Infantry Support Vehicles / Tank Busters

[Skrapper]

It was nice to get 2 more GV's in the last update, I hope more are in store for the future.  One thing I would like to suggest is Infantry Support Vehicles / Tank Busters.  The Germans had numerous versions of these carrying very large artillery cannons, even bigger than the dreaded 88mm of the Tiger.  The Wespe (wasp) carried a 105mm, set on top a panzer II or III chasse I believe and saw plenty of action on the Eastern Front.  Another was the Sturmgeschutz (Assault Guard), which carried an even larger 120mm if my memory serves me right.  While the range of motion on the cannons was limited, they still produced a devastating amount of firepower and had dual-purpose as tank buster and infantry support artillery.  Another super-heavy tank was the Jadgpanzer (Tank Hunter/Fighter), which carried a 120-135mm cannon but the turret was fixed due to its weight and size.  Anyway, this is just a suggestion to add on the 'wish list.'  I'd also like to add the King Tiger w/ the Henschel turret (though the Porsche turret was impressive as well) to that list as well, but I'm sure someone has already thought of that...   

[SuBWaYCH]

Next GV on the list is gonna be the Cromwell/Crusader (i hope). British need some love to ya know.

[Oleg]

Next GV on the list is gonna be the Cromwell/Crusader (i hope). British need some love to ya know.

British participated in WW2 ground battles ever?  (lol)

We need more soviets vehicles - KV-1/2, T-34-85, IS-2, SU-76, SU-122/152 (dont mean all of them, of course).

And one more word: Artillery

[Motherland]

British participated in WW2 ground battles ever?  (lol)

We need more soviets vehicles - KV-1/2, T-34-85, IS-2, SU-76, SU-122/152 (dont mean all of them, of course).

And one more word: Artillery

Uhh... you've never heard of the North African campaign? Maybe the Liberation of France? 

[Yossarian]

This has a lot of information on Montgomery:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bernard_Montgomery,_1st_Viscount_Montgomery_of_Alamein

Skrapper, I would like those vehicles you stated, but probably for the reason that IMO the Tiger is too difficult to kill unless you're driving a Sherman.  It seems to me that not even skill will make up for a lack of firepower when facing a Tiger, and I think that this would be the solution to the problem.

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Yossarian

[VansCrew1]

And one more word: Artillery

NO

[Oleg]

Uhh... you've never heard of the North African campaign? Maybe the Liberation of France? 

The whole North African campaign was roughly equivalent of regular fight for one of many godforsaken soviet town

Come on, guys, dont be so serious 

[wrongwayric]

Rommel used artillery to give the brits a pretty big spanking in N. Africa. He dug large pits in the sand so the guns could fire straight across the ground then he lured the brits into the guns. The guns were almost impossible to spot from the air due to some really good camoflage. I sure wouldn't want to be in a tank being hit point blank by a large artillery piece.

[valdals]

id like to see the kv1/kv2 or even the matilda

[ShrkBite]

A British Tank Divison was in operation market garden, i do believe the Cromwell/Crusader was mixed in there.

[Banshee7]

Yes to Artillery.  Ummm......next gv.....yeah lets go with some British Rigs

[Latrobe]

Sturmtiger 



I'd like to see some british tanks added.

[EskimoJoe]

British participated in WW2 ground battles ever?  (lol)

Africa.

[Motherland]

Uhh... you've never heard of the North African campaign? Maybe the Liberation of France? 

Africa.

Joe pwns reading!