Cp. Combat Intelligence

The gathering and analysis of information about enemy forces, terrain, and operations during combat. This intelligence was essential for effective planning and execution of military operations during World War II.

Cp. Combat Logistics

The supply and maintenance of military forces during combat operations. This involved the transportation of troops, weapons, ammunition, food, and medical supplies, playing a crucial role in sustaining combat operations during World War II.

Cavalry

Military units that use horses for combat and transportation. While the role of cavalry declined with the advent of mechanized warfare, some cavalry units remained active during World War II, particularly in reconnaissance and scouting roles.

Awarded the Croix de Guerre

A French military decoration awarded for bravery in combat.

Awarded the Bronze Star

A United States military decoration awarded for heroic or meritorious achievement in combat or in support of combat operations.

Artillery Support

The use of artillery guns, howitzers, and mortars to provide fire support for infantry, tanks, and other units in combat. It played a crucial role in World War II, providing accurate and devastating firepower.

Ammunition Shortage

A situation where the military is lacking sufficient ammunition, which can severely impact its combat effectiveness.

Airborne Warfare

Military operations involving the use of aircraft for combat, reconnaissance, logistics, and other purposes.

Avw Infantry

A military unit responsible for fighting on foot.

Avw Panzer

A military unit responsible for operating armored vehicles.