The Art Of Tank Warfare - Chris Keeling

The Art Of Tank Warfare - Chris Keeling The Art Of Tank Warfare - Chris Keeling

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M3A1 MMG Halftrack 111 Type: Halftrack Maximum Vertical: 0.3 meters Availability: Nov 42 – May 45 Top Speed: 72 KPH (45 off-road) Playability: AI only Redline: 2000 RPM (1600 average) Main Armament: None Armor: Depression/Elevation: - Hull Front: 12mm Secondary Armament: AA HMG, AA MG, Hull Sides: 7mm Rear MG Ammunition: 1200 (HMG), Hull Rear: 7mm 6750 (MG) Smoke: None Hull Top: 7mm Radio: Yes Superstructure Front: 12mm Target Size: Small Superstructure Sides: 7mm Height: 2.26 meters Superstructure Rear: 7mm Weight: 8.5 tons Superstructure Top: Open Ground Pressure: 1.0 kg/cm 2 Mantlet: None Maximum Slope: 27° This version of the M3A1 halftrack was designed to carry the weapons and ammunition of the machinegun section, and was provided with an extra mount for one of the section’s Browning .30 M1919 machineguns. Options: None. M3A1 HMG Halftrack Type: Halftrack Maximum Vertical: 0.3 meters Availability: Nov 42 – May 45 Top Speed: 72 KPH (45 off-road) Playability: AI only Redline: 2000 RPM (1600 average) Main Armament: None Armor: Depression/Elevation: - Hull Front: 12mm Secondary Armament: AA HMG, AA MG, Hull Sides: 7mm Rear HMG Ammunition: 3600 (HMG), 2250 (MG) Hull Rear: 7mm Smoke: None Hull Top: 7mm Radio: Yes Superstructure Front: 12mm Target Size: Small Superstructure Sides: 7mm Height: 2.26 meters Superstructure Rear: 7mm Weight: 8.3 tons Superstructure Top: Open Ground Pressure: 1.0 kg/cm 2 Mantlet: None Maximum Slope: 27° This version of the M3A1 halftrack was designed to carry the weapons and ammunition of the heavy machinegun section, and was provided with an extra mount for one of the section’s Browning .50 M2HB machineguns. Options: None.

M3A1 GMC Halftrack 112 Type: Halftrack Maximum Vertical: 0.3 meters Availability: Nov 42 – May 45 Top Speed: 72 KPH (45 off-road) Playability: AI only Redline: Main Armament: M2 75mm L/28 Armor: Depression/Elevation: -9°/+49° Hull Front: 12mm Secondary Armament: Hull HMG, AA MG Hull Sides: 7mm Ammunition: 50 (75mm), 2250 (MG) Hull Rear: 7mm Smoke: None Hull Top: 7mm Radio: Yes Superstructure Front: 12mm Target Size: Small Superstructure Sides: 7mm Height: 2.7 meters Superstructure Rear: 7mm Weight: 9.8 tons Superstructure Top: Open Ground Pressure: 1.0 kg/cm 2 Mantlet: None Maximum Slope: 27° This model of the M3A1 halftrack carried the M2 75mm L/28 gun, its crew, and ammunition in place of a regular infantry squad. It was designed to provide the mechanized infantry with some integral artillery support that would be just as mobile as the infantrymen themselves. Although lightly armored, it was a success due to its low cost and high mobility. Options: None. M16 MGMC Type: Halftrack Maximum Vertical: 0.3 meters Availability: Jan 44 – May 45 Top Speed: 72 KPH (45 off-road) Playability: AI only Redline: 2800 RPM (2300 average) Main Armament: Four HMG Armor: Depression/Elevation: -5°/+85° Hull Front: 12mm Secondary Armament: None Hull Sides: 7mm Ammunition: 8000 (HMG) Hull Rear: 7mm Smoke: None Hull Top: 7mm Radio: Yes Superstructure Front: 12mm Target Size: Small Superstructure Sides: 7mm Height: 2.35 meters Superstructure Rear: 7mm Weight: 9.8 tons Superstructure Top: Open Ground Pressure: 1.0 kg/cm 2 Mantlet: None Maximum Slope: 27° The M16 MGMC carried a specially designed mount, called the Mxson Mount, which held four .50 M2HB machineguns, instead of an infantry squad. Many versions were made to be mounted on trucks or trailers, however, the most popular model was the one which used the M3A1 halftrack as its basis. The entire mount could traverse in six seconds, and the guns could elevate 60° in one second. Due to its mobility, this vehicle could provide short-ranged antiaircraft defense to convoys as well as advancing motorized troops. Options: None.

M3A1 GMC Halftrack<br />

112<br />

Type: Halftrack Maximum Vertical: 0.3 meters<br />

Availability: Nov 42 – May 45 Top Speed: 72 KPH (45 off-road)<br />

Playability: AI only Redline:<br />

Main Armament: M2 75mm L/28 Armor:<br />

Depression/Elevation: -9°/+49° Hull Front: 12mm<br />

Secondary Armament: Hull HMG, AA MG Hull Sides: 7mm<br />

Ammunition: 50 (75mm), 2250 (MG) Hull Rear: 7mm<br />

Smoke: None Hull Top: 7mm<br />

Radio: Yes Superstructure Front: 12mm<br />

Target Size: Small Superstructure Sides: 7mm<br />

Height: 2.7 meters Superstructure Rear: 7mm<br />

Weight: 9.8 tons Superstructure Top: Open<br />

Ground Pressure: 1.0 kg/cm 2 Mantlet: None<br />

Maximum Slope: 27°<br />

This model of the M3A1 halftrack carried the M2 75mm L/28 gun, its crew, and ammunition in place of a<br />

regular infantry squad. It was designed to provide the mechanized infantry with some integral artillery support<br />

that would be just as mobile as the infantrymen themselves. Although lightly armored, it was a success due to<br />

its low cost and high mobility.<br />

Options: None.<br />

M16 MGMC<br />

Type: Halftrack Maximum Vertical: 0.3 meters<br />

Availability: Jan 44 – May 45 Top Speed: 72 KPH (45 off-road)<br />

Playability: AI only Redline: 2800 RPM (2300 average)<br />

Main Armament: Four HMG Armor:<br />

Depression/Elevation: -5°/+85° Hull Front: 12mm<br />

Secondary Armament: None Hull Sides: 7mm<br />

Ammunition: 8000 (HMG) Hull Rear: 7mm<br />

Smoke: None Hull Top: 7mm<br />

Radio: Yes Superstructure Front: 12mm<br />

Target Size: Small Superstructure Sides: 7mm<br />

Height: 2.35 meters Superstructure Rear: 7mm<br />

Weight: 9.8 tons Superstructure Top: Open<br />

Ground Pressure: 1.0 kg/cm 2 Mantlet: None<br />

Maximum Slope: 27°<br />

<strong>The</strong> M16 MGMC carried a specially designed mount, called the Mxson Mount, which held four .50 M2HB<br />

machineguns, instead of an infantry squad. Many versions were made to be mounted on trucks or trailers,<br />

however, the most popular model was the one which used the M3A1 halftrack as its basis. <strong>The</strong> entire mount<br />

could traverse in six seconds, and the guns could elevate 60° in one second. Due to its mobility, this vehicle<br />

could provide short-ranged antiaircraft defense to convoys as well as advancing motorized troops.<br />

Options: None.

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