Introduction
6
Part I 7
Early
Organization and Tactics of Armored
Cars 7
Tactics
8
Considerations
for Wargaming Armored
Cars 14
Red
Guard, Red Army 15
The
Bolsheviks Takeover: November 1917 toMarch
1918 16
Birth of the Red Army: March toDecember
1918 20
Total War: 1919 – Battles of Orel and
Petrograd 22
The Year 1920 – Soviet Polish War and Battle of
Kahhovha 26
Volunteer
Army and Armed Forces of South Russia 32
Volunteer
Army in the 1st and 2nd Kuban March 33
Growth into the AFSR, Defending the Don Basin and Offensive Spring
1919 34
Battle of Orel and the Downfall of the
AFSR 38
All-Mighty
Army of the Don 43
Kuban Army 46
Russian Army 47
Reorganizing the remains of the
AFSR 47
Securing
the Crimea and Breakout 48
Kuban Landing and the Battle of Kakhovka
50
Perekop and the End 53
North
And North-West White Armies 55
East and Siberia 57
Czechoslovak Legion 58
German Army 61
French Army 63
Polish Army 64
Latvia 69
Lithuania 70
Estonia 71
Ukraine 74
Finland 76
Georgian Democratic Republic 77
Azerbaijan Republic 77
Republic of Armenia 77
Part II 78
Armored
Automobile
“Kornilovets” 78
Armored Automobile
“Vityaz” 81
On the Armored Car 'Verni” 83
On the Armored Car 'Verni" Part Ii
(Continuation) 93
Part III 104
The
Armored Cars Of "Armored Automobiles" 104
Austin Mk.1 or Series 1 104
Austin Series 2 105
Austin 3rd Series 106
Garford Armored Car 106
Izhorski "Fiat" 111
Lanchester 112
Peerless Anti-Aircraft Armored
Cars 114
Putilov Austin 115
Sheffield-Simplex and Army Motor
Lorry 117
Ehrhardt E-V/4 1917 Armoured Car 119
Ford Tfc (Ft-B) Armored Car 121
Appendix 1: Armored Car Imports:Production
1914–1920 123
Appenidix 2: RCW Armored Car Kits 124
Appendix 3: Painting And Suggested Paint
Colors 125
Primary References 127