Very closely related to Supply Use, but then without any actual meaning. Only important for countries that have to ship their units by sea. Weight: How many convoys it takes to ship your unit. In combat it doesnвЂ™t offer anything and is pretty neglectable. Suppression has very few things that affect it, cavalry is good for suppression, providing 2 per cavalry while most other units provide 1 and the Military Police provides a 10% modifier to the unit value. Suppression: Whether youвЂ™re albe to keep the revolts in an occupied territory in check. Both of these doctrines are at or near the very end of their trees, thus your recon value is usually equal to your recon batallionвЂ™s level with values between 1 and 7 with an absolute maximum of 8. It is only affected by 2 things: whether you have support battalions & whether you have Shock&Awe research of the Superior Firepower doctrine or Infiltration in Depth of the Grand Battleplan doctrine. Reconnaissance: High reconnaissance increases the chances of a unit to pick a combat tactic that better counters the enemyвЂ™s chosen tactic. However, since most units that provide recovery also provide organization, these values usually balance each other out. Recovery is as important as organization. Recovery Rate: How fast your units will regain organization. Provided primarily by infantry and motorized or mechanized. It is important to keep it in the back of your head, but not make it dictate your unit composition. ItвЂ™s your unitвЂ™s ability to sustain combat. Infantry and variants have a lot of this because they are many, while armor has very little. HP (hitpoints): How much damage your unit can take during combat. Max Speed: The base maximum speed a unit can go, this value is usually lower due to terrain and infrastructure modifiers, however certain things increase this such as engineers. Universally speaking, higher values are better except for Weight, Supply Use and Combat Width. The stats may change based on your national ideas or completed researches. These are the stats for the 7 Infantry вЂ“ 2 Artilery division from above. The Stats Screen and Base StatsД«ase Stats, Combat Stats are Equipment Cost located on the right side of the division template. An example would be elite divisions only using the latest weapons and reserve divisions using the oldest.

вЂ“ Each division template can receive specific types of equipment if multiple types are available. Elite divisions will be prioritized for better equipment, followed by regular divisions and finally reserves.

вЂ“ A division template may be specified as reserve, regular, or elite. вЂ“ A division may have any number of the same unit type for battalions, but only one of each unit type for support companies. вЂ“ Adding a battalion of a different unit type (infantry, mobile, or armored) adds a penalty of 20 XP per additional unit type. вЂ“ It costs 5 XP to add a battalion to a division, regardless if it is the same or new regiment. вЂ“ Each combat regiment is composed of up to 5 battalions. вЂ“ Each division consists of up to 5 combat regiments and 5 support companies. You can manually choose which divisions you consider to be elite, normal or backup. The 3 Arrows: Red is for backup units, they are the last to receive quality equipment, white is for normal units, and yellow is for elite units, they are the first to receive quality equipement (new weapons or of youвЂ™re lacking equipment they will be the first one to be filled). Reset:В Reset the edits youвЂ™ve made but havenвЂ™t saved.Дuplicate:В Create another division template just like this one without spending army experience, useful if you want to make a new division template while still keeping this one. Here is an example of a 7 Infantry вЂ“ 2 Artilery division template: Recruit & Deploy: Then click вЂњEditвЂќ on the desired division. You can edit division templates by going to:

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