Unlike similar multi-cannon tanks, the Mark I’s 3" howitzer lacked anti-tank shells. A handful of Mark II Close Support Churchills were also built swapping the howitzer into the turret and the 2 pounder into the hull but were not used in battle....
the settlers were primed to launch the “spontaneous” revolt Frémont hoped to incite. On June 10, settlers and members of Frémont’s expedition attacked a Mexican lieutenant and made off with his herd of horses. The
In my quest to model a simple counter-battery function on my own, the logical path has always seemed to jack up that value for on-map fire support resources, ergo, every time a howitzer for example fires, it triggers a muzzle flash icon. Never had any luck though. Maybe I haven't ...
I’ve gotten them wrong from time to time, despite growing up around guns (my father owned and operated a gun store — we were hunters, we had a shooting range at the house, I got my first gun at age 12, etc.etc., plus he was a gunsmith, as well) and despite owning them. Thu...
unlocked conscription and the motherland's largest howitzer, and were ready to take the final third of the map. Everything should have been in place, our victory should have been assured, until that escalation I was talking about. A huge wave of German tanks appeared as we moved on the fi...
They might or might not have invented most trappings of modernity (so what, the Romans invented the computer. There’s more to invention than merely a single act of “I made this.” To pull humans into modernity there must be tolerance (yes, you heard that) even if no reward for the ...
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It (and the M3’s 37-millimeter gun) were both underpowered for their antitank role by mid-World War II. Though some of the 303 Churchill Mark 1s saw combat in North Africa and the disastrous Dieppe amphibious raid, the 5,300 succeeding Churchill marks ditched the hull howitzer....
Unlike similar multi-cannon tanks, the Mark I’s 3" howitzer lacked anti-tank shells. A handful of Mark II Close Support Churchills were also built swapping the howitzer into the turret and the 2 pounder into the hull but were not used in battle. Advertisement - Continue Reading Below ...
Unlike similar multi-cannon tanks, the Mark I’s 3" howitzer lacked anti-tank shells. A handful of Mark II Close Support Churchills were also built swapping the howitzer into the turret and the 2 pounder into the hull but were not used in battle. Advertisement - Continue Reading Below...