I was in the CT on the Tunisia map in a tank the other day, when a solitary Hurrican began strafing me. It kind of reminded me of the SAS raids duing the desert campaign, and how nice it would be to have the vehicles they used:
The jeeps were heavily armed with combinations of both Browning and Vickers K machine guns. The ex-aircraft Vickers weapons were generally mounted in pairs and a total of up to five machine guns were carried on some vehicles. The effectiveness of this armament firing a mix of ball, armour-piercing and tracer shells can be judged from one assault on an airfield where 12 aircraft were destroyed in a five minute raid. With all guns blazing a single SAS jeep could deliver an impressive 5000 rounds per minute! The net result was that over 400 aircraft had been destroyed on the ground by November 1942. [Captain David] Stirling was finally captured in 1943 but escaped four times before being sent to Colditz where he spent the rest of the war.
Any ideas as to how thye could be made useful?
