D-Day German: Building a Reconnaissance Company Force

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Didn't realize the Germans had light coloured zombies in their army.

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Battlefront Miniatures Ltd writes:

The coolest thing about the new Reconnaissance Company in D-Day: German is its flexibility. It's similar to an Armored Panzergrenadier Company in many ways, but lighter, faster, and more flexible. If I'm building a divisional reserve-type force, I want to create a battlegroup mixing tanks and armored infantry for a flexible approach to battle…