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PsihoKekec

PsihoKekec

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Because due to corrosive influence of white patriarchy they refused to send them to the frontlines, saving them as force of the last resort, but cowardly gaijin nukes precluded their deployment. The more progressive members of the military understood that if they fully embraced the schoolgirl power they could turn the tide of war even in the face of cowardly gaijin nukes and tried to reverse the decision to surrender, but since they were unwilling to unleash Schoolgirl Attack Squads on their own people they failed.
 
Buba

Buba

A total creep
Is the Marder III correct? Bow plate MG?
The cartridges brought a smile, at memory of the anime showing the Nerd Crew tossing them about with their noodle arms one handed
:)
 
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PsihoKekec

PsihoKekec

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I think the early versions indeed had a hull MG, this one is probably Besa MG that was used in Pz-38t and all British tanks.

Funny thing, when the Brits licensed Vz-26, the British changed the caliber to .303, but with Besa they kept the original 7,92x57 caliber, thus needlessly introducing yet another ammo type to their logistics. At least during 1944-45 it meant that crews could supply themselves from captured German stocks, but otherwise it was a problem.
 
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Buba

Buba

A total creep
The use of 7,92mm by the British tank arm is a big hole in arguments about NOT adding new calibres in wartime.
 
Tiamat

Tiamat

I've seen the future...
Buba said:
Anybody have a drawing show the layout of Valentine tanks with 57mm and 75mm cannon? Marks IV, VI and above?
Click to expand...

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You may find some useful info at this site?


www.tankarchives.ca

Valentine With a Long Gun

A blog about World War II era archive documents, primarily dealing with armoured warfare.
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Husky_Khan

Husky_Khan

The Dog Whistler... I mean Whisperer.
Founder
A formerly Iranian M36B1 Tank Destroyer found abandoned in Iraq, recovered and ending up in Poland after some restorative work.



You know things are getting bad in Poland when they have to press WW2 era Tank Destroyers into service... :sneaky:

www.landmarkscout.com

M36B1 Tank Destroyer – 90 mm Gun Motor Carriage

Officially named 90 mm Gun Motor Carriage M36B1. A 90mm gun based on the Sherman M4A3 chassis, the M36 was based on the M10A1 Tank Destroyer chassis and the M36B2 on the M10 chassis. This gun was a…
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wwiiafterwwii.wordpress.com

WWII weapons in the Ayatollah’s Iran

The war between Iran and Iraq started in 1980 when Saddam Hussein sought to take advantage of Iran’s chaos by conquering and annexing Iran’s oil-rich Khuzestan province, and in the larg…
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Tiamat

Tiamat

I've seen the future...
The only things I could think of it's so FLAT....yet angular, like a Lego?

And yet it's so YELLOW...kind of like Eggo waffles you can buy here in the U.S.? And again, square and flat.



So, like the old Eggo Waffles commercial jingle of yore? "L'EGGO MY EGGO!"


I mean really, that's all I've got after seeing this. :oops:
 
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