I would recommend that the below number of battalions be used for the Army, which corresponds with various reference books of the period. Primary artillery comprised 188 light guns (Schneider 75mm M1897, 80mm De Bange M1877)), 36 cavalry mountain guns (70mm Schneider M1907), and 2.5 heavy artillery (120, 122-mm) howitzers (of both German and French origin).
This far outnumbers the artillery available in SRGW, and while I recognize one need not duplicate historical numbers, for small countries (like Serbia, Greece, Portugal, Siam, etc.), with minimal ability to compete initially in production with larger European powers (Austria-Hungary, Germany, France, etc.), it is of benefit for SRGW to replicate as close as possible existing inventories - which are never large, any way.
My suggestion revolves around using the 5 x District Headquarter locations (see Serbian map changes on other thread) as the center for most artillery, all of which will have Barracks if city changes are implemented).
Suggested Changes:
* * NIS X 952 Y 189 - Ist Military District Hq.
* Artillery: 2 x Bn. Schneider 75-mm M1897 mle
* * VALYEVO X 940 Y 185 - 2nd Military District Hq.
* Artillery: 2 x Bn. De Bange 80-mm M1877
* * BELGRADE X Y - Barracks will be added when City changes are made
* Artillery: 1 x Bn. Krupp 120-mm M1905 how
2 x Bn. Schneider 75-mm M1897 mle
* * ALEXINATZ X 950 Y 189 - Center for Cavalry & mountain artillery regiments
* Artillery: 2 x Bn Schneider 70-mm M1907 mountain guns
* * KRAGUYEVATZ X 945 Y 185 - 4th Military District Hq.
* Artillery: 1.5 x Bn. Schneider M1897 120mm field gun
2 x De Bange 80-mm M1877 field gun
* * ZAYCHAR X 935 Y 186 - 5th Military District Hq.
Artillery: 1 x Bn. Schneider 75-mm M1897 field gun mle
* * SHABATZ X 937 Y 182 - [on map as Sabac.]
Artillery: 1 x De Bange 80-mm M1877 field gun
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* This will provide a more balanced game against Austria-Hungary - and more interesting!
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* De Bange 80-mm M 1888 cannon
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/De_Bange_80_mm_cannon
* Schneider 75-mm M1897 field gun
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Canon_de_ ... %A8le_1897
* Schneider 70-mm M1907 mountain gun
https://www.bulgarianartillery.it/Bulgarian Artillery 1/Schneider-Canet 70mm 1907_Gb Serbian.htm
Serbian designation :
70 мм. брдски топ М. 1907 Шнаjдер
* * Schneider-Canet 120-mm M1905 field gun
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/120_mm_Sc ... 7_long_gun
* * Krupps 120-mm M1905 howitzer
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/120_mm_Kr ... tzer_M1905
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Thanks for reviewing.
