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If that had been a screenshot from in-game it would have been worthy of a prize :yep:
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A beauty isn't it?:smug:
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Tin cans, I eat those sucka's for breakfast with me Hawker Tempest armed with some AP rockets :stare: |
Hmm if you can eat that tin can then eat my Deck Gun shells from my U-boat.:rotfl: :rotfl:
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some where Semi Piercing but they where effective against shipping and tin cans the hawker tempest can be armed with 8× 3 in (75 mm) RP-3 rockets http://img208.imageshack.us/img208/8...gontyphez5.jpg I hope your Tin can is hungry for these |
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http://www.tarrif.net/wwii/guides/a2g_rockets.htm |
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Rheinmetall-Borsig RZ 65 (High Explosive Rocket) The RZ-65 rocket was carried under German aircraft from the autumn of 1942 onwards. The rockets were loaded in short tubes that could be carried in any variety of configurations, from a single row of four to a double row of twelve. The RZ-65 suffered from poor accuracy and didn't pack enough punch - barely more than the standard 20mm used at the time. The RZ-65 was modified to carry armor piercing ammunition and was used by the Fw.190A-3/U2 against light Russian armor, which it proved successful. It was never used in large numbers, but was useful as a prototype for future developments. |
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:rotfl: You read the titles..but not the lines!:roll:
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