As I have purchased some SPZ12-3 for another project for which they were replaced, it seems a waste not to do something with them.
From my copy of Bruce Rea-Taylors army lisst for the 1950's and 60's I can create the following.
1968 Panzer grenadier brigade. This is only good to the early 1970's when the Marder was introduced.
Brigade HQ
SPZ12-3 ICT
2 Battalions BHQ SPZ12-3 ICT
1 SPZ 52-3 120mm SP mortar
3 coy 4 SPZ12-3 ICT
1 Battalion BHQ 1 MBT
4 coy 4 MBT
MBT may be either Leopard 1 or M48A3
1 battalion 1 AOP
4 M109G (plain M109)
At Coy
2 JPZ Rackette
4 JPZ Kannone
Recce coy
2 SPZ 11-2
Engineer coy
1 AVLB (M48 or Leopard)
The reserve units are possibly more interesting, though I'm not sure if I'm brave enough to run a battalion of what are essentially STUG's in MSH. this list is good to the late 1970's
Brigade HQ Inf/Truck
3 Battlions BHQ in SPZ 12-3
1 120mm Mortar/truck
1 coy 3 SPZ 12-3 ICT (may swap for M113)
2 coy 3 inf/truck
1 Battalion BHQ SPZ 12-3
1coy 2JPZ rakette
3 coy 4 JPZ Kanone
1 battalion 1 AOP
4 105mm or 15mm 5 M114
Just for completeness I'll include the Panzer or Pz Gr divisional recon battalion.
BHQ SPZ11-2
2 Coy
5 SPZ 11-2
2 MBT
1 Coy
2 MBT
2 SPZ 11-2 ICT
1 SPZ 11-2 81mm Mortar
It's certainly a simple list! The Kanones should OK in defence, where their not being able to fire and move penalty isn't so much of an issue. So you could go the regulars in attack, and the reservists in defence, for example.
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