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Infantry (Hospital) 15.3W GBP-LUT-GA

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eddy_94  ·  77 views  ·  2026-05-26

Inf. (Hosp.) 15.3W GBP-LUT-GA
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Base Stats
Speed--
HP--
Org--
Recovery--
Recon--
Suppression--
Weight--
Supply--
Reliability--
Rel. Bonus--
Trickleback--
Exp. Loss--
Combat Stats
Width--
Soft Atk--
Hard Atk--
Air Atk--
Defense--
Brkthrough--
Armor--
Piercing--
Initiative--
Entrench--
Equipment Cost
Manpower--
Training--
Fuel Use--
Fuel Cap--
Eq. Capture--
Production Cost: --
Terrain
Plains
A D M
Plains
Forest
A D M
Forest
Hills
A D M
Hills
Mountains
A D M
Mountains
Desert
A D M
Desert
Jungle
A D M
Jungle
Marsh
A D M
Marsh
Urban
A D M
Urban
River
A D M
River
Amphib.
A D M
Amphib.
Fort
A D M
Fort
Basic infantry division for defense. 15.3W with the Large Unit Tactics doctrine. It can stay the same throughout the game if you use tanks for offense, or you can build it up to an offensive infantry division if you do not want to rely on tanks.

Comments

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123 2026-05-28
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Nice line holder. I wouldnt use field hospitals, but works
SWISH
SWISH 2026-05-30
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I usually use recon and field hospitals for larger/offensive templates. I would personally remove those to reduce cost if it’s only meant for holding the line. I’d set them to optional and add them once you’d want to expand this division to an offensive role
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eddy_94 OP 2026-06-08
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@SWISH You are right, it is cheaper. Often by 1939 I only have arty, eng and AA, and then as I build up to the offensive division I start adding the recon and the hospital. But, as to the hospital, I must say that also for the line holder it has its advantages. As UK, especially if I annex France through the Benelux Intervention focuses and I need to defend France and its colonies alone (I don't like to use the puppets' divisions), I generally try to get to 1939 with 2x24 armies in the north of France/Belgium, 1x24 army on the Maginot, 1x24 army on the border with Italy, a total of 2x24 armies in Africa to defend Tunisia, Egypt, Ethiopia, Somaliland/Djibuti. That is of course expensive in terms of manpower and during the first year of war, until I get to Service by Requirement and Women in the Workforce, the reduction in losses is helpful, especially if I also want to expand the navy (something that, admittedly, is not necessary).