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Started by Sir Slash, February 19, 2013, 10:09:07 AM

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Longdan

Just wondering.  I know the Germans liked to make assault guns because turrets were expensive and carriages and guns less so.
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Zulu1966

Quote from: Longdan on February 19, 2013, 05:20:08 PM
Just wondering.  I know the Germans liked to make assault guns because turrets were expensive and carriages and guns less so.
Everything you need to know about panther turrets
http://www.histomil.com/viewtopic.php?p=48819
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undercovergeek

Quote from: SgtRock on February 19, 2013, 01:10:04 PM
CMFI Gustav Line?

1. I see US Tank Destroyer Battalions listed but, still no US tank destroyers?



from someone who knows better than i:-

Tank Destroyer Battalion (towed) --- Oct 43 - End. There was exactly one towed AT battalion in Italy, it was completely armed with the M5 76.2mm antitank gun. It was not successful and in June was refitted into a M18 GMC battalion.

mirth

I didn't realize those pill-box Panther turrets were so widely used. Interesting that they were supplied with electricity for lights, but only had hand crank traverse.
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MikeGER

Quote from: Zulu1966 on February 19, 2013, 05:33:04 PM
Everything you need to know about panther turrets
http://www.histomil.com/viewtopic.php?p=48819

Outstanding ! THX for the link  :)  ...how über-cool those turrets were in detail 8)

Yskonyn

I can't help but wonder what they have in store for the 4th module for CMBN.
If dynamic weather and snow is now in for CMFI then I would presume these features will make their way to CMBN too; let loose those Winter '44 - '45 scenarios!
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undercovergeek

theres OMG, and then the 'weird bits that dont really fit anywhere'

word is out that once Gustav is out of the door its full steam for bagration and shock force 2 which are already underway but not at the front of the queue

Bismarck

Quote from: undercovergeek on February 20, 2013, 03:09:14 PM
theres OMG, and then the 'weird bits that dont really fit anywhere'

word is out that once Gustav is out of the door its full steam for bagration and shock force 2 which are already underway but not at the front of the queue

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SgtRock

I wish BattleFront would release the expansion plans for CMBN & CMFI. I'm not asking when, just what! I know Market Garden is next for CMBN, then what? Will they take CMFI beyond the surrender of Italy into 1945?

Longdan

You mean after the Fall of Rome?
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Or maybe up to that oft pondered moment when the first Pershing and IS-2 meet on opposite sides of the Oder River and start bouncing shot off of each other's glacis plates.
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Keunert

the fall of Rome was way earlier, i know that, i am the history buff.
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Longdan

Rome fell on June 4th 1944.  The Italians surrendered in the previous year.  The Germans did not go home until somewhat later.
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Keunert

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Special K has too much class.
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