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I'm looking at a book call The Encyclopedia of the World's Warships. A technical directory of major fighting ships from 1900 to the present day. In this book there is a picture of a Russian Patrol Craft call OSA Class. It look's like the number 1 picture on this site. No forward gun.
The problem with these pictures is Firaxis has not confirm one way or another.
I served in the US Navy (62-65) and worked for the Navy (65-95) and cannot identified some of these ships.
The number 4 picture. Some say a Cruiser and some say Aegis Cruiser. I'm now looking at a picture of an early Battleship (USS South Carolina, Michigan,Texas, and New York) and they have the two tall masts that are shown on the units. These ships could be 1911-1920 Battleships.
Picture number 5 Transport. The picture look like a what we called a Mike Boat or LCM-6 for you non Navy guys. We had two of them on my Ship (USS Navarro APA-215), which was Amphibious Attack Transport. Our Mike boats could carry a Tank or a 6X6 Truck. The bigger LCM-8 and above can carry two or more tanks.
If Firaxis decide to call picture one and four Cruiser so be it. However they sure do not look like a Cruiser that I have ever seen.
Don M. if you are reading this, the Machine Gun in the Hull on the the Sherman is on the Wrong side. All Sherman had their MG on the starboard side (right) and not the port side (left).
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I almost forgot the mention this. The 3 min. movie said 60 units. I wanted more. To bad.
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I tried to upload some pictures today but had no luck.
Mark G. if you read this, I tried the Img thing and the attach file thing with no luck. What am I doing wrong?
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JosefGiven
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Tavistock, Devon, UK
Jan 2001 time: 05:14
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quote: Originally posted by Grumbold
I would prefer a mech inf unit that looked more like the NATO standard i.e. APC w/ MG rather than small calibre cannon just to make them easy to distinguish but c'est la vie. |
Yeah, I'm not in the army, but I have a mate who was. Once, whilst I visited him when I was on holiday, he showed me around the REME depots, where they have all sorts of armoured cars based one single design (I think he called them 'Saxons', but I'm not sure). Anyway, my point is that I have always mentally pictured Mech Inf as very basic 'shoe-boxes on wheels' IE: No turret, just space for some infantry, a driver and possibly his navigator.
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