Fire and Fury Games' Battlefront:WWII Desert Supplement Information

Battlefront:WWII
Desert Orders of Battle and Unit Quality

The information on this page is designed for use with the new Battlefront:WWII Desert Card Supplement, which includes the cards needed for the Italian, German, Commonwealth, and U.S. Forces that fought in North Africa and Tunisia.

The units included in this supplement can be found here and there are a few additional prototype units in the main unit database. The Desert Forum is still available.
A .pdf list of the models we used for the desert/pacific supplements can be found here.

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Western Desert/Africa orders of battle
Italy 1939-1943 Adobe PDF (34k) Powerpoint Presentation (.zip) (26k)	Mark Hayes 20JUN2003
British, Operation Compass, December 1940 Adobe PDF (98k) Powerpoint Presentation (.zip) (29k)	Mark Hayes 23JUN2003
Italian, Operation Compass, December 1940 Adobe PDF (97k) Powerpoint Presentation (.zip) (19k)	Mark Hayes 18JUL2003
Australian, Operation Sonnenblume, March-April 1941 Adobe PDF (14k) Powerpoint Presentation (.zip) (14k)	Mark Hayes 24SEP2003
British, Operation Sonnenblume, March-April 1941 Adobe PDF (50k) Powerpoint Presentation (.zip) (27k)	Mark Hayes 24SEP2003
German, Operation Sonnenblume, March-April 1941 Adobe PDF (57k) Powerpoint Presentation (.zip) (24k)	Mark Hayes 24SEP2003
Italian, Operation Sonnenblume, March-April 1941 Adobe PDF (44k) Powerpoint Presentation (.zip) (31k)	Mark Hayes 24SEP2003
Crusader (Axis and Allies) November 1941 Adobe PDF (29k) Powerpoint Presentation (.zip) (12k)	Phil Callcott 14NOV2007
Gazala May 1942 Adobe PDF (28k) Powerpoint Presentation (.zip) (12k)	Phil Callcott 10SEP2007

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