The rest
620 57mm S-60M AAG - improved fire control system Umbrella for S-60 gun batteries was introduced in 1999 (now 1/106) [Raport 6/98, 7/99] (in fact, FCS is fitted in a special vehicle, not individual guns, which are linked). It has also laser RF. Radio should be 90. Rifle should be 029 AKM
623 12.7 NSWT AAMG - unit's name should be NSW (NSWT is tank version). Weapon should be accordingly 017 NSVT, not WKM-B
624 25mm AA-Gun - J.Kajetanowicz's book on Polish Army 1945-60 doesn't mention 25mm AA gun among used weapons - basic was 37mm (25mm was used during the war).
630 Para Support - to be removed. C.Gustav wasn't used by airmobile units by 2000-2001 (and Onyks SMG is wrong). Formation 286 needs date change to 1/100
637 Metis Para ATGM - Onyks rifle should be changed to 007 wz.88
638 Metis Para ATGM - probably used until 120 (115)
652 IS-3 - only 2 were used, and not in combat units. At least they should have radio code 3. Ammo should be 14 HE, 14 AP.
657 IS-85 - aren't mentioned in sources as used in Poland after the war. Possibly used in training units only, if at all. To be removed IMO.
658 IS-IIm1944(cs) - name should be just IS-2 (cs). Heat ammo should be changed to AP (there was no Heat)
659 IS-IIm1944 - it's supposed to be later variant of IS-2 with heat ammo, but such ammo wasn't used. Thus this seems redundant because of unit 414.
Maybe one of them should have anti-tank ammo load (say 8/20, like original unit 414 - although such load doesn't seem to be used in practice), and the other - 14/14 (both used from 1946 then).
Or it could be obsolete tank in 1961- around 1964
683 Irbis - not used, proposal only. To keep formation unchanged, I suggest to extend 843 BTR-60PB to 120.
697 PZL-104 Wilga - used in the air force from 1972 (1/66)
(rather not in AOP role though)
699 BAW (class: scout vehicle) - hard to say, what it should be. Probably
GAZ-46 MAW (BAW was big Zil-485) (there was in fact once a picture of MAW incorrectly attributed as BAW in Polish military press from the 80s, when precise names were still treated much as a secret).
Picture probably shows some Russian prototype, bigger than MAW
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/GAZ_46 . Anyway, MAW was used from mid 1950s until no later, than end of 1970s (now:1/69 - 12/110). It carried only 1+5 persons, had no fixed armament and had max speed of 95 km/h (according to Russian Tekhnika i Vooruzhenie)
To be added: real
BAW - Zil-485 from #185 in a Russian OOB, but correct picture is 29202, Lift Capacity should be 125 (it had a rear ramp), speed was 65 km/h and 10 km/h on water. It was used from late 1950s until end of 1970s.
704 SU-76M - ammo load should be 31 HE, 19 AP, 10 according to J. Kajetanowicz. Maybe SMG could be added for self-defence? (there were carried one or two).
705 SU-85m - name should be just SU-85. It had no AAMG. Ammo should be 20 HE, 28 AP (probably including some Sabot - maybe 8?). No Heat were used. It has too much rounds in the game - should be 48 (56). Radio code should be 0 (1) - common vehicles. Used until 1961 at least (12/59)
706 PTS-M - no armour, speed on land only 42 km/h, on water only 10 [Russian Tekhnika i Vooruzhenie 10/2001].
707, 708 K61 - no armour, speed on land only 36 km/h, on water only 10 [source as above].
709 JSU-122 - correct name is ISU-122. According to all Russian sources, ammunition was only 30 (15 AP at best) - now 40 (J. Kajetanowicz's book alone quotes 36.)
Weapon #188 could be changed to identical #94 - it's the only user of 188, which is otherwise redundant (in fact, basic ISU-122 gun should be named A-19S, but it had the same performance, as D-25T, only lower ROF due to other breech design, and such naming issue might be omitted).
Better picture (also of Polish vehicle) seems 89.
710 JSU-122s - correct name is ISU-122S. Ammunition - as above. Both units should differ in ROF only - now they have 5, while ISU-122 in Russian OOB has 6, so ISU-122S should have 6
(in fact, basic ISU-122 might have even less - practical to 2.5 RPM, but it would demand checking all ISU-122 users in the game, if they have ISU-122, or ISU-122S).
723 Tarpan Rys - I'm not sure if went behind prototype stage (I'll check in the future), but it had DShK AAMG instead of WKM-B
There should be added similar vehicle
Skorpion 3 - same data, used from 11/04 in Iraq, armed with #100 7.62mm PKT AAMG, very lightly armoured in some parts (0/1/0/0/1/1/0 ?)
photos:
http://www.militaryphotos.net/forums...ker-Skorpion-3
725 MB 290 GD - used as unarmed utility vehicle only, not armed scout vehicle. Years ago there was armed prototype Jeż presented, but it wasn't developed. Could be changed to utility vehicle or replaced with mentioned Skorpion 3.
735 AGL Nest - possible use (with Mk19 GL) only from late 2007 (1/80) - as 097 unit.
746 Obluze Class - apart from the fact, that it was seagoing patrol craft, it seems, that somebody put 60mm OTO HVMS in weapons file in a place of twin 30 mm AK-230 AA gun, which should be correct armament for all ships. 60mm OTO HVMS is used only by prototype BWP-2000, thus it's useless.
749 MFP - it could transport medium tanks
851 Cougar HEV 6x6 - 4x4 are used, not 6x6 - from 11/09 (1/09) until some 114 (120 - they are only borrowed) [
http://www.altair.com.pl/start-2199 ], armed with WKM-B AAMG?
Needs date change in formations.
There could be added another MRAPs:
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Maxx Pro Dash - from 3/11 -
http://www.altair.com.pl/start-6049
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M-ATV Oshkosh - from mid-11? (such vehicle was destroyed by IED, killing 5 soldiers, in 12/11)
902 Earthen Bunker, 903 Concrete bunker - I have no idea what is MON-50 Mine. It has class 5 Light gun.
922 Star 944 Hiena - according to nTW 2/2005, plans of fitting trucks with armour were abandoned, and the Hiena, tested in Iraq, "will remain a single prototype".
Are we interested in ordinary trucks with armoured cabs? They were used from 2008.
That's all as for units.
Regards
Michal
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