GIVE ME THE FUNNY
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I want the family of the Northrop/Douglas Model 8 to be added. Lots of different versions for different nations.
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With the new bomber damage models this would go hard
who’s nimrod and why was he made?
collor me surprised, I did not know the A-5 could take so much.
Would be cool for the new nuke mode as well(if possible)
MRAP also has issue of falling over.
All thing together the VN23 looks good and beefy likely all the stops where taken for it.
Hopefully we get the Chinese CS/VP3 MRAP for infantry unless there is one with a ATGM out there then we have it earlier.
This is an MRAP. That’s just an imitation. Without any of the understandings.
The reason it’s being slowly retired is simply cause it’s getting old and bloody expensive, and the US is at a point where we can just phase them out and produce more up-to-date MRAPs in terms of principle that are modular.
In simple words: A modular vehicle that could be modified to serve the role but not require specialized tools. This was the issue, since it does not share the same parts as other vehicles such as the Humvee.
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Would be a good premium vehicle for China (ROC)
Looks to be a Clouded Leopard 8×8 infantry fighting vehicle
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I mean… Thats no different then what we have in game tho well apart from the piss yellow look lmao
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If I remember right USA sort of went ham in a bad way during the war on terror in which many private companies began to design and build there own MRAP designs which slowly trickled into USA operations.
Some of the new MRAPs look like something out of Mass Effect like the OCP camel.
They also need to add some sort of drone protection MRAP of 2010 did not take that into account.
Humvee though is sort of at its limit there not as protected though they can do more types of random work horse like jobs there likely not getting rid of them but there is a attempt of find a armored car to replace the humvee.
If it keeps you alive from a attack drone I guess it works there are so many good hiding spots out there sometimes you need to build your own hiding spots Taiwan also made garbage camo netting for there tanks so tanks can hide in landfills.
Come to think about it as we go into the modern era a Landfill infantry map would be interesting and funny enough something IRL planners do talk about. Some landfills are absolutely massive and you may be forced to go though it or use it for defense like digging in a tank in one.
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This never went anywhere. Though interesting.
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Jugoslavian M18A2, single built proposed modernization for Venezuelan Hellcats,
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She drove but its sort of one way things are going big mobile armored enclosed box. Would be awesome in infantry mode rolling up to the cap and everyone bolt out the back.
Hellcat never dies just rusts away!
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There is an amazing suggestion for it too
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South Africa and Ecuador were the only operators of the Atlas Cheetah C in the world; it would be interesting to see them in the game. Given that most elements of its flight model are already present in the game thanks to the Kfir family and the Mirage III, the following is a brief analysis of how the SAAF and FAE (Ecuador) variants could easily fit into the current BR ranges.
Ecuador previously operated fighter jets such as the Kfir C2 and CE; subsequently, in 2011, it acquired Cheetahs, becoming the final and sole operator of the Atlas Cheetah following its retirement in South Africa in 2008. Twelve Cheetahs—which had been in storage and were refurbished and ready for export—were sold to the country.
However, the Ecuadorian Atlas Cheetahs lacked R-Darter missiles and did not possess BVR missiles; the Ecuadorian Air Force only adapted and integrated Python 3 and Python 4 missiles into their armament. This means it remains the same model but with a different playstyle. It can only carry Python 3 missiles without type radar missiles; current BR compression dynamics would place it firmly at 11.7. It also integrates missiles such as the Python 4, although that would currently be excluded from the game for balance reasons.
The Atlas Cheetah C uses the MIL-STD-1553B military standard as its primary digital data bus, the same one used in the Kfir CE.
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