New MicroMark Army List Releases for April

Editor in Chief Bill

writes:

Mark answers:

Replacement lists are due to newer information becoming available – so in essence many upgraded lists will occur, given the nature of military history. There is no way I can read every possible source (some non-English) before putting a list out! So I'd rather go with what I have to hand, and update later (it's usually years later).
My motto is its better to have some info than none at all. For most wargamers it will be the most accurate info they can readily get without doing all the hours research themselves. In some cases, an individual list can take 3-5 hours to put together.
And at 80p a list, if you end up purchasing an updated version of an old list, it will hardly break the bank. Much better than waiting for 5 years for a book reprint with the newer info in that is going to cost £20.00 GBP with a lot of info you don't want. Or whatever.
Customers always get the latest version of a list, even if it hasn't been advertised yet, as the older ones are automatically overwritten.
So in answer to his questions, yes, you would have to pay for an updated list. The updated lists are improved information, and it is never the case that the whole list is wrong, it might be for example, one platoon that has changed.

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Mark Bevis of MicroMark writes:

Over 2,100 Unique 19th, 20th & 21st Century Organisation Charts now available!!

This month sees the completion of the 1980s West German lists with full Orders of Battle, WWII neutrals such as Portugal and the Baltic states, and a new series of random Naval lists.

DON'T SEE WHAT YOU WANT?

The MicroMark catalogue has over 2,100 lists covering many armies, well known and obscure, from 1780 to the current day. However, this is just a small imprint on the amount of organizational information available.

As a focus to future releases, if there is a particular army, division, brigade or regiment you wish to see a MicroMark list for, please let me know!

Send your request by email to sultanbev@googlemail.com.

Or write to Mark Bevis, 17 Pheasantford Street, Burnley, Lancs, BB10 3BD.

Or post in the Specialist Military Publications Forum.

I will try my best to write the relevant lists in time for the next monthly release!

NEW RELEASES AND AMENDED LISTS FOR APRIL 2009:

WORLD WAR TWO ARMIES 1937-1945

AIR61: Air forces of the Baltic States, Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania, 1939
B28A: British 231st Infantry Brigade, Mediterranean, June-October 1943 (replaces B28)
FN2B: Finnish Army Support (part 1), 1939-1940 (replaced FN2 and FN2A)
FN39A: Finnish Army Support (part 2), 1939-1940 (replaces List FN39)
FN43: Finnish Army Support (part 3), 1939-1940
FN44: Finnish Army Support (part 4), 1939-1940
RR47: Estonian Infantry Division, Estonia, 1938-1940
RR48: Estonian Corps Support, Estonia, 1938-1940
RR49: Lithuanian Infantry Division, Lithuania, 1938-1940
RR50: Lithuanian Corps Support, Lithuania, 1939-1940
S46: Portuguese 1st Infantry Division, Portugal, 1939-1945
S47: Portuguese 2nd Infantry Division, Portugal, 1939-1945
S48: Portuguese 3rd Infantry Division, Portugal, 1939-1945
S49: Portuguese 4th Infantry Division, Portugal, 1939-1945
S50: Portuguese GML Division, Lisbon, Portugal, 1939-1945 (needs List S51)
S51: Portuguese GML Division (continued)
S52: Portuguese Corps Support, Portugal, 1939-1945
S53: Portuguese Colonial Army, Africa, Pacific Ocean, 1939-1945

MODERN ARMIES OF THE COLD WAR 1947-1989

G98MA: West German HSB60 series Home Defence Brigades, 1982-1991
G99MA: West German HSB56 Home Defence Heavy Brigade, 1982-1991
G100MA: West German HSR70, 80 and 90 Territorial Regiments, Germany, 1980-1991
G138MA: West German HSB50 series Home Defence Heavy Brigades, 1982-1991
G171M: West German Corps Support, 1984-1990
G172M: West German OOB - Schleswig-Holstein Command, 1981-1991
G173M: West German OOB - 1st Corps, northern Germany, 1983-1991
G174M: West German OOB - Northern Territorial Command, northern Germany, 1981-1991
G175M: West German OOB - 2nd Corps, southern Germany, 1983-1991
G176M: West German OOB - Southern Territorial Command, southern Germany, 1981-1991
G177M: West German OOB - 3rd Corps, western Germany, 1982-1991
R208M: Russian 45th Guards Motor Rifle Division, Leningrad MD, 1985-1996 (needs R209M)
R209M: Russian 45th Guards MRD (continued)

MODERN ARMIES 1991+

F13MA: French 6th Daguet Light Division, Persian Gulf, 1991 (replaces List F13M)
G136MA: German Franco-German Brigade, Europe, 1994+ (replaces List G136M)
R210M: Russian Motor Rifle Divisions (northern reduced TOE), Leningrad MD, 1989-1995

NEW!! NAVAL LISTS! new!!

A random selection of naval lists with full armament details of individual ships, prepared by Richard Naylor.

NAV1: Battle of Ulsan, Russo-Japanese War, August 1904
NAV8: Imperial Japanese Navies 8/8 Construction Program - Battleships 1916-1922
NAV9: Imperial Japanese Navies 8/8 Construction Program - Battlecruisers 1916-1922
NAV10: United States of America Cancelled Battleships 1920-1923
NAV11: United States of America Cancelled Battlecruisers 1920-1923
NAV12: Portuguese Navy, 1939-1945 (part 1)
NAV13: Portuguese Navy, 1939-1945 (part 2)

All lists £0.80 GBP each, postage in U.K. £1.00 GBP per 18 lists, EU £2.00 GBP, U.S.A./Canada £3.50 GBP.