Birgeria's new PZC units

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Nationalist Spain (1936-1953)
https://tanks-encyclopedia.com/ww2/spai ... _tanks.php



List of Spanish Civil War weapons of the Nationalists
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_S ... tionalists

The baptism of Cancer 35/36 was held in Spain. Already at the turn of September-October 1936, the first 20 37-mm guns arrived in this country, which formed the armament of the anti-tank company of the armored battalion "Drona", which was part of the legion "Condor". The cannon showed excellent results in the fight against Soviet T-26 and BT-5 tanks, successfully hitting them from a distance of 700-800 m.

https://maxpark.com/community/14/content/6456453

List of Spanish Civil War weapons of the Republicans
https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?ti ... 1081559483


http://www.sbhac.net/Republica/Fuerzas/ ... Howson.htm

[phcas]

Thanks Birgiria, very nice. Have you planed AT versions of the guns also?

Greetings PHCAS

Hi Phcas

This is a good question. I was planned to prepare the AT switches. But after I did some research, it turn out that none of these field artilleries equipped with AT ammo during SCW. So in this case do you think we still need the AT versions?

Regards,

Birgeria

Hi Birgeria,

If the guns historical were not used in an AT role than we only make them in the AR role. Was that for both sides?

Greetings PHCAS

[Birgeria]

Thanks Birgiria, very nice. Have you planed AT versions of the guns also?

Greetings PHCAS

Hi Phcas

This is a good question. I was planned to prepare the AT switches. But after I did some research, it turn out that none of these field artilleries equipped with AT ammo during SCW. So in this case do you think we still need the AT versions?

Regards,

Birgeria

Hi Birgeria,

If the guns historical were not used in an AT role than we only make them in the AR role. Was that for both sides?

Greetings PHCAS

Yes both sides. After the field guns, I will prepare AA and AT guns in this war.

[phcas]

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[Birgeria]

Here are three French guns in Republic Spain.

[Birgeria]

Two shared with National Spain.

[Birgeria]

And three from UK.

[Birgeria]

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Hi Phcas

May I ask the pack of no-crew version of your Japanese artilleries from last PAK mode update? Thank you so much.

[Birgeria]

AT guns in the SCW. National Spain side first.

[Birgeria]

Then the Republicans

[Birgeria]

AA gun of the Republic Spain: Russian 76.2mm M1931.

[Birgeria]

National Spain AA guns: 20mm Flak 30

[Birgeria]

National Spain AA guns: 75mm Flak L/60

[Birgeria]

National Spain AA guns: 88mm Flak 18

[Birgeria]

National Spain AA guns: 20mm Breda Mod.35

[Vano2004]

Wonderful now the Spanish heroes have something to fight with ) The question arose whether the Spanish army would attack Gibraltar as even a bonus )

[Birgeria]

Revised 15 cm K16. Wehrmacht and Belgian army.

[Birgeria]

Revised Italian 152/37 Mod. 15/16 gun.

[Birgeria]

Hello there,

I'm back with some new pieces of stuff, starting with the topic of the Spanish Civil War!
One very old gun served on both sides, even in the Finnish army during WWII: 155mm French De Bang mle 1877, the first artillery piece with 155mm caliber.

[Birgeria]

Two republican armored cars, UNL-35 and Bilbao 1932 (some times called as Bilbao AFV).