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Thread: WW2 Daily Pic3 Apr 2014, 23:28 PM Well, you got to armour up then, like this concrete armored t-34 In: The Library
Thread: WW2 Daily Pic3 Apr 2014, 21:01 PM Jump back to quoted post3 Apr 2014, 19:23 PMmorten1 cane someone explain flak towers specially with pics? The Germans built 8 FLAK ( FLug Abwehr Kanone = AA ) Tower emplacements in Hamburg, Berlin and Vienna in an atempt to protect the cities from allied air raids. Overground Bunkers that could hold 10,000 to maybe 30,000 civilians each. They were invulnerable to almost all kind of bombs having 3.5 - 5 meters of ferroconcrete walls. The later designs featured two connected towers: A G-Tower / Gefechtsturm / Combat Tower and an L-Tower / Leitturm / Directing Tower. They were placed in a triangle formation around the city's center. The Towers had a fighting range of up to 21 km, and could spew out 8000 rounds per minute. During the last days the Flak Tower crews deployed their AA Guns against the soviet ground forces and the towers only ceased to fire with the official capitulation of the High Command. _____ In: The Library
Thread: WW2 Daily Pic3 Apr 2014, 11:10 AM Its a bit of a quirk of me, but I got a bit of a fascination with Flak Towers. Especially since several of them are still standing, to this day, completely out of place in the middle of cities. This one is used as a Zoo today. In: The Library
Thread: WW2 Daily Pic2 Apr 2014, 21:41 PM Dark Times indeed. In: The Library
Thread: Commanders and history13 Nov 2013, 13:41 PM I really think, if there were any PzIII left at the time of Kursk, it mostly like were Artillery Spotters and Command Tanks. Not battle tanks. _____________________________ I thought the idea of the Tiger Ace and the loss of all income was kinda... weird. But I guess it would fit stuff like the Battle of the Bulge, where the Germans gathered all their Elite Tank Divisions, or what was left of them, but when the breakthrough failed the entire german army had to retreat on foot, as there wasnt even enough fuel left to retreat their vehicles. In: COH2 Gameplay
Thread: Tiger Ace Explained12 Nov 2013, 13:25 PM Jump back to quoted post12 Nov 2013, 12:13 PMMarcoRossolini To be perfectly honest having played the beta I know what the TA is going to be like, but I'm not allowed to say. Blink if he is going to get his own custom model. In: COH2 Gameplay
Thread: What unit do you miss from COH1?7 Nov 2013, 11:51 AM Bergetiger / Recovery Vehicles I love non-combat support units. In: Lobby
Thread: New Commanders / Units discussion 28 Sep 2013, 15:54 PM Jump back to quoted post26 Sep 2013, 11:50 AMkarolus10 Thing that most hurt me was giving Germans trenches... not only not solved problem wit lack of infantry defenses for soviets and they add more defense stuff for German player - It feels bad, really . Not only that, but the Soviets digged hundreds kilometers of trenches during the war, with great effectiveness I believe. Really think the trenches should have gone into Soviet hands. That decission really suprised me. In: COH2 Gameplay
Thread: the GOOD about COH222 Sep 2013, 14:31 PM I'm a sucker for details so; the fact that the PIV Command Tank - Tank Commander will lean out of his hatch during peaceful moments but will pull back into the turret hatch during engagements. In: COH2 Gameplay
Thread: Way does the T34 as a female Sound FX29 Aug 2013, 17:37 PM Aye most tanks, most famously the soviet ones, were incredible tight, the russians didnt give much about making their armour comfortable, like the americans and germans. Guess the smaler you are, the better. In: Lobby