Only available on Theatre of War and appears in the early Soviet campaign.

It is available to the Panzergrenadiers Squad through an upgrade. The Panzerbüchse 39 is an anti-tank rifle wielded by infantry. It gave the Panzergrenadiers more power for long and medium-range combat. The Gewehr 43 or Karabiner 43 (abbreviated G43, K43) is a 7.92×57mm Mauser caliber semi-automatic rifle developed by Germany during World War II. It is a very potent weapon, and if used effectively will cut through enemy armor with ease. Panzerschreck is an anti-tank weapon wielded by infantry. The StG 44 assault rifle is decent at long range but is much more effective at medium-close combat. Of course, they are still handled by an infantry squad that needs to be in close range to its target, leaving them exposed.Īlso known as the MP44, this gun is a middle ground between the short-ranged submachinegun and the longer-ranged machinegun. Panzerschrecks are incredibly powerful, capable of even penetrating the heaviest of tanks. This removes two StG 44s from the squad, greatly reducing their anti-infantry abilities, so think twice before making this decision.

The Panzerschreck can be upgraded for a hefty sum of 100 100. Panzergrenadiers can poke enemy with close-range weapon only, and melee enemy with long-range weapon only, which are both devastating. Coupled with the squads received accuracy of 0.80, it makes the squad a danger to every enemy when it's closing in.

These are assault rifles, capable of firing in bursts and powerful at all ranges but really effective at medium to close range. The squad enters the field armed with StG 44s. Their high cost gives the player two powerful weapons: an assault rifle as their primary weapon and the option to upgrade two of the best infantry handheld anti-tank weapons of the game: the Panzerschreck. Their cost, population cap, and reinforce cost are considerably higher compared to Grenadiers and other core infantry. Panzergrenadiers are built at the Kampfgruppe Headquarters (available after completing battle phase 1) for 340 340, 8 8, and come with four men per squad. In 1942, when Infantry Regiments were renamed as Grenadier Regiments by Hitler as a historical homage to Frederick the Great's Army, the infantry component of Panzer divisions began to be redesignated as Panzergrenadier regiments, as did Motorized Infantry units and soldiers. 2.2 Raketenpanzerbüchse 54 (Panzerschreck).

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