Points: DYO points that the unit is worth. These are from the Panzer Leader DYO Point System by Robert Chiang. Note that some of the units have a second value in parentheses. If the unit is artillery, this value is its worth as Off-the-Board artillery. If the unit is an AFV, then this value is its worth if using the Functional Mobility for Turreted AFV's rule.
Unit: The name of the unit.
Weapon: Weapon Class of the unit in question:
Attack Modes: Type of attacks that the unit may make:
Target: Target type of the unit in question:
Truck: The unit which has a dot in this column on the chart must use the Truck Movement Rates when moving on the board.
Carrier: The unit which has a dot in this column on the chart is a Carrier unit and may carry Passengers. Those units which have an "i" after the dot may only carry Infantry units as Passengers.
Pass: The unit which has a dot in this column on the chart is a Passenger unit and may be transported by a Carrier unit. Those units which have a "1/2" after the dot cost the Carrier units half of their Movement Allowance for that turn to pick up or drop off. Those without the "1/2" cost the Carrier units all of their Movement Allowance to pick up or drop off. The Tank Bridge may only be transported by the Valentine Bridge-Layer unit or by a unit specified in the special rules of the scenario.
Stack: The number of Stracking Points that the unit in question takes up in the hex. The maximum stacking allowance of a hex is four points. Fortification counters and any units stacked under count as one Stacking Point. No more than three Wreck counters may be stacked in a hex.
QM: The unit which has a dot in this column on the chart may use Infantry Quick-Time Speed.
Tur AFV: The unit which has a dot in this column on the chart may use the Functional Mobility for Turreted AFV's rule.
Arty FOF: The unit which has a "C" in this column on the chart must have a Carrier unit in the same hex when changing its Field-of-Fire when using the Artillery Field-of-Fire Limitations rule.
SSC: The unit which has a dot in this column on the chart may use the Smoke Shell Concentrations rule.
Factors: The counter values of the unit in question.