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Playing CORE .71MP in SP mode (don't ask), and I went for the create Slovakia action after annexing rest of Czech-land. I took military control of their units but somewhere between may and june 1939 they disappeared. Did the AI disband them or are they in the process of being upgraded and will return. Thanks
 
Hi, next time please post in either New Beta C.O.R.E. 0.7 or C.O.R.E. Bugs.

To answer your question, they have been disbanded. What happened after the destruction of Czechoslovakia and the creation of Slovakia is that virtually EVERY Czechoslovakian unit became part of the Slovakian army. This causes multiple problems.

#1. How can Germany reasonably get captured Czech tanks when Slovakia is using all of the former Czech tanks?

#2. The bulk of the Czechoslovakian army was made up of Czech citizens, who were not keen, or possibly even allowed, to be armed and in the Slovakian armed forces.

So, the destruction of the Czech army is historic, and improves gameplay, as Slovakia won't start with an overly powerful military, capable of destroying Poland on their own.
 
1st:Its in all forum meber interest and good to keep it clean so post in the right tread.
2nd:The way it was before with Slovakian army should not be repeated since i beliave it tottaly wrong.You just cant inherite the whole country's army.No logic,no historical backround.
 
I will make sure I post in the "right" thread in the future. I wasn't arguing the historical merit of the disbandment, just wanted to know why it happened. Not sure that they could take the poles, what was left in Slovakia when it became independent was 4 or 5 inf divisions and a couple fighters. Doubt you could annex with that
 
I have seen Slovakia with about 20 Divisions, tanks, infantry, aircraft on occasion. Really, at most, Slovakia fielded probably about 3 divisions, due to manpower and equipment shortages.