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[Sgt. Moses]

US: Oh yeeeaaaahhh...

UK: What about the Cromwell for a med. tank? The Firefly was a TD.

RU: Oh yeeeaaaahhhh...

GE: Oh yeeeeaaaaahhhh...

[8doczzz1]

infantry?

minelayers?

[Mig Eater]

The Cromwell was a heavy/Cruiser tank & the Firefly is the Brit version of the Sherman :?

The infantry list is still being worked on (if you have any ideas post them!)

I'm working on getting Repair vehicle to lay mines

[trevor]

Rifle---------No4 Rifle
Sniper"
Medic ----Pistol
Heavy Machine Gun
Asualt ----BAR
Officer Thompson
*dunno name for him* ------Grease gun.

Officer could have healign abilities? or detect stealth units. Nam ehim Major instead i gues.

[Mig Eater]

That officer sounds just like the Blitz2 one...

The basic infantry list is done, it's there names & there weapons which we are still working on. I'll post what we have done so far later & hopefully between us we can get it finished ASAP

[Rygar]

This list is obsolete in some parts and months ago was fairly updated so it needs to be edited, why don't use the G5M as plane for Akagi? It would be more useful.

What about to replace the v7 superweapon with an airstrike composed by SM 79? It would be more realistic than v7, so the SM 79 can be used everywhere and the use of P108b and SM 92 isn't compromized.

[Mig Eater]

Right now the Akagi doesn’t have any planes so the G5M will do

Superweapons are a bugger to make & I’m very limited in what I can do. So what I can edit the RA2 SW into determines what SP there will be in D-day

[Sgt. Moses]

[quote="Mig Eater"]The Cromwell was a heavy/Cruiser tank & the Firefly is the Brit version of the Sherman :?

no...not really. Trust me on this one. As I type this I am looking at my Tank ID book (Illustrated Directory of Tanks of the World) and It states:

(Ahem)

The Cromwell was intended to be a heavy cruiser, but in actuality was about the same as the Sherman. It was armed with a 6-pounder (75mm) gun. It's armor was actualy thinner than the Sherman's (100 mm maximum for the Serman as opposed to 78 mm max for the Cromwell).

I will concede that the Firefly was a british varient of the Serman and was widely used. However, the Americans already have the Sherman as they're med. tank. I think the Cromwell, which saw action in the same numbers as the Sherman, would add a sense of uniquness to the British side.[/i]

[Mig Eater]

NO

BTW a 6pdr is 57mm, the A27m had 76mm armor & the M4 had 85mm

[Major_Gilbear]

I think the Cromwell, which saw action in the same numbers as the Sherman

Surely that cannot be right! :?

[Mig Eater]

Production of A27m: 2,607

M4's in UK/Commonwealth service: 17,481

:roll:

[Major_Gilbear]

That's what I thought!!!

[Rygar]

Updated the list with the lastest improvements.

I think we should consider the planes used for the carriers

I only know:

Ki-51 Sonia for Akagi

Ju87C for graf Zeppelin

Reggiane Re2001 for Aquila

Who knows the rest?

[Mig Eater]

Carrier planes

US: F6F Hellcat
UK: Sorwdfish

Ger: Ju-87c
Ita: Re-2001
Jap: Ki-51 Sonia

[wilmet]

wasn't the hurricane used on british carriers ?
If i remember the swordfish is a kind of bi-plane no ?

[Major_Gilbear]

Swordfish=Biplane, yes
The swordfish was really quite good, since AA gunswere calibrated for faster aircraft, they often had trouble hitting the biplanes! Swordfish helped deliver the topedoes that sank the Bismarck...

The Brits actually used Corsairs on their ACs before the Americans did, because the Americans had problems getting them to land without crashing (which British forces sorted out successfully).

[Rygar]

It will be the Japanese superweapon, have faith..

[Mig Eater]

The list has been updated & France has also been added. The French units are not finalised yet tho & may change...