| Vehicles | Mobile Group | Corps | Divisions | Total |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| LT vz. 35 | 30 | 15 | 45 | |
| LT-38 | 10 | 10 | ||
| LT-40 | 7 | 7 | ||
| OA vz. 30 | 5 | 10 | 15 |
All tanks apparently left with the Mobile Group after the battle of Lipovec, whenever that was. 3 LT vz. 35s, two LT-38s, and a LT-40 were destroyed beyond repair during the campaign.
The Security Division was assigned a company of 7 LT-40s in August 42. They were replaced in April 43 by 5 LT-38s. None of these tanks saw any action as they were mostly used for guard the division's HQ.
Another company of 6 LT-38 and 6 LT-40s was sent to the Mobile Division in October 42, but only one tank survived the retreat to the Crimea.
None of the LT-38s and Marder IIIs received by the Slovaks from 1943 saw any action against the Soviets, but some were used against the Germans during the Slovak Uprising.
The LT vz. 34 and TancĖk vz. 33 vehicles were only used for training though some did see action against the Germans during the Slovak Uprising.
For Europa purposes the current motorized infantry brigade and a separate tank regiment overstates the Slovak c/m combat power by a lot since 62 tanks hardly warrants a tank regiment counter. A better approach would be to make the motorized infantry brigade a 3-2-8* mechanized or mixed brigade rather than the current 2-8* and delete the tank regiment all together.
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