Bungarra wrote (View Post): |
At CREULEY the advance was held up for several hours by two Tigers which had concealed themselves in a wood. Three Shermans were knocked out one after the other attempting to get forward and this advance was not continued until a Sherman with a 17 pounder was brought up.
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papa_whisky wrote (View Post): |
Stwa and Dima I think you should take your debate to another thread you killed this one. |
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Ref: the Super Crocodile. For some reason it has massively thicker armour in the Vehicles.txt file compared to the other Churchill models; I haven't read anywhere that it isn't just a converted Mk VII, nothing about thicker armour.
They have one parked outside the D-Day museum in Portsmouth (UK) and another at the Tank Museum in Bovington Smile |
Dima wrote (View Post): |
Mk VII had a thicker armor than the other marks before |
Stwa wrote (View Post): |
The Brits were not into the mobility thing |
jacquesboot wrote (View Post): | ||
Yes that's right. In the vehicles.txt file the MKVII has thicker armour, but also in that file the Crocodile has even thicker armour than the MKVII. |
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