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January 1st, 2008, 11:29 AM
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Minor German OOB error
OOB 16 Germany Formation 561 Capt A/Cars uses Munitions LKW as the template unit giving munitions carriers rather than armoured cars.
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January 1st, 2008, 03:46 PM
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Re: Minor German OOB error
Hmmmmm...... so it does. I'll look into that. Thanks.
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January 2nd, 2008, 12:33 PM
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Re: Minor German OOB error
While you're at it - German OOB, some minor points:
Unit 40 - StuGII G (also found under many more slots) - has a bow MG. Can anyone confirm that it really had one?
I would say: no - I could nowhere find a StuGIII version with a bow MG. The AAMG with a protective shield is fine as an addition later in the war.
Some minor translation problems:
Unit 78 'Heeresfahrzeug' should be renamed... it's simply a small horse wagon which may carry the lIG18 and the like, you could call it 'Karren' - or call it 'leichter Feldwagen', abbreviated 'le. Feldwagen' as the Feldwagen already exists (Heeresfahrzeug = army vehicle)
Formation 401 - 'Ingenieurtrager' (?!) should also be renamed: It has a single bulldozer assigned, which is correctly named 'Planierraupe' - so why not name it Planierraupe
Unit 455 - 'Munitionwagen' would be 'MunitionSwagen'
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January 4th, 2008, 08:09 PM
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Re: Minor German OOB error
I found something from my ASL day's on the StuG IIIG. In the DYO section of the game they list a StuG IIIG(L) as having a CMG and AAMG. The (L) meaning late model. It also stated that not all late models were produced with this addidion but the game peice in question was.
Just my 2 cents worth.
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January 4th, 2008, 08:40 PM
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Re: Minor German OOB error
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Shan said:
While you're at it - German OOB, some minor points:
Unit 40 - StuGII G (also found under many more slots) - has a bow MG. Can anyone confirm that it really had one?
I would say: no - I could nowhere find a StuGIII version with a bow MG.
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Hmmmmm....interesting. Yes, this does appear to be wrong and it appears to have been wrong for years. I will dig into this one a bit deeper as it's more than a little odd this would have been missed for nearly 10 years given the number of people willing to debate how many rivets should be in the sideskirts
( but stranger things have happened )
There is something about this though that nags at an old memory of this being discussed in the past but I will put it on the "to-do" list for investigation.
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January 6th, 2008, 06:05 AM
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Re: Minor German OOB error
It's not a big deal anyways. Overall the German OOB is probably about as correct as it will get...
About the StuGIII - if you consider the way it's built and meant to use, then I can't imagine how to fit a bow MG. They had only a 4-man crew, which means: no radio guy + no space on the rifgt side of the hull for a bow MG - this area was most likely used for ammo storage, given the cramped conditions inside. I am sure digging a bit would produce some inside photos or sketches to confirm this.
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January 6th, 2008, 06:45 AM
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Re: Minor German OOB error
On the subject of StuGs: why do we have both a StuGIIIA and 'B in the game? They seem to be identical.
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January 6th, 2008, 10:57 AM
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Re: Minor German OOB error
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On the subject of StuGs: why do we have both a StuGIIIA and 'B in the game? They seem to be identical.
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Please indicate what unit number these "StuGIIIA and 'B" are in the game. There are 10 "StuG IIIg" in the OOB's in three different unit classes none of which are identified as "A" or "B". If you can tell me the unit numbers it would be most helpful to me to tell you what the differences are ( but you might want to look close at the ammo loadouts )
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January 6th, 2008, 02:38 PM
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Re: Minor German OOB error
I believe he means units 35 and 320
Regarding the MG issue, maybe that's an attempt to represent the use of the gun shield?
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January 6th, 2008, 03:08 PM
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Re: Minor German OOB error
Apologies for the oversight, Don: yes, it is the two items 35 and 320 which AMX has highlighted. Ammo loadouts and armour thickness are identical.
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