Two quick questions about German Infantry:
#1 - It does not explicitly state whether German Infantry is ever considered "motorized". It mentions the US, Russia and Britain, but not Germany. I assume this means no. I know the German Army still used a lot of horse-drawn equipment early in the war, but I am unsure of their status later in the war, say 42 or 43 on.
#2 - The Spring 42 Conversion. In most cases, when a given country has to change the quality of their infantry (Japan, once at war with US) these represent downgrades in training, equipment, etc, and both types get to exist side by side. Is this true of the German Infantry? In most other games I have played, the German "Re-organization" of their army structure happened across the map. By this I mean that not only did newly created Infantry Divisions get the new structure, but existing divisions in the field were re-organized, too. I do not read any mention of this in the rules, other than what appears on the build chart.
What say you?
