Ireland OOB?

[MarkSheppard]

Originally Posted by troopie

The same is true for Singapore, Venezuela, and a bunch of other countries.

It's hard to believe, but 2002 was a long time ago -- almost fifteen years now.

The world's changed a lot -- Singapore from 1968-20xx operated just the AMX-13; and then they just jumped to the Leopard 2A4 then to Leopard 2SG -- that's going from 'no sizzle' to lot of 'sizzle'.

Same with Venezuela. No sizzle for a long time, then Comrade Hugo shows up and starts buying Russian kit like it's going out of style.

[MarkSheppard]

Here's a crude early attempt at an Irish OOB by extending the United Nations OBAT080 to include them.

I haven't done Irish infantry or put in their weapons, and there are some placeholders such as the Timoney APCs -- they're reserved, but no data is done.

One set of graphics is incorrect -- unit #521 Piranha III APC -- the Irish bought it with a small one man turret containing a .50 and .30 -- I don't feel like doing a set of special graphics and packing a SHP right now, so...

Key Formations to use:
Irish Arm Trp/Sqdn/Tank (Squadron Disappears 1973 with retirement of last tanks, as Ireland only bought 14 Scorpions in total.)

Irish APC / 2 Irish APC / 4 Irish APC - Contains the Irish APCs from Bren gun carriers to the Pirhanha IIIH.

Scout Car Pl: Contains the AML vehicles (AML-60-7, AML-20, AML-90).

Notes:
Irish Units start at #500.

Irish Weapons are marked * at end, e.g. "30mm A/C*" to show what's new and not compared to WinMBTv10 OOBs.

Irish Formations start at #800.

[MarkSheppard]

Originally Posted by MarkSheppard

One set of graphics is incorrect -- unit #521 Piranha III APC -- the Irish bought it with a small one man turret containing a .50 and .30 -- I don't feel like doing a set of special graphics and packing a SHP right now, so...

Knocked out a set of graphics this afternoon for the Irish Piranha IIIH with the .50/.30 turret.

Reference image also included for future reference.

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