.. started on my homepage

http://www.yogysoft.de/

Next forthcoming article will deal with the first battle of Targul-Frumos.

Enjoy reading!

This post has been edited by yogy on November 22, 2009 10:54 pm

Good job!
I like the fact that there are also english translations.
That's what I'm trying to tell Julio!

Nice start, Yogi, of covering a not well covered war theatre.

Two quick notes regarding the air war: the date for the force comparison is not specified.
Also, it's hard to believe the Axis fighters had 2 1/2 time air superiority over the Soviets.
Further research is needed.

Gen. Dénes

This post has been edited by Dénes on November 23, 2009 06:25 am

Denes, the date is below the table

"Strength comparison between soviet and Axis Air Forces in the Southern Ukraine, January 1944 "

For the soviets, it was from the site which you can find at 12oclock high, german numbers are from sturmvogel.com .

One error I made is that I counted in the german units on the Crimea, I think II./JG52 and some Schlachtfliegers also. So take off ca. 20-30 from both these types of aircraft. Thanks for the hint!

PS: I also found that surprising...

Today there is a further update; topic is "Bessarabia - 1st battle of Targul Frumos" and the Dnestr-bridgeheads of the Red Army.

Enjoy Reading!

PS: If anyone has informations on the bases of involved soviet air units during April '44 - I would be happy to add this information

This part of the WW2 was named as "The Uman - Botoshani Offensive" It is described on some russian sites, texts, memoryes. Useful sites :
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Uman%E2%80%93...9Fani_Offensive
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Battle_of_T%C3%A2rgu_Frumos
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Battle_of_Podu_Iloaiei


This post has been edited by Petre on December 13, 2009 05:57 pm

Thanks for that feedback!

And wellcome in my website:

www.moldovamap.ru


This post has been edited by synergy on November 05, 2011 06:27 pm

Thank you, Synergy. Very good site for my purposes

Thank you Synergy. Very good site as already said! I look to the "Heeresgruppe SudUkraine spring-summer 1944 Часть 8" where the beginning of august 1944 is covered. But the copy is unclear so I need you help! If you can see and write the armored (german) formations of the 6th Army equipped with tanks and StuG and the number of the available vehicles I'll be very thankfull! Thanks in advance!

Ok!
Tell me what page from part 8 you interesting and I'l send to you good copy of documents.

In this link...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DixJScWV5po

...starting with second 40, the heavy Tiger battalion no. 505 is shown fighting in Romania, in April 1944.

This post has been edited by Florin on November 29, 2011 07:31 am

Thanks in advance synergy,
It's about page 8, where a table called Einsatzbereite Pak-Panzer u StuGesch der 6 Armee (Battle-ready tanks and SP Guns of the 6th Army) for 25.07.1944 (now I'm a bit disappointed because I had the impression that the situation was for 10.08.1944, but I guess the changes were not big!) impressed me much. I try for some time to figure out the exact TO&E of all armoured&mechanized formations of the Axis (Romanian, German) at the start of Iasi-Chisinau soviet offensive! That means not only the divisions but also the StuG-Brigades or Battalions or SP Antitank Guns or so...
Thanks for your help synergy!

Please don't forget to share with us, Andreas

Yeah, indeed! Don't forget to share - this archive searching is quite difficult, especially for those (like me) who do not have advanced levels in German language!
Although, to be honest, I'm interested only in 1941's data...