how is cr2 mantlet going on？
How i see it is that if israel can be in warthunder than Canada can, thats just my opinion tho
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They do seem Better made when they are on devblog, why Is that ?
Ya, it’s gets worse as Top Aces is a private company but also an official RCAF squadron.
So it is a bit hard to say.
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Gun bus?
Also, it would be nice to have all the Rams.
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The one at 5.3 I forgot it full name
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QF 3.7 Ram
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Oh, the QF 3.7 Ram?
The one that uses the 3.7 Heavy AA. (So well it’s a TD in the game it’s technically a prototype AA)
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all Heavy WWII SPAAs are counted as SPGs in game
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Yea that one
true. (I’m out of likes)
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same lol
Holy crap, i just realized how small the israeli ground tree is.
It is a half-tree. So not having rank 1-3 makes it so much smaller than the others.
Hence why having Rank 1 is a plus point to many of us.
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Ranks 5 and up would consist of Leopards, Centurions, and AFVs such as the Coyote, Bison, and LAV 6.0
Canada purchased Centurion Mk 3s (20-pdr) in 1952 and operated them until 1979.
Canada has also used Centurions equipped with the 105mm. (Mk 5/2 from what I could find)
A Canadian regiment based in Germany however used the Centurion Mk 11.
Canada didn’t use Leopard 1s until 1977, and then we’ve stuck to Leopards and AFVs since then.
Overall, there is good potential.
The Royal Canadian Dragoons crossing a waterway in 1973
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Yeah, i was going to say, air could also start at an earlier rank than Israel’s
2 of the other Ram variants were already passed for Consideration, and the CF-100 series was also passed for Consideration, so I mean hey.
This just makes me want the other centurion variants in the UK (mainly mk12 and mk13)
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Indeed. it would be like most trees and get smaller near the top but WW2 and post-war/early cold war would still be relatively full.
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