Very effective in defending and attacking tank units,Д«reaking through a heavily fortified enemy on a coast can be a big problem single-player,and especially multiplayer.

Furthermore, the 40 width anti-tank division has loads of soft attack which will help in situations against other infantry units, making it versatile in its abilities

While the 10 widthВ anti-tank division was good in the early game, against light tank divisions, The 40 width anti-tank division is good against medium and even heavy tank divisions in the late game. This is an improved 10 width anti-tank division, which will not just be used for defense but also attack. Good for minor nations to balance the scale,.Does not require a lot of equipment and manpower,.Nations such as Poland, The Netherlands, France, and even the Soviet Union should have some of these units in their disposal for contouring the ever-expanding German Reich. This division is ESPECIALLY good against nations with the mobile warfare doctrine. Does not require a lot of manpower(10k only).ДЄs a minor nation, this is the best option for countering tanks.Furthermore, It is especially effective with countries that have loads of manpower, and which utilize the вЂњMass assaultвЂќ doctrine. The division template also has loads of organization and soft attack, which makes it withstand most engagements against enemy units. For its composition, it requires the player to only have 1000 infantry equipment in his stockpile. This division represents the foundation of any in-game army. Good for spamming loads of it to slow down the enemy.Good for port garrisons and for holding front lines,.These divisions are best used for fronts where the player is expecting to lose and wants to make his enemy wear down since the enemy is going to take a lot of casualties trying to break this division. The template has a high level of organization, meaning it will take a while for it to break and will quickly regain its strength after retreating. I also have about ~15/20 marines or paratroopers depending on the country I'm playing and their AF/Navy.This template is for divisions that are used for filling gaps in your front lines. As for the QRF its usually a small handful of a division consisting of motorized and LT for a lot of attack but doesn't really need HP since they aren't defending, only counter-attacking but with a high speed.

I also use them to defend ports/coastlines/coastal forts until a QRF can get there and repel the invasion. If it is a large country (like France), I'll usually recruit a handful before I attack and then spread them out. Then I deploy it to suppress any resistance behind the front lines until the war is over/country has capitulated. If I'm not gaining a lot of territory fast or its only a small country I'm fighting, I recruit only one division at a time but have it happening during the course of the war. I also have suppression divisions which I use in various ways.

Then as soon as my AI field marshal of the infantry displaces some divisions to cover the new front line, I can continue pushing or finish an encirclement after the motorized has fully extended.

This allows me to make pushes into certain areas without the risk of my armored divisions being encircled and lost as the motorized can quickly plug any holes. Generally, I have a decent infantry division template which allows me to spam them in order to hold a line (against USSR for example), a handful (~15) of armored divisions to break through in certain areas, and about ~45 motorised divisions which follow the armor and defend the new territory until the infantry can fill it in.

Hearts of iron 4 division composition