Behold, the M3 BAAMC (Bow and Arrow Motor Carriage)

Image from R. P. Hunnicutt’s “Half-Track: A History of American Semi-Tracked Vehicles”, page 158.
Original caption: Below, Sergeant Charles Feider demonstrates compliance with the Geneva Convention restriction on medical personnel using firearms. He was with the Medical Detachment of the 6 Armored Field Artillery Group in Arkansas on 12 November 1942.

In actuality, it was probably just a medic posing with a bow and arrows (I think that’s a quiver on his back?) on his M3 half-track ambulance. Would be a hilarious April Fools vehicle.

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Looks good, 8.7 at least.

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Fast-ish, fires APFS (Anti-personnel fin stabilized) ammo, thin armor that doesn’t fuse APHE, with partial stabilization and lightning fast reloads? To 8.7 it goes.

A gamemode with fun joke vehicles and strange technicals would be neat for Apr 1 events.

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Brilliant.