"Who best for German 91st Division?" Topic

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Korvessa	24 Nov 2023 5:16 p.m. PST
Contemplating getting into 28mm WWII skirmish – on a small scale (a platoon or so, with minimal support – looking at "Nuts!" for rules, as they seem best for solo play). Because of family history, I have a particular fondness for the fighting around the bridge over the Merderet River (specifically Timmes Orchard). US Airborne is obvious, but I will need the 91st Airlanding Division for the Germans. If I decide to go Warlord plastics, which of the following would best model the 91st? Grenadiers Luftwaffe field division German Infantrty
Martin Rapier	24 Nov 2023 11:57 p.m. PST
German infantry. While the 91st was in theory an air landing division, they weren't part of the Luftwaffe and weren't a Luftwaffe field division.
Col Durnford	25 Nov 2023 10:20 a.m. PST
I agree, just go with a standard German uniform and equipment. You know it will not end there, but your initial unit will be useable in other service.

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