I like to see alies also got any AA focused division too as 16th LFD, also, it's a more deadly AT weapon than 17 pounder. Will it be any possible that 90mm AA ingame? A new division or unit pack, I would like to pay for that.
I doubt it. There were not a lot of germans plane to shoot at.Did any division have them in Normandy?
It'd be cool to see them I must admit.
No, they were corps or even higher echelon assets.Did any division have them in Normandy?
It'd be cool to see them I must admit.
I may recall some US 90mm guns being used in anti-tank role during the Battle of the Bulge. But it was only done in case a unit was about to be overrun I think. They were not intended for such role ...it is worth noting that the allies didn't really use their 90mm and 3.7inch gun for ground target.
Any 3.7inch AA will be added in furture? I see it was used for secondary AT gun and direct field gun in north Africa.No, they were corps or even higher echelon assets.
If used, they never left the beaches or harbors which they were meant to protect.
I may recall some US 90mm guns being used in anti-tank role during the Battle of the Bulge. But it was only done in case a unit was about to be overrun I think. They were not intended for such role ...
Same thing: not a divisional gun but a higher echelon one.Any 3.7inch AA will be added in furture? I see it was used for secondary AT gun and direct field gun in north Africa.
http://www.miniatures.de/anti-tank-weapons-british.htmlSame thing: not a divisional gun but a higher echelon one.
And it was also only seldom used in the AT role, as a desperate measure to compensate the lack of better AT guns than the 6-pdr then.
They were unsuited for AT role, being too big and clumsy to move, especially since the advent of the 17-pdr.
I'm not even sure they had actual AT rounds ... although in N-Africa, most tanks (but Tiger) might have been equally knocked-out by 95mm HE shell!
It doesn't change the fact that it wasn't use in the AT role outside a few exceptional times, and in N-Africa.I found something useful, 3.7 inch AA guns really got some AP shell
Good find, btw. Thanks.
You have your hellcat please no 90mm fantasy guns![]()
And the Flak 41 should not be modeled and have the same stats as an Flak 36.
Yet people want 90 mm AA guns.
Have to ask this as well,any thought as to how this would affect play balance? Why would Allied decks need these weapon systems? So they can play the same as German decks??
Because if allies don't win in 10 mins they are done ?
Divisions are designed to provide somewhat similar,in some cases, but overall rather different play styles to their counter parts. Providing Allied decks with the M2 90mm AAA or the British heavy AAA, would radically alter this,having cloned decks would make for a rather vanilla feel.
Units equipped with this system were not integrated into the frontlines as their German counter parts were-Honestly hard to see the justification to add this weapon system to the game.
(the Flak 41's 88L74 is modeled to have the same stats as an Flak36's 88L56,my tilting at windmills)