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Enjoy… TOS sniper.

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CV90-120

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Afraid I have only a motorized rifle division and an independent tank battalion for Russians, and they are so old they are actually Soviets instead of Russians!
All blessings flow from a good mission statement.
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I only have a few battalions of Russians. I have been neglecting poor Ivan.

Lookin good Chris!

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The T-14, the ‘best tank in the world’! Y’all know that, right?

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The best AIFV, the T-15 following the T-14. ‘Out to kick arse’.

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Six Companies of T-80s, then put a company back in tank traps.
The break-thru Tank Battalion

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Stryker M SHORAD

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Two Patria as modified with SHORAD Turret on VBCI hull with it being modified. Also Stryker M SHORAD and Italian Freccia AIFV.

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LAV-25 moving to blocking positions.

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LAV-TOWs following along.

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Lookin good Chris!

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Seconding what Hoth said. :wink:
Nice work too on these, especially the HIMARS & the T80s.

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Appreciate your comments, thank you Hoth and

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In a section of the road further up, something bad happens.
The bad guys press forward.

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Nice, Chris!
All blessings flow from a good mission statement.
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Thank you, PG.

Hemtt Gun Trucks being worked on.

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When making an assault the armored/armed Hemtts need better fire support, what should you do?
Install the M167 Vulcan gun system (used M163) and the generator, ammo, etc.

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You know what we need in the back of a HEMTT? Mortars!

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How many, 3-4 120mm, 107mm, 81mm? 60mm?
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I'm thinking 120mm, and hoping that the suspension can take that kind of punishment. Maybe 2 of them, leaving room for the crews, some ammunition, and the FDC. I'm sure the engineers can figure out how to maintain directional control of 2 different firing units on the same vehicle.

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