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Lets play world war II mix and match!
You are the rich country of (Insert name Here)
You get to model your Infantry,Armored divisions, air forces and navy, logistics, Artillery and command structure after real WWII models to build the perfect 1944 military. You'r nation has the rights to build the equipment they had. Country (Norseway) :D Infantry - German - 1944 model Armored divisions -German 1944 model Air Force - US 1944 model Navy- US 43\45 model Artillery US-1944 model Command model - OKW 1943\44 Logistics US - 44' model |
USA all the way baby!
I'm serious. It'd been nice to see an earlier deployment of Pershing and Chaffee tanks of course (not to mention The A-Bomb) but I don't see any foreign branch of service as superior to ours by the end of the war. But for purposes of argument, leaving my home country out of the mix: Latest and/or Greatest models County - The United States of Augusto (USofA) Infantry - German Armor - Soviet Air Force - British Navy - British Artillery - Soviet Command model - Roman (I love multiples of 10) with a Napoleonic General Staff. Logistics - British |
that would make a great sim game 2 person dueller. been trying to rig 2 computers with destroyer command, take a look at ACEs HIGH 2
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Command Model - Roman:rock: |
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Infantry - Fallschirmjager 1944 Armor - German Air Force - American, but add in later model BF-109's Navy - German, with better admirals. Artillery - American, circa 1945 Logistics - Soviet, when they got their act together. |
USAF didn't exist in WW2. Although you had the Army Air Corp.
( I have no idea why im spiltting hairs on this, i just am. ) |
Country Tlamistan
Infantry - German Armored divisions - German Air Force - German Navy- British Artillery - Russian Command model - German Logistics - US |
if the germans could build panthers like we built shermans the war would have gone different. plus the upgrage for the king tiger they had planned
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Country-DeutscheKraftWerks
Infantry - German Armored divisions - German Air Force - German Navy- German Artillery - German Command model - German Logistics - US |
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Also the doctrines of the armored forces were different. The Germans had the tank destroyer role down to an art form with their Stug's, Jagdpanthers, Hetzers, Jagdpanzer IV's, Hummels which no other Army of the time had many equivalent. The American M-10's and M-18's were good. The Soviets still thought of their armored corps as heavy break through and exploit force and put only a second emphasis on Armored to Armored showdowns. But back to German optics. The Germans could see farther and more accurately then their oposition, couple that with the hitting power of the 75mm and 88mm guns and you can see why the Germans preferred an ambush tactic engaging and knocking out Soviet armor at 2,000+ Meters Soviet optics were usually 3 or 4x German optics were 8 and 12X and much better quality. Tank for tank I would say the Panther is the best compromise of everything in a WWII battle tank. Armored protection, Gun, Rate of fire, cross country maneuverability and speed. I would make it my choice over even the IS-2 heavy tanks the Soviets fielded at wars end. By the way the medium Panther and heavy IS-2 were actually about the same tonnage! |
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Soviet doctrine and tactics are irrelevant. Augustos armored units would be led by Romans, not Bolsheviks. |
Country-Los Boomer
Infantry-German Armored-German Air Force-USA Navy-Japan Artillery-USSR Command Model-German Logistics-USA |
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Infantry = Germany
Armor = Russia Air = USA Navy = USA Logistics = USA Artillery = USA Command = Germany |
Country: The Empire of Wotsitstan
Infantry = Germany Armor = Germany Air = Britain Navy = Britain Logistics = USA Artillery = Russian Command = Germany |
Erm, let's see.
Country: Hanseatic League of Northern Bigfootia Infantry - German 43/44 (Panzergrenadiers?) Armour - Soviet 44/45 Air - US 44/45 (If I could break it down I'll probably say Strategic Air - US 44/45 and Tactical Air - Soviet 44/45, though in the latter category I'm not absolutely decided as to who had it better) Navy - US 44/45 Logistics - US 44/45 Artillery - Soviet 44/45 Command - Prussia 1866...Well, okay, Soviet 44/45 (You're all really taking the German Command? Are you forgetting how messed up it was?) And if you'll allow me to add: Tactical Command and Training - Germany 42/43 Operational Doctrine - Soviet 44/45 |
Nation: Zod
National Anthem: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uKofKCziiG4 Infantry: German Motorized Infantry Armour: German Panzers, Assault Guns and Tank Destroyers Artillery: Soviet 1944/45 Air: RAF Navy: RN Logistics: US 1944/45 Command: General Patton HunterICX |
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Back in 1941, which kind of made sense since that is when Germany started to slide downhill. It is a well-known fact that had Hitler not intervened so much on the ground and let his Generals and Commanders dictate the battles more directly, then Germany could have, and imo would have done much much better. Prime example: the drive on Moscow. Germany had excellent Military Commanders, Rommel, Heinz Guderian, and Erich von Manstein come to mind. |
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