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Yes, there is still this unit. Also available as a bonus. Short range but very good against dug-in infantry. Similar to the Panzerwerfer from the 2nd World War.

I didn't even know this thing existed

I didn't know that either until I came across this picture on the internet. There wasn't much information about it, so I made up the rest.

Tobi72 wrote: ↑Mon Jan 06, 2025 8:56 pm Yes, there is still this unit. Also available as a bonus. Short range but very good against dug-in infantry. Similar to the Panzerwerfer from the 2nd World War.Prototyp.png

Chilean fire support fighting vehicle based on the German Marder BMP

An experimental fire support vehicle using the Marder 1A3 as a mobile platform was shown for the first time at FIDAE 2022, held April 5-10 in Santiago. In the prototype vehicle shown at the Chilean Aerospace and Defense Exhibition, the Marder's 20mm BMP turret was replaced with a multiple rocket launcher turret. The launcher is based on the 70mm Tralcan multiple rocket launcher. The auxiliary armament is still represented by the MG3 machine gun.
https://t.me/news_vpk/9550

I thought such mutants are made only in Vietnam, Cuba and North Korea.) And these are Chileans ...
Additional armament of armored vehicles with non-standard means Ch.1 Ver.3
https://uriadnik.livejournal.com/292117.html

- "Yo Chili! I need to invade Poland again, can you give me my marders back please? Yeah, let your modifications installed : we'll try them"

Oh yes, now I remember. There is something similar with a huge cannon in Argentina. These are German Marder with special conversions.

Ok, I misused them to make the German ranks a bit more varied.

Tobi72 wrote: ↑Mon Jan 06, 2025 9:43 pmPZKL.png

It doesn't take much intelligence to cross a hedgehog with an urchin, the main thing is that it would be safe and shoot farther away )))))


Soviet and American guns crossed in Vietnam
An AZP-57 gun on the carriage of an American M101 howitzer was spotted in Vietnam


105-mm howitzer M101 on the Ural truck chassis in Vietnam
https://bmpd.livejournal.com/2561259.html


I wonder if Accula will give the modern North Koreans T-34-85 tanks to support the militia )

It was epic and bloody )))) The Polish tankers and pilots had a hard time, but they fought ))))) The rest on the screenshots I was stalling on purpose to exterminate them all )))) So thank you very much Toby, but it would be nice to play the same company now for the Poles ))

Very good. That's what I plan to do, but the first campaign on the Polish side will take the route east. I still have to think of a story here. I'm currently busy with a small Russian campaign.

Tobi72 wrote: ↑Tue Jan 07, 2025 7:09 pm Very good. That's what I plan to do, but the first campaign on the Polish side will take the route east. I still have to think of a story here. I'm currently busy with a small Russian campaign.XBL.png

What a mesmerizing and intriguing picture )))) Need a tester you know where to find me comrade.

I know. But I'm still at the beginning. The introductory scenario is ready. The picture shows the first mission with the completed initial briefing. Now I have to place the Ukrainian units, install triggers. I wasn't sure if there was snow at the time but I wanted to include at least two or three missions... those who know the scenery may forgive me.

What do you think of this: As with the German campaign, I would not release all weapons, but would install the T-90 as a bonus unit, for example. And other equipment such as certain artillery units or even infantry, aircraft.

Tobi72 wrote: ↑Tue Jan 07, 2025 7:23 pm I know. But I'm still at the beginning. The introductory scenario is ready. The picture shows the first mission with the completed initial briefing. Now I have to place the Ukrainian units, install triggers. I wasn't sure if there was snow at the time but I wanted to include at least two or three missions... those who know the scenery may forgive me.

Now it is no longer classified information so you can read from all the different sources and draw personal conclusions why it took so long )
https://ru.wikipedia.org/wiki/Хронологи ... раль_2022)
https://en.topwar.ru/196478-24-fevralja ... zhali.html
https://www.bbc.com/russian/features-64761517
https://history-klio.ru/rus22/rusukr.html


February is a cold month in Russia as well as capricious March )

This campaign will be a little different. It includes a large part of city battles. Mariupol is the goal.

In the video pictures back then I saw frosty ground but also mud and some snow. So far I have done a lot of fair weather missions, this time I wanted to include periods of snow and mud.

Tobi72 wrote: ↑Tue Jan 07, 2025 7:47 pm In the video pictures back then I saw frosty ground but also mud and some snow. So far I have done a lot of fair weather missions, this time I wanted to include periods of snow and mud.

Perhaps that is why many columns of Russian military equipment were traveling without air support )

I installed some units like this special unit as a bonus.

Tobi72 wrote: ↑Tue Jan 07, 2025 11:00 pm I installed some units like this special unit as a bonus. VBGT1.pngNBHZ2.pngHNEL3.png

I already like what I see in your pictures )))))

Talking about special units, I had the chance to not have 2, but 3 404.pz.grn.Btn. in my army
Special units like that are candies. Delicious, but we should avoid to eat them too much.




And I avoided any casualties (with some luck, I had 3 instances where a unit finished at 1 HP)






Since I'm near Breslau, I guess the campaign will be over soon. That was a very good one, I await your russo-ukrainian campaign now !

Funnily, I am working on one that has the same thematic, the same dates, but a different front.