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Re: 106 RCL Jeeps tactics
OTOH the ATGM ones have the DISadvantages of being able to attack only armored targets and having low ammo load - there is nothing like a 106mm jeep wreaking havoc in enemy artillery lines ;)
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If you think the RR jeeps are wacky, wait until you try the French Vespa with the 75mm RR mounted on it - complete with a crew of one, SMG and five rounds for the RR. Available 1955-1965.
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vespa_150_TAP And in game, it is the unit 229 in the French OOB (ACMA TAP). |
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And jeep's small size means it might get a shot or two before the gun spots where is the fire coming from ;) Of course, this is a "perfect storm" scenario and does not happen too often ;) OTOH I once had a scout group secure me one flank of the frontline by destryoing enemy tank platoon and in combo with regular scout units pinning some infantry to ground before mech inf backup came. |
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People wonder why I like the French. :) |
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Too much effort. I rather get a MBT back there. :) |
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A human player can take them off mission and plaster nearby troops, if they survive the enemy approach turn. The AI will usually remain doggedly firing the plotted indirect mission & ignore light forces near the battery. However, I have charged down AI arty at times it was between missions, and received an opfire battery salvo smack in my face for my troubles... Andy |
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