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So in order to avoid wrong designations I had to remove this part "2 units from 6th Airborne have their name replaced by Batallion names from 5th Brigade, their intervention zone being the same as Ox and Bucks : Yorkshire Paras and Light Inf. Paras."
Explained in update notes ^^
It's a shame that Eugen was willing and able to model so many unique vehicles for single divisions but can't get simple details like Lince vs. Dingo correct.
Changed "leSPW Mk I 202 (e)" to "SPW LINCE 202(i)". Because the Fallschirm Aufklärungs Abteilung 12 of the 3. FJ had Lince armoured cars, not Daimler Scout cars (even if the Lince is almost a copy of it). BUT keep in mind that ingame model is a Daimler Scout with its Bren Gun instead of the Lince with its Breda MG.
The name "SPW Lince 202(i)" is incorrect because this is for the Italian Lince, but the vehicle actually in the game is a Daimler Dingo which is designated 202(e). The name should therefore be changed to "SPW 202(e)" or something that adds to this to describe the current vehicle.
Tiger II is a more official name indeed, but I like to keep nicknames which were commonly used.
Some tips : For the US mortars and AT Guns if you see "inch", you know it's a big one! ^^
@GraveDigger : I know for the turret but as Germans tend to designate versions of their tanks as "früh" or "spät", I think it is more accurate. Moreover (P) or (H) means that the overall tank was designed by Henschel or Porsche. Example : https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/VK_4502_(P)
Btw I can rename it Königstiger(Fr.) and Königstiger(Sp.) if it's too long.
Look at excellent redcoat2 post with sources. "Wolverine" and "Achilles" names were rarely used. Most of them were just designated M10. But contrary to "Wolverine", "Achilles" was an official designation, so I keep it : https://books.google.fr/books?id=CYIw0x5y7s8C&pg=PA205&lpg=PA205&dq=The+name+%22Achilles%22+was+officially+a+designation&source=bl&ots=jhinwAZJ-s&sig=Y00P9jYLPVgWDl-ndX6qbZ8bFQk&hl=fr&sa=X&ved=0ahUKEwiNiO_TqeHUAhWHDcAKHZAmD4IQ6AEIKzAB#v=onepage&q=The%20name%20%22Achilles%22%20was%20officially%20a%20designation&f=false
as far as i know they didnt