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Additions to the Equipment List
The following is intended to act as a supplement and extension to the basic list included with Twilight: 2000. Availability
codes are the same as in the basic game.
Submachineguns
Ingram M10: A very small submachinegun designed primarily for clandestine operations, and used (although neverofficially
adopted) by various arms of the U.S. military. The MAC 10 (as
the M10 is popularly known) is most commonly available in two
calibers, 9mmP and .45 ACP. The weight in parens is with the
optional sound suppressor (which reduces, but does not
eliminate, the weapon's report). A character attempting to spot
an M10 fired using the supressor deducts 20% from the roll.
9mm Version— Ammo: 9mmP, Wt: 3.5kg (4kg), Mag: 11, Price:
$350 (C/S). .45 ACP Version- Ammo: .45-ACP, Wt: 3.75kg
(4.25kg), Mag: 10, Price: $375 (C/S).
Mini-Uzi: A scaled-down version of the famous Uzi submachinegun. It is favored by vehicle crews because of its'
smaller size. Ammo: 9mmP, Wt: 3kg, Mag: 11/7, Price: $600
(C/S).
MP5SD: A variant of the MP5 submachinegun that has a built
in silencer. The bullet is slowed to subsonic speeds with the
resulting noise levels reported to be less than that of an air rifle. Because of this, any attempt made to spot a character using this weapon gets an automatic - 40% to their RCN roll. Ammo: 9mmP, Wt: 2.5kg, Mag: 10, Price: $1,000 (S/R).
CAR-15: A submachinegun version of the M16 originally
designed for aircrews. It is more accurate than the M231. The
CAR-15 cannot be fitted with the M203 grenade launcher but
can fire rifle grenades. Ammo: 5.56N, Wt: 2.75kg, Mag: 10,
Price: $750 (S/R).
Viking SMG: An American submachinegun issued to security troops of the US Air Force. Ammo: 9mmP, Wt: 3.5kg, Mag:
7/12, Price: $1,000 (S/R).
MAT-49: The MAT-49 was the standard issue submachinegun for the French military until it was replaced by the
FA-MAS assault rifle. One unique feature of the MAT-49 is that
the magazine well/handgrip and the magazine fold forward. Ammo: 9mmP, Wt: 4kg, Mag: 11, Price: $700 (S/R).
AMD-65: A Hungarian made submachinegun, the AMD-65
is a cut down version of the AKM assault rifle. It uses the same
magazines and ammo as the AKM. Because it fires an assault
rifle cartridge, the recoil and the muzzle blast are formidable.
It has a folding wire stock and front pistol grip. Ammo: 7.62S,
Wt: 3.25kg, Mag: 10, Price: $1,000 (R/S).
Assault Rifles
Galil ARM: The standard combat rifle of the Israeli military.
The Galil comes from a folding bipod, carrying handle, and
folding stock. The bipod also doubles as a wire cutter. The Galil
fires rifle grenades and can be fitted with the M203. Ammo:
5.56N, Wt: 4kg, Mag: 12, Price: $500 (C/S).
Galil SAR: A short barrelled version of the Galil. The SAR has
the same action and uses the same mags as the ARM. The
forestock can be fitted with either a pistol grip or an M203. Ammo: 5.56N, Wt: 3.5kg, Mag: 12 or 16, Price: $600 (C/S).
Valmet M82: A Finnish built "bull pup" assault rifle, the M82
has most of its' barrel and action encased in high impact plastic.
Ammo: 5.56N, Wt: 3kg, Mag: 10, Price: $1,000 (S/R).
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Sniper Rifles
Galil Sniper Rifle: The standard Israeli Defense Force sniper
rifle, the Galil Sniper Rifle is a highly accurized 7.62N version
of the standard Galil ARM. It has a built-in bipod, folding stock,
and a sight bracket capable of mounting any type of scope or
night sight. Ammo: 7.62N, Wt: 7kg, Mag: 7, Price: $500 (S/R).
Fusil FR-F2: The standard French sniper rifle, a bolt action
magazine fed rifle with a telescopic sight, bipod, and sling. Ammo: 7.62N, Wt: 5kg, Mag: 3, Price: $1,000 (S/R).
Barret Model 82 .5 Caliber Sniper Rifle: The largest caliber
sniper rifle currently in use, the Barret Model 82 is a
semiautomatic, magazine fed weapon that uses the same ammunition as the M2HB machine gun. It has a bipod and sling.
Ammo: .50 BMG or SLAP, Wt: 15kg, Mag: 4, Price: $2,000
(R/R).
Automatic Rifles
l-Max 100: The standard squad automatic weapons of the
Israeli Defense Forces; it has a folding stock, front pistol grip,
carrying handle, bipod and sling. It uses a 33 shot drum or the
12 or 16 shot magazines of the Galil. Ammo: 5.56N, Wt:
4.75kg, Mag: 12, 16, or 33 shot drum, Price: $800 (S/R).
Machineguns
M60E3: A lightweight version of the standard M60
machinegun. The M60E3 has a lightweight bipod mounted under
the receiver and a pistol grip instead of the usual forestock. It
was originally used by the US Marine Corps but many have
found their way into other services. The M60E3 uses the same
33 shot belt as the M60. Ammo: 7.62N, Mag: 33-shot belt, Wt:
8kg, Price: $2,000 (S/R).
BRG-15: A Belgian designed 1 5mm Heavy Machinegun, the
BRG-15 fills the gap between the M2HB .50 caliber HMG and
the 20mm cannon. It has a dual belt feed system that gives the
gunner a choice of ammunition. The BRG-15 uses the NATO
Heavy Tripod and partially replaced the M2HB in the US Marine
Corps and the Israeli Defense Force. It uses a 33-shot belt. Ammo: 15mm SLAPI or BMG, Wt: 55kg, Price: $3,000 (S/R).
NSV: Originally thought to be a lightweight version of the
DShK machinegun, the NSV is an entirely new design. It is used
in the Soviet Airborne and Air Assault forces as a heavy support weapon. In this role, it is fitted with a shoulder stock, pistol
grip trigger, and optical sight. It uses the Pact Heavy Tripod.
Ammo: 12.7B, Wt: 25kg, Price: $4,000 (R/S).
HK-21: A West German made MG considered by many to be
the best of its' kind in the world. Many of its parts are interchangeable with the G3 battle rifle. It was originally issued to
the Iranian People's Army but many of them have found their
way into other hands. It has a front mounted bipod and uses
the NATO Light Tripod. It uses the standard 33 shot belt, a 23
shot drum, or by changing the feed mechanism, the same 7 shot
.nagazine as the G3. Ammo: 7.62N, Wt: 8kg, Price: $2,500
(S/R).
Grenade Launchers
IMI MGL-40: Originally designed and built in South Africa, the
MGL (Multiple Grenade Launcher)-40 was adapted by the Israeli
Defense Force in the late 1980's to provide squad and platoon
level heavy fire support. The weapon is semi-automatic and is
fed from a six shot revolving cylinder. It has a front pistol grip,
folding metal stock, and a sling. The cylindrical magazine is
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loaded like a revolver. It uses the same ammunition as the
HK69/M203. Ammo: 40mm grenades, Mag: 6, Wt: 5kg Price:
$800 (R/R).
Rocket Launchers
B-300 Light Anti-Armor Weapons: The B-300 is a one man
anti-armor weapon originally designed and built in Israel. The
system is composed of two sections. The first is the launcher
and sights. The second is the projectile itself in a sealed disposal
container. The container acts as an extension of the launcher
and is quickly attached to it, automatically making all the
necessary connections. The launcher is equipped with a folding
bipod, shoulder rest, sling, battle sight, and adapter for using
other sighting devices. The B-300 is used by the U.S. and Israel.
Ammo: 82mm Rockets, Wt: (launcher) 3.5kg, (rocket) 4kg,
Price: (launcher) $1,500 (C/S), (rocket) $800 (C/S).
LRAC 89 Rocket Launcher: The standard rocket launcher of
the French Army. The LRAC 89 is similar to the B-300 in that
the ammunition is in a separate container. The launcher has an
adjustable shoulder piece, small folding bipod, and adjustable
front pistol grip that also holds the firing mechanism. The ammunition container has all the connections to complete the firing and forms an extension of the launcher when connected.
The MAG given is for a two man crew (gunner and loader). If
only one person is operating it, then double the reload time. Ammo: 89mm rockets, Wt: (launcher) 5.5kg, (rocket) 5kg, Price:
(launcher) $2,000 (S/R), (rocket) $800 (S/R).
DARD 120 Heavy Assault Weapon: A French designed and
built weapon, the DARD 120 system comes in two sections.
The first part is the launcher. It has a front pistol grip/trigger
that can be pivoted through 180° to allow firing be either left
or right handed soldiers. The launcher also has a shoulder rest
and sight unit. The second part is the ammunition container with
all the electrical connections. It forms an extension of the launcher. The MAG given is for a two-man crew (gunner and loader).
If only one person is operating it, then double the reload time.
Ammo: 120mm rockets, Wt: (launcher) 4.5kg, Price: (launcher)
$3,500 (S/R).
Large Caliber Guns
Notes: Most large caliber guns are an integral part of a vehicle. Prices and availability are given only for those which are
available separately.
ZU-23-2: A towed, twin gun version of the 23mm autocannon. It is used against aircraft and ground targets. The guns are
fed from two boxes which hold a 1 7 shot belt. When in the firing position, the weapon rests on jacks and the wheels are kept
clear of the ground. It cannot be fired while being towed. It can
also be mounted on a 2½-ton or larger vehicle. The ZU-23-2
takes 4 combat turns to set up. Price: $ 15,000 (S/C), RF: +5,
Wt: 950kg, Mnt: 2, Crew: 4.
ASP 30mm Autocannon: ASP stands for Automatic, SelfPowered. It is a gas operated version of the 30mm Chaingun
designed as an infantry support weapon. It fits on an NHT
(NATO Heavy Tripod) or any other mount that can take an M2HB
MG. It is fed from a 17 shot belt. Wt: 48kg, Price: $15,000
(S/R).
40mm Autocannon: A towed single barrelled version of the
same gun mounted on the M988. It is fed by 4 shot magazines
that are stacked in a 28 shot hopper. There are also 96 additional shots carried on the mount. The weapon has an armor
class 15 gunshield. It has a crew of 5 and takes 4 combat turns
to set up. Price: $60,000 (S/R), RF: +15, Wt: 5.15 tons, Mnt:
4, Crew: 5.
57mm S-60 Autocannon: A magazine fed autocannon either
mounted on a BT-57 Light Combat Vehicle or a trailer. The
weapon is fed from a 4 shot magazine. The following data applies to the towed version only. Set Up Time: 4 combat turns,
Price: $40,000 (R/S), RF: +5, Wt: 4.5 tons, Mnt: 4, Crew: 8.
60mm Autocannon: A magazine fed Israeli designed and built
autocannon mounted on the Ze'ev MAGS-60 and several other
light combat vehicles. It is fed by either a 3 or 7 shot magazine.
90mm Gun: A low recoil, low pressure, large caliber gun that
is mounted on a number of Light Combat Vehicles. It is manually
loaded.
76.2mm D-56TM Gun: A large caliber gun mounted on the
BT-76 Light Combat Vehicle. The BT-76 is equipped with an
autoloader.
100mm D-10 Gun: A large caliber gun mounted on the T-55
tank and the M1955 field/antitank gun. The M1955 has an armor class 1 5 gunshield which provides protection for the crew
if fired at from the front. The M1955 takes 8 combat turns to
setup. Price: (M1955) $40,000 (R/S), Wt: (M1955) 3.3 tons,
RF: +15, Mnt: 6, Crew: 8.
115mm U5TS Gun: A manually loaded large caliber gun
mounted on the T-62 series of tanks.
120mm L11A5 Rifled Gun: A manually loaded, long range,
large caliber gun mounted on the Chieftain, Challenger, and
Valiant series of tanks.
130mm M1946 Gun: A manually loaded, large caliber gun
mounted on the SU-130 assault gun and the M1946 towed field
gun. The M1946 field gun has an armor class 15 gunshield
which provides cover for the gunner and loader if fired at from
the front. The M1946 field gun takes 10 combat turns to set
up. Price: (Field Gun) $75,000 (R/S), Wt: (Field Gun) 8.45 tons,
RF: +15, Mnt: 6, Crew: 9.
Artillery Rocket Launchers
BM 21: A Soviet built 60 tube, multiple rocket launcher. The
BM 21 is usually mounted on a 5-ton truck. Data includes truck.
Reload Time: 20 combat turns. Price: $45,000 (S/C), Ammo:
122mm Rockets, ROF: 40, Mag: 60, Mnt: 0 Crew: 6.
BM 14: A Soviet built 16 tube, multiple rocket launcher. The
BM 14 is either mounted on a 2½-ton truck or a trailer. The
following data is for the trailer mounted version. Reload Times:
1 8 combat turns, Price: $25,000 (R/S), Ammo: 140mm rockets,
ROF: 16, Mag: 16, Wt: 1.5 tons, Crew: 7.
Surface to Air Missile Systems
Crotale: A French built antiaircraft missile system. The firing
unit consists of four launch containers and a fire control radar
that can be mounted on a variety of tracked and wheeled
vehicles. Guidance is by a SACLOS (Semiautomatic Command
Line of Sight) system that uses a combination of IR and radar
to guide the missile to its' target. Data is for an individual missile.
Price: $35,000 (R/S), Wt: 80kg.
Rapier: A British built antiaircraft missile system, the Rapier
uses a SACLOS system that utilizes a combination of radar and
optical tracking to guide the missile to its' target. There is also
a variant of the system that uses a laser designator in place of
the optical tracker. The Rapier is mounted on a variant of the
M11 3 chassis. Data is for an individual missile. Price: $45,000
(R/R), Wt: 42kg.
SA-9 Gaskin: A Soviet built antiaircraft missile system. The
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SA-9 uses an IR homing system. The system consisting of 4
launch tubes is mounted on a variant of the BRDM Armored Car.
The vehicle has no radar capabilities and must rely on the Gundish Radar on the ZSU-30-6 for detection capabilities. Data is
for individual missile. Price: $40,000 (R/S), Wt: 9kg.
SA-13 Gopher: A Soviet built antiaircraft missile system. The
SA-13 Gopher system consists of 4 launch containers and a
search radar mounted on a variant of the MT-LB tracked carrier. The vehicle carries 12 additional missiles. Data is for an
individual missile. Price: $50,000 (R/R), Wt: 55kg.
Unarmored Cargo Vehicles
Renault VLM: A French built light cargo vehicle built in the
late 1980's for the FAR. There is a weapons mount (P) on a
post between the front seats; however, no weapons are initially installed. The mount is equivalent to an NHT. Price: $5,000
(C/S), Tr Mov: 250/50, Com Mov: 80/35, Fuel Cap: 85 liters,
Fuel Cons: 25 liters, Fuel Type: G, A, Load: 500kg, Veh Wt:
2 tons, Mnt: 2, Crew: 2 + 3.
Land Rover LWB (Long Wheel Base): The British designed Land
Rover was produced in Iran before the war, and it remains a common vehicle in the region. Price: $8,000 (C/S), Tr Mov: 180/45,
Com Mov: 60/35, Fuel Cap: 90 liters, Fuel Cons: 30 liters, Fuel
Type: G, AvGas, A, Load: 850kg, Veh Wt: 2.5 tons, Mnt: 2,
Crew: 2 + 6.
Armored Personnel Carriers
Commando V-150: An American built four-wheeled amphibious armored personnel carrier/scout vehicle. There is a gunner's hatch on the top deck, hatches for the driver and commander on the front deck, and another hatch on the rear deck.
The V-150 has three doors, one on each side of the hull and
the third in the right rear hull. There are also two firing ports
on each side of the hull. The basic vehicle comes unarmed, but
fitted with a ring mount (G) on the gunner's hatch and a pintle
mount (P) on the rear deck hatch. The G mount is equivalent
to an NHT, the P mount to an NLT (Nato Light Tripod). Price:
$70,000 (S/R), Tr Move: 1 70/80, Com Move: 55/30, Fuel Cap:
300 liters, Fuel Cons: 1 20 liters, Load: 1 500kg, Veh Wt: 8 tons,
Fuel Type: D, A, Mnt: 6, Crew: 2 + 6.
FV 103 Spartan: A British built tracked ARC based on the FV
101 Scorpion light tank. There is a driver's hatch on the left
front deck, a commander's hatch and a gunners' cupola on the
top deck, and a powered ramp in the rear of the vehicle. The
gunners cupola (G) is equivalent to an NHT. Price: $70,000
(S/R), Tr Move: 170/150, Com Move: 60/50, Fuel Cap: 390
liters, Fuel Cons: 1 56 liters, Load: 600kg, Fuel Type: G, AvG,
A, Vehicle Wt: 7 tons, Mnt: 12, Crew: 3 + 4.
Ze'ev IFV: An Israeli built tracked, IFV variant of the Ze'ev
Mobile Armored Gun System. The IFV has a remote turret
mounted on the center top deck. The commander, driver, and
gunner ride in the chassis along with 6 infantrymen. There are
two firing ports on each side of the vehicle. There are separate
hatches for the commander, driver and gunner on the top deck.
There is a powered ramp door with two additional firing ports
in the rear hull of the vehicle. Price: $ 1 5,000 (R/R), RF: +30,
Armament: 35mm autocannon, Mk 19 AGL, Ammo:
100x35mm, 100x40mm, Tr Move: 140/110, Com Move:
50/40, Fuel Cap: 650 liters, Fuel Cons: 260 liters, Fuel Type:
D, A, Load: 500kg, Veh Wt: 19 tons, Mnt: 10, Crew: 3 + 6.
MCV-80: A British built, tracked infantry fighting vehicle. Main
entrance to the passenger compartment is by a drop ramp in
the rear of the vehicle. There is also a driver's hatch on the left
front hull deck and hatches for the commander and gunner on
the top of the turret. Price: $250,000 (S/R), RF: +15, Armament: 35mm Autocannon, Ammo: 200x35mm, Tr Move:
160/85, Com Move: 55/30, Fuel Cap: 772 liters, Fuel Cons:
280 liters, Fuel Type: D, A, Load: 1.5 tons, Veh Wt: 20 tons,
Mnt: 9, Crew: 3 + 8.
AMX-10P: A French built, tracked infantry fighting vehicle.
Main entrance to the passenger compartment is by a large drop
ramp in the rear of the vehicle. There's hatch on the left front
deck for the driver and hatch for the commander on top of the
turret. Price: $100,000 (S/R), Armament: 20mm Autocannon,
Ammo: 300x20mm, Tr Move: 120/70, Com Mov: 40/30, Fuel
Cap: 526 liters, Fuel Cons: 130 liters, Load: 2 tons, Veh Wt:
13 tons, Fuel Type: D, A, Crew: 2 + 9.
EE-11 Urutu: A Brazilian built, six-wheeled, amphibious, armored personnel carrier. There is a hatch for the driver on the
left front deck and a hatch for the commander on top of the
turret. There is a door on each side of the vehicle and rectangular
overhead hatches on the rear deck for the passengers. Main entrance to the passenger compartment is by two large hinged
doors in the rear of the vehicle. Price: $50,000 (R/R), RF: none,
Armament: KPV MG, Ammo: as cargo, Tr Move: 180/70, Com
Mov: 60/30, Fuel Cap: 360 liters, Fuel Cons: 100 liters, Load:
2 tons, Fuel Type: D, A, Veh Wt: 10 tons, Mnt: 8, Crew: 2 + 13.
BMD-B: A Soviet built, tracked, amphibious, infantry combat
vehicle developed for use by airborne and air assault units. There
is a driver's hatch on the center front deck and hatches for the
commander and gunner on top of the turret. The rear passenger
compartment is open-topped. Access is by climbing the sides
of the vehicle. Price: $100,000 (R/S), RF: +5, Armament:
30mm Autocannon, PK MG, Ammo: 200 x 30mm, Tr Move:
1 60/80, Com Mov: 60/30, Fuel Cap: 520 liters, Fuel Cons: 130
liters, Load: 1000kg, Veh Wt: 9 tons, Fuel Type: D, A, Mnt:
12, Crew: 3 + 6.
Assault Guns
SU-130: The SU-130 is an assault gun built on the chassis
of the T-62A tank. It is armed with the M1046 gun mounted
in the chassis. Although it has no turret, the SU-130 does have
an enlarged fighting compartment. There are hatches for the
commander and driver on the top deck (the loader uses the commanders hatch). There is a weapons mount (C) next to the commander's hatch. The SU-130 has no indirect fire capability.
Price: $250,000 (R/S), RF: +20, Armament: 130mm gun, PK
MG, DShK MG (C), Ammo: 30 x 130mm, Tr Move: 90/50, Com
Move: 30/1 5, Fuel Cap: 912 + 280 liters, Fuel Cons: 380 liters,
Load: 700kg, Veh Wt: 39 tons, Fuel Type: D, A, Mnt: 35, Crew:
4.
Light Combat Vehicles
Commando Armored Car: A four-wheel drive American built
armored car, the Commando Armored Car has a two-man turret with hatches on the front deck for the driver and passenger
and a hatch on the rear deck. The vehicle has three doors, one
on each side of the hull and on the right rear hull. There are also
two firing ports on each side of the hull. There is a ring mount
(NHT) on the commander's hatch and a pintle mount (NHT) by
the rear deck hatch. Price: $85,000 (S/R), RF: +15, Armament:
35mm autocannon, MAG MG, M2HB MG (C), Ammo:
132 x 35mm, Tr Move: 1 70/80, Com Move: 55/30, Fuel Cap:
300 liters, Fuel Con: 1 20 liters, Load: 800kg, Veh Wt: 9.5 tons,
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Fuel Type: D, A, Mnt: 6, Crew: 3 + 2.
Commando 90 Armored Car: A variant of the Commando AC
that has a slightly larger turret and is armored with a 90mm gun.
All statistics apply with the exception of the following: Price:
$95,000 (S/R), RF: +30, Armament: 90mm gun, Ammo:
40 x 90mm, Veh Wt: 10 tons.
Scorpion Mk 2/90: A British built tracked recon vehicle. The
Scorpion has a two-man turret with hatches for the commander
and the gunner. There is a hatch on the front deck for the driver.
There is a ring mount (NHT equivalent) on the commander's
hatch (C). Price: $90,000, RF: +30, Armament: 90mm gun,
MAG MG, MAG MG (C), Ammo: 30 x 90mm, Tr Move:
170/150, Com Move: 60/50, Fuel Cap: 390 liters, Fuel Con:
156 liters, Load: 300kg, Fuel Type: G, AvG, A, Veh Wt: 8.7
tons, Mnt: 12, Crew: 3.
Scimitar Mk 2 (I): A variant of the Mk 2 Scorpion built
specifically for Iran. All statistics apply except the following.
Price: $80,000 (S/R), RF: +15, Armament: 35mm autocannon,
Ammo: 132 x 35mm, Veh Wt: 7.9 tons.
EE-3 Jaracara Recon Vehicle: A lightweight recon vehicle
made in Brazil. The EE-3 has a driver's hatch on the front deck
and hatches for the commander and gunner on the main deck.
There is a door on each side of the vehicle. There is a weapons
mount by the gunner's hatch (G) that is an NHT equivalent.
Price: $25,000, Armament: None initially installed, Tr Move:
240/100, Com Move: 80/40, Fuel Cap: 135 liters, Fuel Con:
65 liters, Load: 600kg, Fuel type: D, A, Veh Wt: 5 tons, Mnt:
4, Crew: 3.
EE-9 Cascavel Armored Car: An amphibious Brazilian built armored car. The EE-9 has a driver's hatch on the front deck and
hatches for the commander and the gunner on the turret deck.
There is a weapons mount by the commander's hatch (C) that
is an NHT equivalent. Price: $70,000 (R/R), RF: +30, Armament: 90mm gun, MAG MG, MAG MG (C), Ammo: 44 x 90mm,
Tr Move: 180/70, Com Move: 60/30, Fuel Cap: 360 liters, Fuel
Cons: 100 liters, Load: 500kg, Fuel Type: D, A, Veh Wt: 1 2.9
tons, Mnt: 8, Crew: 3.
Ramta RAM Mk5: An Israeli built recon vehicle. The RAM has
hatches for the driver and commander. There is a weapons
mount (P) on a post between the driver and commander that
is an NHT equivalent. There is a weapons mount on each side
of the fighting compartment that is an NMT (NATO Medium
Tripod) equivalent. Price: $30,000 (S/R), Armament: None initially installed, Tr Move: 200/70, Com Move: 70/30, Fuel Cap:
160 liters, Fuel Cons: 75 liters, Load: 1300kg, Fuel Type: D,
AvG, G, A, Veh Wt: 4 tons, Mnt: 4, Crew: 2 + 6.
Z e ' e v Mobile Armored Gun System: The Ze'ev was designed
and built in Israel in the late 1980's as a low cost alternative
to the Merkava MK. 1 MBT. It carries its main armament in a
remote control turret with an auto loader system. The commander, driver, and gunner ride in the chassis. They each have
a separate hatch on the chassis deck. Price: $200,000 (S/R),
RF: +40, Armament: 105mm gun, MAG MG, MAG MG (C),
Ammo: 40 x 105mm, Tr Mov: 140/110, Com Mov: 50/40, Fuel
Cap: 650 liters, Fuel Cons: 260 liters, Fuel Type: D, A, Load:
400kg, Veh Wt: 21 tons, Mnt: 10, Crew: 3.
Ze'ev MAGS-60: A variant of the basic system mounting a
60mm hypervelocity autocannon in a remote controlled turret.
The basic description and statistics are the same except for the
following: Price: $180,000 (S/R), Armament: 60mm autocannon, Ammo: 60 x 60mm, Veh Wt: 19 tons.
Ze'ev MAGS/AA: An antiaircraft variant of basic system that
mounts two 35mm autocannons in a remote turret and fittings
for mounting a hypervelocity rocket pod on each side of the turret. The basic description and statistics are the same for the
other vehicles except for the following: Price: $ 1 50,000 (S/R),
RF: +15, Armament: 2 x 35mm autocannon, Ammo:
200 x 35mm, Veh Wt: 17.5 tons.
AML-90: An amphibious, four-wheeled, French made armored
car. There is a door on each side of the chassis. There's a driver's
hatch on the front deck with hatches on the turret deck for the
gunner and the commander/loader. There is a weapons mount
by the commander/loader's hatch (C). Price: $40,000 (R/R), RF:
+15, Armament: 90mm gun, MAG MG, MAG MG (C), Ammo:
20 x 90mm, Tr Mov: 220/90, Com Mov: 60/30, Fuel Cap: 1 56
liters, Fuel Cons: 100 liters, Load: 700kg, Fuel Type: G, A, Veh
Wt: 5.5 tons, Mnt: 6, Crew: 3.
BT-76: A Soviet built amphibious light tank designed to give
mobile fire support to airborne and air assault units. The BT-76
replaced the PT-76 and the ASU-85 in Soviet service. There's
a drivers hatch in the center of the front deck, and hatches for
the commander and gunner on the turret deck. There is a
weapons mount (C) located by the commander's hatch. Price:
$70,000 (R/S), RF: +30, Armament: 76.2mm D-56TM gun,
PK MG, NSV MG (C), Ammo: 40 x 76.2mm, Tr Mov: 1 60/80,
Com Mov: 60/30, Fuel Cap: 300 liters, Fuel Con: 125 liters,
Load: 800kg, Fuel Type: G,A, Veh Wt: 13.5 tons, Mnt: 12,
Crew: 3.
BT-57: A variant of the BT-76 armed with a 57mm autocannon. All characteristics are the same as for the BT-76 except
for the following: Price: $75,000 (R/S), RF: +30, Armament:
57mm S-60 autocannon, PK MG, NSV MG (C), Ammo:
60 x 57mm.
Fox Armored Car: A British built four-wheeled amphibious armored car. There is a driver's hatch on the front deck, hatches
on the turret deck for the commander and gunner, and another
hatch on the left side of the vehicle. Price: $50,000 (S/R), RF:
+30, Armament: 35mm autocannon, Ammo: 132 x 35mm, Tr
Mov: 200/60, Com Mov: 70/25, Fuel Cap: 390 liters, Fuel Cons:
180 liters, Load: 400kg, Fuel Type: G, AvG, A, Vehicle Wt: 6.1
tons, Mnt: 6, Crew: 3.
AMX-10RC: A French built six-wheeled amphibious armored
car. The AMX-10RC is more of a wheeled light tank than armored car. There is a driver's hatch on the left side of the front
deck and hatches for the commander and loader on the turret
deck. The gunner uses the commanders hatch. Price: $100,000
(R/R), RF: +40, Armament: 105mm gun, MAG MG, Ammo:
38 x 105mm, Tr Mov: 160/100, Com Mov: 55/35, Fuel Cap:
400 liters, Fuel Cons: 160 liters, Load: 800kg, Fuel Type: D,A,
Veh Wt: 1 5.8 tons, Mnt: 8, Crew: 4.
Main Battle Tanks
AMX-40: A French built tracked main battle tank, the AMX-40
was initially designed for the export market. As they are armed
with the same 120mm gun as the M1A1 Abrams, they were
the logical choice to send to the Middle East. The AMX-40 has
a driver's hatch on the left side of the front deck. There's a hatch
on the turret deck for the loader while the commander and gunner use a cupola on the turret deck. There's a weapons mount
(C) on the cupola. Price: $500,000 (R/R), RF: +40, Armament:
120mm gun, 20mm autocannon, MAG MG (C), Ammo:
37 x 120mm, 100 x 20mm, Tr Mov: 120/90, Com Mov: 40/30,
Fuel Cap: 1100 liters, Fuel Cons: 350 liters, Load: 750kg, Fuel
Type:D,A, Veh Wt: 40 tons, Mnt: 16, Crew: 4.
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AMX-30S: A French built tracked main battle tank. There is
a driver's hatch on the left front deck, and commander's and
loader's hatches on the turret deck. A weapons mount (C) is
located by the commander's hatch. Price: $400,000 (R/R), RF:
+15, Armament: 105mm gun, MAG MG, M2HB (C), Ammo:
50 x 105mm, Tr Mov: 130/100, Com Mov: 45/35, Fuel Cap:
970 liters, Fuel Cons: 350 liters, Load: 500kg, Fuel Type: D,G,
AvG, A, Veh Wt: 36 tons, Mnt: 16, Crew: 4.
Chieftain Mk8: A British built tracked main battle tank. There
is a driver's hatch on the center front deck, and a commander's
hatch and loader's hatch on the turret deck. The gunner uses
the loaders hatch. A weapons mount (C) is located by the commander's hatch. Price: $600,000 (R/R), RF: +40, Armament:
120mm L11A5 gun, MAG MG, MAG MG (C), Ammo:
64 x 1 20mm, Tr Mov: 80/30, Com Mov: 30/1 2, Fuel Cap:950
liters, Fuel Con: 380 liters, Load: 450kg, Fuel Type: D,A, Veh
Wt: 53.5 tons, Mnt: 16, Crew: 4.
Challenger MkllA: A British built tracked main battle tank.
There's a driver's hatch on the center front deck, and a commander's hatch and loader's hatch on the turret deck. The tank's
gunner uses the loader's hatch. A weapon mount (C) is located
by the commander's hatch. Price: $850,000 (R/R), RF: +40,
Armament: 1 20mm L11A5 gun, MAG MG, M2HB (C), Ammo:
60 x 120mm, Tr Mov: 110/45, Com Mov: 35/20, Fuel Cap:
1250 liters, Fuel Con: 500 liters, Load: 500kg, Fuel Type:
D,G,AvG, A, Veh Wt: 58 tons, Mnt: 18, Crew: 4.
Vickers MBT Mk4: A British built main battle tank. A driver's
hatch is located on the right front deck and a commander's hatch
and loader's hatch are located on the turret deck. There is a pintle mount (C) located by the commander's hatch equivalent to
an NHT. Price: $425,000 (R/R), RF: +30, Armament: 105mm
gun, MAG MG, M2HB (C), Ammo: 50x105mm, Tr Mov:
120/70, Com Mov: 40/30, Fuel Cap: 1,000 liters, Fuel Cons:
400 liters, Load: 500kg, Fuel Type: D, G, AvG, A, Veh Wt: 38.6
tons, Mnt: 16, Crew: 4.
Vickers Valiant Mk1/120: A British built tracked main battle
tank. There is a driver's hatch on the center front deck and commander's hatch and loader's hatch on the turret deck. The gunner uses the commander's hatch. A weapons mount (C) is
located by the commander's hatch. Price: $750,000 (R/R), RF:
+40, Armament: 120mm gun, MAG MG, M2HB (C), Ammo:
44x120mm, Tr Mov: 120/80, Com Mov: 40/30, Fuel Cap:
1,000 liters, Fuel Con: 330 liters, Load: 500kg, Fuel Type: D,A,
Veh Wt: 41 tons, Mnt: 14, Crew: 4.
T-55A: A Soviet built tracked main battle tank. There is a
driver's hatch on the left front deck and a commander's hatch
and a loader's hatch on the turret deck. The gunner uses the
commander's hatch. A weapons mount (C) is located by the
commander's hatch. Price: $200,000 (R,S), RF: +15, Armament: 100mm gun, PK MG (C), Ammo: 43 x 100mm, Tr Mov:
100/60, Com Mov: 35/20, Fuel Cap: 960 + 280 liters, Fuel
Cons: 240 liters, Load: 500kg, Fuel Type: D, A Veh Wt: 36 tons,
Mnt: 35, Crew: 4.
T-62M: A tracked main battle tank built in the Soviet Union,
Czechoslovakia, and North Korea. There is a driver's hatch on
the front deck. The turret has a commander's hatch and a
loader's hatch. The gunner uses the commander's hatch. There
is a weapons mount (C) by the commander's hatch. Price:
$300,000 (R/S), RF: +30, Armament: 115mm U5 S gun, PK
MG, DSHk MG (C), Ammo: 40 x 115mm, Tr Mov: 100/60, Com
Mov: 35/20, Fuel Cap: 912 liters, Fuel Cons: 380 liters, Load:
500kg, Fuel Type: D,A Veh Wt: 36.5 tons, Mnt: 40, Crew: 4.
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Super Centurion: A British built tracked main battle tank that
has been extensively modified in Israel. There is a driver's hatch
on the right front deck and a commander's hatch and loader's
hatch on the turret deck. The gunner uses the commander's
hatch. Price: $300,000 (S/R), RF: +30, Armament: 105mm
gun, MAG MG, MAG MG (C), Ammo: 72x105mm, Tr Mov:
100/70, Com Mov: 35/30, Fuel Cap: 1,037 liters, Fuel Cons:
308 liters, Load: 700kg, Fuel Type: D,A, Veh Wt: 51 tons, Mnt:
24, Crew: 4.
Merkava Mkll: An Israeli built main battle tank. There is a
driver's hatch on the left front deck and hatches for the commander and loader on the turret deck. The gunner uses the commanders hatch. There is a two-part clamshell door on the rear
hull. Normal ammo load is 92 rounds, but by removing 72 rounds
up to six passengers can be carried. Two weapons mounts (C),
(L), are located by the commanders and loaders hatches. Price:
$800,000 (S/R), RF: +40, Armament: 105mm gun, MAG MG,
MAG MG (C), MAG MG (L), 60mm mortar, Ammo:
92 x 105mm, 30 x 60mm, Tr Mov: 100/70, Com Mov: 35/30,
Fuel Cap: 900 liters, Fuel Cons: 360 liters, Load: 700kg, Fuel
type: D,A, Veh Wt: 60 tons, Mnt: 12, Crew: 4.
Merkava Mklll: An upgraded version of the Mkll with a
1 20mm gun. Normal ammo load is 72 rounds, but by removing
54 rounds up to six passengers can be carried. The 120mm gun
is the same as on the M1A1 and Leopard III. All characteristics
are the same as the Mkll except: Price: $900,000.
Additions to the Firing Charts
Submachineguns: W,TO
ROF
Mag
Rng
Dam
Arm
Mac 10 (.45)
Mac 10 (9mm)
Mini-Uzi
10
5
11/7
15
15
20
2
11
10
11
1
1
x3
x3
x3
MP5SD
CAR-15
Viking
3
4
4
10
10
7/12
15
30
30
1
1
1
x4
—
x3
MAT-49
AMD-65
4
3
11
10
30
40
1
3
x3
x2
ROF
Mag
Rng
Dam
4
4
4
12/16
12/16
10
60
40
50
2
2
2
ROF
Mag
Rng
Dam
7
3
4
4
75
70
150
150
4
4
6
6
Rng
Dam
Type
Assault Rifles W, ½
Type
Galil ARM
Galil SAR
Valmet M82A
Arm
—
—
-
Sniper Rifles
Type
3
Galil Sniper
1
Fusil FR-F2
2
Barret BMG
Barret 82 SLAP 2
Arm
—
—
—
1/2
Automatic Rifles
Type
l-Max 100
ROF
Mag
2
4
Arm
—
12/16 50/75
Machineguns
Type
ROF
Mag
Rng
Dam
Arm
M60E3
BRG-15 BMG
BRG-15 SLAPI
4
4
4
33
33
33
120
250
250
4
8
8
—
NSV
3
5
17
23/33
150
150
6
4
HK-21
1/2
—
-
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Grenade Launchers
Rnd
Rng Dam Arm KDR Burst
Type
10
IMI MGL-40 HE
100 x10C
10
5
ROF: 6
HEDP
100 x10C
x2
5
2.5
—
CHEM
100
MAG: 6
x10
5
x1C
100
ILLUM
100
Magazine is not detachable; only one shot may be reloaded per
Rocket Launchers
Rnd
Type
HEAT
B300
ROF: 1
HE
MAG: (2)
LRAC
HEAT
ROF: 1
HEDP
MAG: (2|
WP
DARD 120
HEAT
HE
ROF: 1
MAG: (2)
WP
Large Caliber Guns
Rnd
Type
60mm ac
APFSDS
ROF: 8
HE
MAG: 40
D-56TM
APFSDS
ROF: 1
HEAT
MAG: 1
HE
57mm S-60 APFSDS
ROF: 4
APHE
HE
MAG: 4
100mm D-10 HE
ROF: 1
HEAT
APHE
MAG: (2)
APC
115mm U5TS APDSROF: 1
HEAT
MAG: (2)
120mm L11A5APDS
ROF: 1
HESH
MAG: (2)
M1946
HEAT
ROF: 1
HE
MAG: (2)
APFSDS
CHEM
Arm
—
IFR
400
400
400
400
combat turn.
2.5
5
Burst
10
30
2.5
5
—
10
20
20
5
10
—
20
30
40
KDR
—
Burst
—
20
IFR
—
—
—
—
2.5
5
—
_
10
15
—
_
-
Rng
Dam
100
125
x20C
x25C
150
250
250
x18C
x15C
x15C
x2
x10
150
150
150
x30C
x35C
x15C
x10
x10
Rng
Dam
Arm
500
400
x18
x20C
1/2
x10
300
250
250
x12
x15C
x20C
—
x10
500
400
350
x17
x8C
x16C
1/2
-
10
5
15
-
250
250
250
300
x30C
x15C
x7C
x20
x15
x10
—
-
10
5
—
20
10
—
21000
21000
21000
21000
400
30
x25
x20C
_
—
_
_
5
10
_
-
60
450
x30
x28C
_
—
x30
x35C
x25
x2C
—
Rng
_
—
x10
—
—
KDR
5
—
—
_
_
15
25
x10
—
x10
5
15
-
25
30
20
Dam
Arm
KDR
Burst
IFR
x30C
x10
10
30
20000
x35C
x10
15
40
10600
Mag
Rng
Dam
Arm
KDR
Burst
4
4
4
4
10000
7000
3000
10000
x25
x20
x5
x5
x5
2.5
2.5
—
15
10
5
15
500
500
550
500
—
-
27000
27000
-
27000
Artillery Rockets
Type
Rnd
122mm Bm21 HE
ROF: 40
MAG: (60)
140mm Bm14HE
ROF: 16
MAG: (36/48)
Antiaircraft Missiles
Type
Rof
Crotale
2
Rapier
2
Sa-9
4
Sa-13
2
x15
x20
2.5
Additions to the Hit Location Charts
Commando V-150
R: LH(20),G(30),HB(10)
L: LH(20),G(30),HB(10)
R: TF,TB
C: TF(30),TB(10)
L: TF,TB
TS:
F: HS(15)
C: HS(15)
R: HS(15)
C,S,P,E,F
D,R,S,P,E,F
Miss
W,G
Miss
Miss
D,C,R
P,G,S
F,E,P
FD (10)
TD (10)
BD (10)
D,R,C
W,G
P,S,F,E
ZE'EV IFV
R: LH(20),G(40),HB(15)
L: LH(20),G(40),HB(15)
R: TF,TB
C: TF(50),TB(10)
L: TF,TB
TS: (40)
F: HS(30)
C: HS(30)
R: HS(30)
FD (15)
TD (15)
BD (15)
E,A,C,P,F
D,G,R,A,P,F
Miss
X,W,N,A,L
Miss
W,N,A,X,L
D,C,R,E
G,A,P,S
S,P,F
D,R,E
X,W,L,C,G,L,S,A,C
P,F,E
AMX 10P
R: LH(15),G(15),HB(15)
L: LH(15),G(15),HB(15)
R: TF,TB
C: TF(15),TB(10)
L: TF,TB
TS:
F: HS(10)
C: HS(10)
R: HS(10)
FD (10)
TD (10)
BD (10)
E,F,P
D,R,P
Miss
W,G
Miss
Miss
D,E,F
G,S,P
S,P
D,E,F
W,G
P,S
FV 103 SPARTAN
R: LH(15),G(30),HB(15)
L: LH(15),G(30),HB(15)
R: TF,TB
C: TF(30),TB(10)
L: TF,TB
TS:
F: HS(20)
C: HS(20)
R: HS(20)
FD (10)
TD (10)
BD (10)
MCV-80
R: LH(25),G(50),HB(15)
L: LH(25),G(50),HB(15)
R: TF(35),TB(30)
C: TF(35),TB(30)
L: TF(35),TB(30)
TS: (30)
F: HS(15)
C: HS(15)
R: HS(15)
FD (10)
TD (10)
BD (10)
E,C,A,P,S,F
D,R,G,A,P,S,F
Miss
W,G
Miss
Miss
E,D
C,S,P
SP,A
E,D
X,W,C,G,N,S,P,A
S,P,A
E,F,A,P
D,R,S,P
X,C
W
M,G,W,N
M,W,G,C
D,E,F
S,C,G,A
S,P
D,E,F
C,G,X,M,W,N
P,S
VAB APC
R: LH(30),G(60),HB(15)
E,F,P
L: LH(30),G(60),HB(15)
D,R
R: TF(0),TB(0)
X,N,W
C: TF(0),TB(0)
X,W,N,C
L: TF(0),TB(0)
N,W,C
TS (0)
C,N,X,W
F: HS(30)
D,E,F
C: HS(30)
C,S,P
R: HS(30)
S,P
FD (10)
D,E,F
TD (0)
X,W,N,C
BD (10)
P,S
Note: If the commander's hatch does not have a cupola mounted MG, count
all turret hits (except TD hits) as misses. TD hits are: TD(0) C,P.
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EE-11 URUTU
R: LH(20),G(30),HB(15)
L: LH(20),G(30),HB(15)
R: TF,TB
C: TF(15),TB(15)
L: TF,TB
TS: (15)
F: HS(15)
C: HS(15)
R: HS(15)
FD (10)
TD (10)
BD (10)
P,S,E,F
D,R,C,P,S,E,F
Miss
X,W,N,G
Miss
X,W,N,G
E,D
C,S,P
P,S,A
E,D
X,W,G
P,S,F,E
BMD-B
R: LH(30),G(40),HB(15)
L: LH(30),G(40),HB(15)
R: TF(0),TB(0)
E,A,P,F
D,C,R,A,P,F
Miss
C: TF(40),TB(20)
L: TF(0),TB(0)
TS: (20)
F: HS(15)
C: HS(15)
R: HS(15)
FD (10)
TD (10)
BD (10)
M,X,W,N,G
Miss
M,X,W,N,G
D,C,R,E
G,A,P,S
P,F
D,C,R,E
M,X,W,N,G,A
P,S,F
COMMANDO AC, COMMANDO 90
R: LH(20),G(30),HB(10)
P,S,E,F
L: LH(20),G(30),HB(10)
D,R,C,S,E,F
R: TF(35),TB(20)
X,C
C: TF(35),TB(20)
W
L: TF(35),TB(20)
G,W,N
TS (25)
W,G,C
F: HS(15)
D,P,R
C: HS(15)
S,C,G,A
R: HS(15)
F,E,P
FD (15)
D,R,P
TD (15)
C,G,X,W,N
BD (15)
P,S,F,E
SCIMITAR MK2 (I)
R: LH(15),G(30),HB(15)
L: LH(15),G(30),HB(15)
R: TF(25),TB(15)
C: TF(25),TB(15)
L: TF(25),TB(15)
TS: (10)
F: HS(20)
C: HS(20)
R: HS(20)
FD (10)
TD (10)
BD (10)
E,C,A,F
D,R,G,A,F
X,C
W
G,W,N
C,G,W,A,X
E,D
G,C,S
S,A
E,D
X,W,C,G,N,S,A
S,A
EE-9 AC
R: LH(20),G(35),HB(10)
L: LH(20),G(35),HB(10)
R: TF(35),TB(20)
C: TF(35),TB(20)
L: TF(35),TB(20)
TS (25)
F: HS(15)
C: HS(15)
R: HS(15)
FD (10)
TD (10)
BD (15)
S,E,F
D,R,C,S,E,F
X,C
W,
G,W,N
W,G,C
D,P,R
S,C,G,A
F,E,P
D,R,P
C,G,X,W,N
P,S,F,E
SCORPION MKII 90
R: LH(15),G(30),HB(15)
L: LH(15),G(30),HB(15)
R: TF(25),TB(15)
C: TF(25),TB(15)
L: TF(25),TB(15)
E,C,A,F
DRGAF
C,A
X,W,N,A
L,A
TS (10)
C,G,W,A,X
F: HS(20)
C: HSI20)
R: HS(20)
FD (10)
TD (10)
BD (10)
E,D
G,C,S
S,A
E,D
X,W,C,G,N,S,A
S,A
ZE'EV MAGS
R: LH(40),G(80),HB(15)
L: LH(40),G(80),HB(15)
R: TF,TB
C: TF(100),TB(20)
L: TF,TB
TS (80)
F: HS(50)
C: HS(50)
R: HS(50)
FD (30)
TD (30)
BD (30)
E,A,C,F
D,G,R,A,F
Miss
X,W,N,A,L
Miss
W,N,A,X,L
D,C,R,E
G,A,S
S,F
D,R,E
X,W,L,C,G,L,S,A
FE
EE-3 LRV
R: LH(10),G(15),HB(10)
L: LH(10),G(15),HB(10)
R: TF,TB
C: TF(15),TB(15)
L: TF,TB
TS
F: HS(10)
C: HS(10)
R: HS(10)
FD (5)
C,S,F,E
D,R,S,F,E
Miss
W,G
Miss
W,G
D,S
G,C,S
E,F
D,R
BT-76, BT-57
R: LH(40),G(60),HB(20)
L: LH(40),G(60),HB(20)
R: TF,TB
E,AP,F
D,C,R,A,P,F
Miss
TD (5)
BD (5)
W,G
F,E,A
C: TF(60),TB(20)
L: TF,TB
TS: (20)
F: HS(20)
C: HS(20)
R: HS(20)
FD (10)
TD (10)
BD (10)
M,X,W,N,G
Miss
M,X,W,N,G
D,C,R,E
G,A,S
F,A
D,C,R,E
M,X,W,N,G,A
S,F
RAMTA RAM V-3
R: LH(10),G(15),HB(10)
L: LH(10),G(15),HB(10)
R: TF,TB
C: TF(15),TB(15)
L: TF,TB
C,P,S,E,F
D,P,S,E,F
Miss
W,G
Miss
TS:
F: HS(15)
C: HSI15)
R: HS(15)
FD (10)
TD
BD (10)
W,G
D,R,C
S,P
E,F
D,C,R
P,S
E,F
FOX ARMORED CAR
R: LH(20),G(20),HB(10)
L: LH(20),G(20),HB(10)
R: TF(20),TB(15)
C: TF(20),TB(15)
L: TF(20),TB(15)
TS: (20)
F: HS(15)
C: HS(15)
R: HS(15)
FD (10)
TD (10)
BD (10)
D,R,G,E,F
D,C,S,E,F
X,C
W,G,C
G,W,N
X,W,N,G,C
D,R
C,G,A,S
F,E
D,R
X,W,G,N,C,A
S,F,E
ERC 90 AC
R: LH(40),G(40),HB(15)
L: LH(40),G(40),HB(15)
R: TF(20),T8(20)
C: TF(20),TB(20)
L: TF(20),TB(20)
TS (20)
F: HS(40)
C: HS(40)
R: HS(40)
FD (15)
TD (15)
BD (15)
E,F,P
D,R,C
X,N,W
X,W,N,G,
N,W,G
G,N,W,X
D,E,F
G,S,P
S,P
D,E,F
X,W,N,G
P,S
AMX-30S
R: LH(75),G(250),HB(75)
L: LH(75),G(250),HB(75)
R: TF(250),TB(40)
C: TF(250),TB(40)
L: TF(250),T8(40)
TS (40)
F: HS(40)
C: HS(40)
R: HS(40)
FD (25)
TD (25)
BD (25)
D,R,G,E,F
D,L,S,E,F
G,C,A
X,W,N,A
UA
L,C,G,W,A,X
D,R
L,G,S
E,F
D,R
X,W,C,G,L,N,S,A
F,E,A
AML-90 AC
R: LH(15),G(20),HB(10)
L: LH(15),G(20),HB(10)
R: TF(15),TB(10)
C: TF(15),TB(10)
L: TF(15),TB(10)
TS: (10)
F: HS(10)
C: HS(10)
R: HS(10)
FD (10)
TD (10)
BD (10)
D,R,G,E,F
D,C,S,E,F
X,C
W,G,A
G,W,N
X,W,N,G,C
D,R
C,G,A,S
F,E
D,R
X,W,G,N,C,A
S,F,E
CHALLENGER MKIIA
R: LH(200),G(1000),HB(80)
L: LH(200),G(1000),HB(80)
R: TF(800),TB(90)
C: TF(800),TB(90)
L: TF(800),TB(90)
TS (150)
F: HS(85)
C: HS(85)
R: HS(85)
FD (40)
TD (40)
BD (40)
DR,G,E,F
D,L,S,E,F
G,C,A
X,W,N,A
L,A
L,C,G,W,A,X
D,R
UG,S
,E,F
D,R
X,W,C,G,L,N,S,A
FEA
AMX-10RC
R: LH(25),G(30),HB(15)
L: LH(25),G(30),HB(15)
R: TF(25),TB(15)
C: TF(25),TB(15)
L: TF(25),TB(15)
TS: (15)
F: HS(10)
D,R,G,E,F
D,L,S,E,F
G,C,A
X,W,N,A
L,A
L,C,G,W,A,X
D,R
VICKERS VALIANT MKI
C: HS(10)
R: HS(10)
FD (10)
TD (10)
BD (10)
L,G,S
E,F
D,R
X,W,C,G,L,N,S,A
F,E,A
R: LH(150),G(500),HB(75)
L: LH(150),G(500),HB(75)
R: TF(600),TB(50)
C: TF(600),TB(50)
L: TF(600),TB(50)
D,R,G,E,F
D,L,S,E,F
G,C,A,
X,W,N,A
L,A
TS (200)
L,C,G,W,A,X
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F: HS(75)
C: HS(75)
R: HS(75)
FD (50)
TD (50)
BD (50)
Game Designers' Workshop
D,R
L,G,S
E,F
D,R
X,W,C,G,L,N,S,A
F.E.A
SUPER CENTURION
R: LH(75),G(185),HB(50)
L: LH(75),G(185),HB(50)
R: TF(300),TB(80)
C: TF(300),TB(80)
L: TF(300),TB(80)
D,R,G,E,F
D,L,S,E,F
G,C,A
X,W,N,A
L,A
CHIEFTAIN MKVIII
R: LH(150),G(750),HB(75)
L: LH(150),G(750),HB(75)
R: TF(750),TB(95)
C: TF(750),TB(95)
L: TF(750),TB(95)
D,R,G,E,F
D,L,S,E,F
G,C,A
X,W,N,A
L,A
TS: (100)
F: HS(80)
C: HS(80)
R: HS(80)
FD (30)
TD (30)
BD (30)
L,C,G,W,A,X
D,R
L,G,S
E,F
D,R
X,W,C,G,L,N,S,A
F,E,A
TS: (135)
F: HS(85)
L,C,G,W,A,X
D,R
AMX-40 MBT
C: HS(85)
R: HS(85)
FD (30)
TD (30)
BD (30)
U,G,S
E,F
D,R
X,W,C.G,L,N,S,A
F,E,A
R: LH(75),G(300),HB(50)
L: LH(75),G(300),HB(50)
R: TF(300),TB(45)
C: TF(300),TB(45)
L: TF(300),TB(45)
D,R,G,E,F
D,L,S,E,F
G,C,A
X,W,N,A
L,A
TS: (50)
F: HS(50)
C: HS(50)
R: HS(50)
FD (30)
TD (30)
BD (30)
L,C,G,W,A,X
D,R
L,GS
E,F
D,R
X,W,C,G,L,N,S,A
F,E,A
SU-130
R: LH(125),G(400),HB(50)
L: LH(125),G(400),HB(50)
R: TF,TB
C: TF,TB
L: TF,TB
TS
F: HS(60)
C: HS(60)
R: HS(60)
FD (20)
TD (20)
BD (20)
D,R,W,G,E,F
D,R,W,L,A,E,F
Miss
Miss
Miss
Miss
DRW
L,C,S
E,F
D,R
X,W,C,G,L,N,S,A
F,E,A
VICKERS MBT MK4
R: LH(75),G(100),HB(50)
L: LH(75),G(100),HB(50)
R: TF(100),TB(40)
C: TF(100),TB(40)
L: TF(100),TB(40)
TS: (60)
F: HS(60)
C: HS(60)
R: HS(60)
FD (25)
TD (25)
BD (25)
D,R,G,E,F
D,L,S,E,F
G,C,A
X,W,N,A
L,A
L,C,G,W,A,X
D,R
L,G,S
E,F
D,R
X,W,C,G,L,N,S,A
FEA
MERKAVA MKI-II
R: LH(200),G(1000),HB(80)
L: LH(200),G(1000),HB(80)
R: TF(600),TB(80)
C: TF(600),TB(80)
L: TF(600),TB(80)
TS: (250)
F: HS(100)
C: HS(100)
R: HS(100)
FD (50)
TD (50)
BD (50)
E,F,D,R,G
E,F,D,L,S
G,C,A
X,W,A
UN, A
L,C,G,W,A,X
E,F,D
L,G,S
S,A
E,F,D
X,W,C,G,L,N,S,A
S,A
T-62A
R: LH(100),G(350),HB(50)
L: LH(100),G(350),HB(50)
R: TF(200),TB(80)
C: TF(200),TB(80)
L: TF(200),TB(80)
TS: (80)
F: HS(60)
D,R,G,E,F
D,L,S,E,F
G,C,A
X,W,N,A
L,A
L,C,G,W,A,X
D,R
C: HS(60)
R: HS(60)
FD (20)
TD (20)
BD (20)
L,G,S
E,F
D,R
X,W,C,G,L,N,S,A
F,E,A
T-55A
R: LH(100),G(300),HB(50)
L: LH(100),G(300),HB(50)
R: TF(170),TB(80)
C: TF(170),TB(80)
L: TF(170),TB(80)
TS: (80)
F: HS(60)
D,R,G,E,F
D,L,S,E,F
G,C,A
X,W,N,A
L,A
L,C,G,W,A,X
D,R
C: HS(60)
R: HS(60)
FD (20)
TD (20)
BD (20)
L,G,S
E,F
D,R
X,W,C,G,L,N,S,A
F,E,A
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ADDITIONS TO
THE EQUIPMENT LIST
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LAW 80: A single-shot disposable, telescoping, antitank rocket
launcher, It replaced the Carl Gustav in the British Army during the
early 1990s. Wt: 9.5 Price: $350 (S/R).
The following includes some items detailed in the basic game
and the various modules. Availability codes are the same as in the
basic game and apply to availability outside the UK.
MULTIPLE ROCKET LAUNCHERS
227mm MLRS: A 12-barrelled rocket launch system, mounted
on the American M993 MLRS.
SUBMACHINEGUNS
L2A3 Sterling: The standard military submachinegun of the
British Army for many years. It was replaced in mainline service by
the L35. The Sterling found its way into general use and is still used
by some British units, especially Territorial Army units. Ammo:
9mmP Wt:3 Mag: 11 Price: $600 (C/S).
ANTITANK MISSILE LAUNCHERS
Swingfire: A British-designed, antitank, guided weapon. It can
be fired from an integral tripod or a vehicle mount. It is wire-guided,
and the gunner must continue to aim at the target for the entire flight
of the missile. Wt: 20 Price:$3000 (S/R).
Milan: A wire-guided missile launcher which was developed in
France and Germany. It is fired -from an integral tripod. Wt: 7 Price:
$3000 (S/R).
ASSAULT RIFLES
L85A1 Endeavour: The standard British combat rifle (also
called the IW or infantry weapon). It replaced the L1A1 and L2A3
in service. It is a "bullpup" configuration weapon and is rarely seen
outside of British service. Ammo:5.56mmN Wt: 4 Mag: 10 Price:
$500 (S/R).
BATTLE RIFLES
L1A1 SLR: The modified version of the Belgian FN PAL rifle. The
L1A1 is a very similar weapon, the main difference being that the
L1A1 is a semiautomatic-only weapon, Replaced in service by the
L85, numerous L1A1s have been picked up by military units,
particularly those nostalgic for the old cartridge. Many Territorial
Army units still use the L1A1. Ammo: 7.62mmN Wt: 4.3 Mag: 7
Price: $750 (S/R).
SNIPER RIFLES
L42: The standard British sniper rifle. It is a development of the
WWII bolt-action, short-magazine Lee/Enfield rifle, rechambered
for modern ammunition, built to closer engineering tolerances, and
fitted with a telescopic sight. Ammo: 7.62mmN Wt: 4 Mag:3 Price:
$400 (R/R),
AUTOMATIC RIFLES
L86A1 Engager: A heavy-barrelled version of the L85 and used
as an LSW (light support weapon). It uses the same magazine as
the L85. and is also equipped with an integral bipod and sight.
Ammo: 5.56mmN Wt: 5.5 Mag: 10 Price: $1500 (R/R),
MACHINEGUNS
L7A2 GPMG: The "jimpy" is the British version of the Belgian
MAG general-purpose machinegun. It is equipped with a bipod but
can also be fired from a tripod (NMT). It accepts 33-shot belts.
Ammo: 7.62mmN Wt: 11 Mag: 33 Price: $1500 (S/R).
L3A3: An obsolete weapon dating from before WWII, rechambered to a modern caliber. It is still used on some old British
vehicles and accepts 33-shot belts. It cannot be dismounted from
its parent vehicle. Ammo: 7.62mmN Mag: 33 Price:$3000 (R/R).
L3A4: A variant of the L3A3, but used from a tripod (NMT). It also
accepts 33-shot belts. Ammo: 7.62mmN Wt: 14 Mag: 33 Price:
$3000 (R/R).
ROCKET LAUNCHERS
L14A1 Carl Gustav: A Swedish-designed antitank rocket launcher. It has been largely replaced in service by the LAW 80. Ammo:
84mm rocket Wt: 14 Price: $500 (R/R).
LARGE-CALIBER GUNS
L21 30mm Rarden: A British 30mm autocannon mounted on a
variety of vehicles. It fires three-shot clips of ammunition,
L23A1 76mm Cannon: A British gun mourned on the Scorpion
light tank.
90mm Cockerill: A privately developed, British-designed gun
system, used on the American Stingray and experimentally on
some British AFVs.
L11A5 Rifled Gun: A rifled tank gun used on British MBTs, as
opposed to the smoothbore guns mounted on most other MBTs.
Ammunition for the L11A5 cannot be used in smoothbore guns,
and vice versa.
165mm Demolition Gun: A short-barrelled gun mounted on the
Centurion AVRE (and the American M728 CEV), intended for the
destruction of bunkers and other fortifications, as well as roadblocks,
buildings, and other constructions.
HOWITZERS
L13A1 105mm Gun: A large-caliber gun (actually a howitzer)
mounted on the Abbot SPG. It uses the same ammunition as the
L118 light gun, and can also use American 105mm howitzer
rounds.
L118 Light Gun: A British-designed, towed, light artillery gun. II
can be towed by a light truck, or mounted on skis and towed by
oversnow vehicles. Wt: 1.8 tons Price: $50,000 (S/R}.
L121 (FH-70): A towed artiliery howitzer designed by a European
consortium of France, West Germany, and Britain. It fires the
standard NATO 155mm howitzer round listed in the basic game.
Wt: 9.3 tons Price: $80,000 (R/R).
155mm Howitzer: An American howitzer mounted on the
M109A2 SPA. It uses NATO 155mm howitzer rounds from the
basic game.
175mm Howitzer: An American howitzer mounted on the M107
SPA.
203mm Howitzer: An American howitzer mounted on the M110A2
SPA.
MORTARS
L9A1 51mm: The standard British Army light mortar. Individual
rounds are dropped down the tube by the loader. Wt: 6 Price:
$4000 (S/R).
L16A2 81mm: The standard British Army mortar. It can be
disassembled into three loads (bipod, baseplate, tube) lor easier
transportation. Individual rounds are dropped down the tube by the
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loader. It requires six combat turns to set up. Wt: 33 (bipod, 12;
baseplate, 12; tube, 13) Price: $10,000 (S/R).
SURFACE-TO-AIR MISSILE SYSTEMS
Blowpipe: A British-designed, man-portable, antiaircraft missile
launcher. It is optically guided, and the gunner must maintain his
aim at the target for the entire flight of the missile. Wt: 7 Price:
$10,000 (R/R).
Javelin: An improved version of the Blowpipe. It is very similar
in action to the Blowpipe but is more effective. Wt: 8 Price:$ 15,000
(R/R).
Rapier: A British-designed, antiaircraft missile system which
utilizes a combination of radar and optical tracking to guide the
missile to its target, A variant uses a laser designator in place of the
optical tracker. The towed launcher is usually pulled by a land rover
or similar light truck. A tracked version also exists. The cost is for
the launcher only. Wt: 6 tons Mag:4 Price: $350,000 (R/R).
AMMUNITION
Ammunition additions are as follows.
Rockets
84mm HEAT: Used in the L14A1 Carl Gustav. Wt: 3 Price: $100
(S/R).
84mm HEDP: Used in the L14A1 Carl Gustav. Wt: 3 Price: $75
(S/R).
84mm CHEM: Used in the L14A1 Carl Gustav. Only smoke is
available. Wt: 3 Price: $75 (S/R).
227mm Rocket HE: Wt: 1000 per case of six founds Price:
$3000 per case (R/R).
227mm Rocket ICM: Wt: 1000 per case of six rounds Price:
$3000 per case (R/R).
227mm Rocket ILLUM: Wt: 1000 per case of six rounds Price:
$3000 per case (R/R).
227mm Rocket CHEM: Wt: 1000 per case of six rounds Price:
$3000 per case (R/R).
Antitank Missiles
Milan: Wt: 11 Price:$1200 (S/R). Swingfire: Wt: 7 Price: $1000
(S/R).
Large-Caliber Rounds
30mm Rarden APDS: Three per three-shot clip. Price:$250 per
three-shot clip (S/R).
30mm Rarden HEI: Three per three-shot clip. Price: $200 per
three-shot clip (S/R).
76mm HE: Wt: 7 Price: $250 (C/R).
76mm HEAT: Wt: 7 Price: $600 (C/R).
76mm APERS: The APERS is a canister round. Wt: 7 Price:
$350 (C/R).
90mm APDS: Wt: 31 kg Price; $500 (R/R)
90mm APERS: Wt: 31 kg Price: $500 (R/R)
90mm HE: Wt: 30 kg Price: $500 (R/R)
90mm HEAT: Wt: 30 kg Price: $500 (R/R)
90mm WP: Wt: 28 kg Price: $500 (R/R)
120mm APDS RifIe: Can only be used in the L11A5. Wt: 10
Price: $800 WP (S/R).
120mm APFSDSDU Rifle: Can only be used in the L11A5. Wt:
10 Price: $1500 (R/R).
120mm HESH Rifle: Can only be used in the L11A5. Wt: 10
Price: $800 (C/R),
GDW
120mm HEAT Rifle: Can only be used in the L11A5. Wt: 10
Price: $800 (C/R).
120mm WP Rifle: Can only be used in the L11A5. Wt: 10 Price:
$1000 (R/R).
120mm Powder Charge Rifle: Can only be used in the L11A5,
Wt: 6 Price: $80 (C/R).
165mm HEP-T: Wt: 19 Price: $2000 (R/R),
Howitzer Rounds
105mm UK How HE: Fired only by the British light gun and the
Abbot SPG. Wt: 16 Price:$750 (R/R),
105mm UK How CHEM: Fired only by the British light gun and
the Abbot SPG. Only smoke is available for it. Wt: 16 Price: $750
(R/R).
105mm UK How ILLUM: Fired only by the British tight gun and
the Abbot SPG. Wt: 16 Price: $750 (R/R).
105mm UK How HEAT: Fired only by the Abbot SPG. Wt: 16
Price: $1000 (R/R),
105mm UK How Powder Charge: Wt: 6 Price: $30 (R/R).
105mm UK How Powder Charge: Enables the Abbot SPG to
lire US 105mm Howitzer rounds (detailed in the U.S. Army Vehicle Guide). Wt: 6 Price; $50 (R/R).
175mm HE: Wt: 67 Price: $750 (R/R).
175mm Powder Charge: Wt: 14 Price: $100 (R/R).
203mm HE: Wt: 96 Price: $900 (S/R).
203mm ICM: Wt: 96 Price: $900 (S/R).
203mm ILLUM: Wt: 96 Price: $900 (S/R).
203mm CHEM: Wt: 96 Price: $900 (S/R).
203mm WP: Wt: 96 Price: $900 (S/R).
203mm Powder Charge: Wt: 22 Price:$600 (S/R).
Mortar Rounds
51 mm HE: Wt: Five per case of four Price: $100 per case (C/R).
51mm CHEM: Only available in smoke form. Wt: Five per case
of tour Price: $120 per case (S/R).
51mm ILLUM: Wt: Five per case of four Price: $120 per case
(S/R).
Antiaircraft Missiles
76mm Blowpipe: Wt: 4 Price: $1500 {R/R),
76mm Javelin: Wt: 4 Price:$2000 (R/R).
133mm Rapier: Wt: 43 Price: $50,000 (R/R).
UNARMORED CARGO VEHICLES
Bedford Mk (4x4) 4-ton Truck: The Bedford four-ton is the
standard British army truck. This workhorse has many uses and
numerous variants. The canvas top and sides can be detached to
convert the truck into a flatbed. Price: $18,000 (C/S) Tr Mov:
100/10 Com Move: 35/10 Fuel Cap: 150 Fuel Cons: 40 Fuel Type:
G, D, A Load: 4.5 tons Veh Wt: 9.5 tons Crew: 1+10 Mnt:.4.
BV-202E: TheBV-202E is a Swedish-designed, all-terrain vehicle
(although it is primarily intended for use over snow) used by British
army units designated for deployment to Norway, It comes in two
sections, the forward section containing the engine and crew, and
the rear section any passengers or cargo. The vehicle is fully amphibious, and the articulated drive train/link between the two sections allows the BV-202E greater cross-country ability than a similar-sized vehicle with a more conventional layout. The BV-202E
was used as a recon vehicle, mortar carrier, and towing vehicle (for
the 105mm light gun). The commander's cupola is fitted with an
NMT, and an L7A2 MG is usually mounted in recon versions. It has
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been replaced in general service by the BV-206, although a few of
them are still in use in out-of-the-way locales such as the Falklands
and in civilian use (unarmed, of course). Price: $25,000 (R/R) Tr
Mov: 170/70 Com Mov: 40/30 Fuel Cap: 156 liters Fuel Con: 40
liters Fuel Type: G, A Load: 1 ton Veh Wt: 4.2 tons Crew: 2+6 Mnt:
10.
BV-206: Designed to replace the BV-202E. the BV-206 is very
similar in layout and capabilities to its predecessor. The forward
section has two doors on each side and two hatches on the right
deck. The rear section has a single large door in the rear. The
vehicle has a weapons mount (NHT equivalent) at the forward
deck hatch. Price: $30,000 (R/—) Tr Move: 180/80 Com Move: 50/
40 Fuel Cap: 360 liters Fuel Cons: 120 liters Fuel Type: D, A Load:
1 ton Veh Wt: 4.2 tons Crew: 2+6 Mnt: 10.
Foden 10-ton Cargo: The Foden 10-ton cargo truck is typical of
the more modern family of transport trucks in that it comes with
provisions for standardized pallets and is fitted with its own crane
to speed loading/unloading. This vehicle can be fitted with a
weapons mount (NHT equivalent) but is not normally armed. Price:
$35,000 (S/R) Tr Move: 100/10 Com Move: 35/10 Fuel Cap: 450
liters Fuel Cons: 150 liters Fuel Type: D,A Load: 10 tons Veh Wt:
14 tons Crew: 2 Mnt: 8.
FV-622 Alvis Stalwart Mk 2: The Stalwart is an amphibious,
high-mobility load carrier, used primarily for carrying supplies,
there is a variant with a loading crane and a repair variant used by
REME. Price: $60,000 (R/R) Tr Mov: 100/10 Com Move: 35/10
Fuel Cap: 455 liters Fuel Con: 150 liters Fuel Type:G, A Load: 5
tons Veh Wt: 14.5 tons Crew: 2 Mnt: 8.
Land Rover One-Ten: The One-Ten is an improved version of
the standard land rover and replaced the three-quarter-ton in
military service. Like all land rovers, this vehicle has numerous
variants, including SAS "Pink Panthers" (festooned with MGs and
in pink camouflage for desert warfare), and ambulance versions.
Price: $12,000 (C/S) TrMov:180/45 Com Mov: 60/35 Fuel Cap:80
liters Fuel Con: 30 liters Fuel Type: G, DT A Load: 1500 kg Veh Wt:
3 tons Crew: 2+6 Mnt: 2.
1-ton Land Rover: The 1-ton is a land rover designed for towing
artillery or carrying troops. In service it was used to tow the 105mm
light gun and towed Rapier. Price: $10,000 (S/R) Tr Mov: 180/45
Com Mov: 60/35 Fuel Cap: 110 liters Fuel Con: 30 liters Fuel Type:
G, A Load: 1200 kg Veh Wt: 3 tons Crew: 2+8 Mnt: 2.
1/2-ton Land Rover: The standard British Army jeep equivalent
for many years, it was partially supplanted in general service by the
improved 1/2-ton land rover (use the same stats for both types), but
both are still in use. Price: $5000 (C/S) Tr Mov: Fuel Cap: 90 liters
Fuel Con: 30 liters Fuel Type: G, A Load: 500 kg Veh Wt: 2 tons
Crew: 2+4 Mnt: 2.
3/4-ton Land Rover (LWB): This 3/4-ton land rover has bean
replaced in general service by the One-Ten. Many of the older
models are still used, however. Price: $8000 (C/S) TrMov: 180/45
Com Mov: 60/35 Fuel Cap:90 liters Fuel Con;30 liters Fuel Type:
G, AvG. A Load: 850 kg Veh Wt: 2.5 tons Crew: 2+6 Mnt: 2.
ARMORED PERSONNEL CARRIERS
AT-105 Saxon: The AT-105 Saxon is a privately developed
wheeled APC. Some 500 were brought by the army for use by UKbased troops earmarked for deployment to BAOR in wartime
(primarily, the 19th Infantry Brigade, with 3rd Armoured Division),
Many of its components were based on those of the 4-ton truck.
Entry is via a rear door or right side door. There are roof hatches
for the driver and commander. The L7A2 MG is mounted on the
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commander's cupola and can be dismounted. Price: $80,000
(C/R) Armament: L7A2 MG (C) Ammo: 300x7.62mmN belted Tr
Move: 170/30 Com Move: 40/30 Fuel Cap: 360 liters Fuel Cons:
120 liters Fuel Type:G, A Load: 400 kg Veh Wt: 11 tons Crew: 2+10
Mnt: 8.
FV-103 Spartan: The Spartan Is the an APC variant of the
Scorpion family of vehicles and is used for specialized functions
because of its limited passenger capacity. These uses include
carrying antiaircraft and antitank missile teams, and assault
pioneers. Like the Striker, it has no turret. Entry is via the rear door
or roof hatch. There are three hatches for the crew. The
commander's MG cannot be readily dismounted. Price: $70,000
(S/R) Armament:L7A2 MG Ammo: 300x7.62mmN belted Tr Move:
170/150 Com Move: 60/50 Fuel Cap: 390 liters Fuel Cons: 156
liters Fuel Type: G, AvG, A Load: 600 kg Veh Wt: 7 tons Crew: 3+4
Mnt:12.
FV-1611 Pig: The Pig is an obsolete APC used for many years
in Northern Ireland. Crew entry is via the rear doors; roof hatches
provide entry for the driver and commander. A number of variants
saw service, but the vehicles are quite rare these days. Price:
$50,000 (R/—) Tr Mov: 150/40 Com Mov: 50/20 Fuel Cap: 145
liters Fuel Con: 55 liters Fuel Type: G, A Load: 1 ton Veh Wt: 7 tons
Crew: 2+8 Mnt: 6
FV-432: The FV-432 is a British-built, tracked APC. supplanted
but not completely replaced by the FV-510 Warrior in military
service. The vehicle has a driver's hatch on the left front deck and
a commander's hatch with an NHT equivalent weapons mount.
Some models axe equipped with a small cupola in place of the
commander's hatch, mounting a 7.62mm general-purpose
machinegun. An ATGM variant, the FV-438, is fitted with a swingfire
launcher in place of the passenger compartment. A signals variant,
the FV-439, is nearly identical but contains communications
equipment in place of passengers. Other variants include mortar,
radar, and RCLR versions. Price:$70,000 (S/R) Armament:L7A2
MG (C) Ammo: 300x7.62mmN belted Tr Mov: 170/130 Com Mov:
40/30 Fuel Cap: 390 liters Fuel Cons: 156 liters Fuel Type: G, D.
A Load: 600 kg Veh Wt: 16 tons Crew: 2+10 Mnt: 10.
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FV-510 Warrior: Introduced in the mid-1980s, the FV-510(also
called the MCV-80) is the primary British MCV (mechanized
combat vehicle) and represents the British approach to the design
of such vehicles. Unlike the Marder and M2 Bradley, the FV-510
has no firing ports and does not carry ATGMs. Its purpose is to
carry infantry units to the combat point and disembark them. Main
entrance to the passenger compartment is by a drop ramp in the
rear of the vehicle. There is also a driver's hatch on the left front
deck, and hatches for the commander and gunner on the top of the
turret. Price: $250,000 (S/R) Armament: 30mm Rarden autocannon,
7,62mm MG Ammo: 200x35mm Tr Move: 160/85 Com Move:
55/30 Fuel Cap: 772 liters Fuel Cons: 280 liters Fuel Type: D. A
Load: 600 kg Veh Wt: 24 tons Crew: 3+8 Mnt:12.
FV-603 Saracen: The Saracen is an obsolete, six-wheeled APC
developed in the late '40s. Saracens were replaced in service by
the FV-432, but reintroduced when the troubles in Ireland flared up.
They were phased out of this role in the early '80s. A number of
them were brought out of depot storage late in the war and pressed
into service with rear echelons in order to free more modern
vehicles for frontline service. Entry is via rear doors or the commander's roof hatch. Price: $65,000 (R/—) Armament: L3A3 MG
(C) Ammo: 300x7.62mmN belted Tr Move: 170/50 Com Move:
40/30 Fuel Cap: 330 liters Fuel Cons: 110 liters Fuel Type: G. A
Load: 300 kg Veh Wt: 10 tons Crew: 2+10 Mnt:8.
LIGHT COMBAT VEHICLES
FV-101 Scorpion: An amphibious reconnaissance vehicle, the
Scorpion chassis forms the basis for a whole family of vehicles.
The two man turret has hatches for the commander and gunner,
and the vehicles also has a driver's hatch on the front deck. Some
versions of the Scorpion use diesel instead of regular automotive
gasoline, and a few were built using the Cockerill 90mm gun. Price:
$70,000 (S/R) RF: +20 Armament: L23A1 76mm gun, L7A2 MG
Ammo: 42x76mm Tr Move: 170/150 Com Move: 60/50 Fuel Cap:
390 liters Fuel Cons: 156 liters Fuel Type: G, (D). A Load: 600 kg
Veh Wt: 7 tons Crew: 3 Mnt: 12.
FV-104 Samaritan: The Samaritan is an unarmed ambulance
variant of the Scorpion APC, with a raised roof. The vehicle has roof
hatches for the driver and commander, and an extra large rear door
to facilitate loading and unloading of stretchers. The crew usually
consists of the driver, the vehicle commander, and a medical
orderly. Price:$70,000 (S/R) Tr Move: 170/150 Com Move: 60/50
Fuel Cap: 390 liters Fuel Cons: 156 liters Fuel Type:G, AvG, A
Load: 600 kg Veh Wt: 7 tons Craw: 3+4 (or 2 stretchers) Mnt: 12.
FV-105 Sultan:This is the command post variant of the Scorpion
family of vehicles, and has a raised roof and collapsible "penthouse"
which is erected when the vehicle is stationary. There are roof
hatches and a rear door for the driver and commander. The
commander's MG is dismountable. Price:$80,000(S/R) Armament:
L7A2 MG Ammo: 300x7.62mmN belted Tr Move: 170/150 Com
Move: 60/50 Fuel Cap: 390 liters Fuel Cons: 156 liters Fuel Type:
G, AvG, A Load: 400 kg Veh Wt: 7 tons Crew: 3+3 Mnt: 12.
FV-107 Scimitar: The Scimitar is basically the same as the
Scorpion itself, except that the turret mounts a 30mm RARDEN
instead of the L23A1 76mm gun. Price: $70,000 (S/R) RF: +20
Armament: 30mm Rarden autocannon. L7A2 MG Ammo:
132x35mm Price: $70,000 (S/R) Tr Move: 170/150 Com Move:
60/50 Fuel Cap:390 liters Fuel Cons: 156 liters Fuel Type: G, AvG,
A Load: 600 kg Veh Wt: 7 tons Crew: 3 Mnt: 12.
FV-721 Fox: The FV-721 Fox armored car is a British-built 4x4
armored reconnaissance vehicle which replaced the earlier (and
GDW
now obsolete) Ferret AC. Its lack of amphibious capability is a
severe drawback in a reconnaissance vehicle, however. The Fox
has a driver's hatch on the front deck, hatches on the turret deck
for the commander and gunner, and another hatch on the left side
of the vehicle. Price: $50,000 (S/R) RF: +30 Armament: 30mm
Rarden autocannon, L7A2 MG (C) Ammo: 135x30mm Tr Move:
200/60 Com Move:70/40 Fuel Cap: 390 liters Fuel Cons: 180 liters
Fuel Type: G. A Load: 400 kg Veh Wt: 6 tons Crew: 3 Mnt: 8.
Mk 3 Ferret: The Ferret is a wheeled reconnaissance vehicle
developed in 1950. Although obsolete, many vehicles were removed
from mothballs during the latter stages of the war to release more
modern vehicles for frontline service.
Some can be found in service with 5th Infantry Division in
Germany. The turret has a hatch for the commander and gunner.
Price: $30,000 (R/R) Armament: L7A2 MG Ammo: 300x7.62mmN
betted Tr Mov: 200/60 Com Mov: 70/25 Fuel Cap: 100 liters Fuel
Con: 70 liters Fuel Type: G, A Load: 600 kg Veh Wt: A tons Crew:
2 Mnt: 6.
COMBAT ENGINEER VEHICLES
Centurion AVRE: The Centurion AVRE (armoured vehicle,
Royal Engineers) is a combat engineer AFV based on the Centurion
MBT hull, and used by the Royal Engineers. The 165mm gun is the
same as that used on the American M728 CEV. The vehicle
mounts a dozer blade on the front. There is a driver's hatch on the
center front deck, and hatches for the commander and loader on
the turret—the gunner uses the loader's hatch. Price: $500,000
(R/R) Armament: 165mm Gun, L7A2. L7A2 (C) Ammo: 25x165mm,
3500x7.62mmN belted Tr Mov: 100/70 Com Mov: 35/30 Fuel Cap:
1037 liters Fuel Con: 308 liters Fuel Type:D, A Load: 700 kg Veh
Wt: 52 tons Crew: 4 Mnt: 14.
Challenger AHRV: This is the armored recovery variant of the
Challenger MBT. Overall, it is similar in characteristics to the
Challenger, except for the following: The turret and main gun have
been removed: a dozer blade is fitted to the front: and a winch is
mounted on the back deck, in addition to a smaller winch inside the
tank. A crane is also mounted on the rear deck. Price: $950,000
(R/R) Armament: L7A2 MG (C) Ammo: 600x7.62mmN belted Tr
Move: 100/45 Com Move: 30/20 Fuel Cap: 1250 liters Fuel Cons:
500 liters Fuel Type: D, G, AvG Load: 500 kg Veh Wt: 58 tons Crew:
4 Mnt:12.
Challenger AVLB: This vehicle is a bridging variant of the
Challenger MBT. As is usual for such vehicles, the turret and main
gun have been replaced by a bridge and its associated erection
machinery. The bridge is 24 meters long and takes about five
minutes to deploy. Price:$950,000 (R/R) Armament: L7A2 MG (C)
Ammo: 600X7.62mmN belted Tr Move: 100/45 Com Move: 30/20
Fuel Cap: 1250 liters Fuel Cons: 500 liters Fuel Type: D, G, AvG
Load: 500 kg Veh Wt: 58 tons Crew: 4 Mnt: 12.
Chieftain ARV: This vehicle is similar in layout to the Challenger
ARRV described above and has been supplanted in service by the
Challenger. Price: $650,000 (R/R) Armament: L7A2 (C) Ammo:
600x7.62mmN Tr Mov: 80/30 Com Mov: 30/12. Fuel Cap: 950 liters
Fuel Con: 500 liters Fuel Type: D, A Load: 500 kg Veh Wt: 52 ton
Crew: 5 Mnt: 18.
Chieftain AVLB: The AVLB (armored vehicle-launched bridge)
is a variant of the Chieftain MBT, similar in layout to other AVLBs
described in this book and elsewhere. Price: $800,000 (R/R)
Armament: L7A2(C) Ammo:600x7.62mmN belted Tr Move:80/30
Com Move: 30/12 Fuel Cap: 950 liters Fuel Cons: 380 liters Fuel
Type: D, A Load: 450 kg Veh Wt: 54 tons Crew: 4 Mnt: 12.
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FV-106 Samson: The Samson is an armored recovery vehicle
built on the Scorpion chassis. It is fitted with an internally mounted
winch in place of the vehicle's turret and main gun. Entry is by a
small door in the rear of the vehicle, or by the commander's and
driver's hatches on the roof. Except as noted below, it is identical
in characteristics to the Scorpion. Price: $75,000 (S/R) Armament:
L7A2 MG (C) Ammo: 300x7.62mmN belted Crew: 4.
FV-180 CEV: The FV-180 CEV (combat engineer vehicle) is
designed to fulfill a number of combat engineering requirements,
primarily entrenchment construction, obstacle construction/
clearing, and route preparation under fire by means of its
hydraulically operated earth moving bucket. The FV-180 is also
fitted with a rocket-propel led "anchor," which it can launch ahead
of itself. Attached to a winch on the top of the vehicle, this anchor
enables the FV-180 to tow itself up steep slopes and out of soft
ground.
Only 141 of the vehicles were built, however, and they are quite
scarce by 2000. Price: $90,000 (R/—) Armament: L7A2 MG (C)
Ammo: 300x7.62mmN belted Tr Move: 110/60 Com Move: 40/20
Fuel Cap: 600 liters Fuel Cons: 300 liters Fuel Type: D,A Load: 300
kg Veh Wt: 18 tons Crew: 2 Mnt: 8.
M2: This is a West German amphibious ferry and bridging
system. When operating as a ferry, the M2 can carry up to 93 tons,
but it is unable to carry this load on land. Individual vehicles can be
joined together to form floating bridges of almost any length. Price:
$750,000 (R/R) Tr Mov: 100/60 Com Mov: 40/25 Fuel Cap: 1200
liters Fuel Con: 350 liters Fuel Type: D, A Load: 500 kg Veh Wt: 22
tons Crew: 4 Mnt: 18
MAIN BATTLE TANKS
FV-4030/4 Challenger: The Challenger is the main British MBT
and was introduced into service in the mid-1980s. It is of conventional
layout for a tank of its size. Price: $850,000 (R/R) RF: +40
Armament: 120mm L11A5, L7A2, L7A2 MG (C) Ammo: 60x120mm
Tr Move: 110/45 Com Move: 35/20 Fuel Cap: 1250 liters Fuel
Cons: 500 liters Fuel Type: D,G,AvG Load: 500 kg Veh Wt: 58 tons
Crew: 4 Mnt:12.
FV-4201 Chieftain: Although supplanted in service by the
Challenger, the Chieftain was not completely replaced, and many
are still in use. The Chieftain is of conventional layout for a tank of
its size, except that the gunner uses the loader's hatch. Price:
$600,000 (R/R) RF: +40 Armament: 120mm L11A5 gun, L7A2
coaxial L7A2 (C) Ammo: 64x120mm Tr Move: 80/30 Com Move:
30/12 Fuel Cap: 950 liters Fuel Cons: 380 liters Fuel Type: D, A
Load: 450 kg Veh Wt: 54 tons Crew:4 Mnt: 12.
Vickers MBT: The Vickers MBT was never formally adopted for
service by the British Army, but many were exported, and a few
were commandeered before the Vickers works were forced to
close. The vehicle is of conventional layout for a tank of its size,
except that the gunner uses the loader's hatch. Price: $725,000
(R/—) RF: +30 Armament: 105mm gun, MAG MG, M2HB (C)
Ammo: 50x105mm Tr Mov: 120/70 Com Mov: 40/30 Fuel Cap:
1000 Fuel Con: 400 Fuel Type: D, G, AvG, A Load: 500 kg Veh Wt:
39 tons Crew: 4 Mnt: 16.
Vickers Valiant: A British-built MBT, but not used by the army.
The Valiant is of the same layout as the Vickers MBT described
above, Price: $750,000 (R/R) RF: +40 Armament: 120mm L11A5
gun, 7.62mm MG coaxial, M2HB (C) Ammo: 44x120mm Tr Move:
120/80 Com Move: 40/30 Fuel Cap: 1000 liters Fuel Cons: 330
liters Fuel Type: D. A Load: 500 kg Veh Wt: 41 tons Crew: 4 Mnt:
12.
SELF-PROPELLED ARTILLERY
FV-102 Striker: The FV-102 Striker is an older antiarmor vehicle
based on the Spartan chassis, but it incorporates a Swingfire
ATGM launcher in place of the passenger compartment. Price:
$80,000 (S/R) Armament: Swingfire ATGM launcher and 7.62mm
MG Ammo: 4 reloads Tr Move: 170/150 Com Move: 60/50 Fuel
Cap: 390 liters Fuel Cons: 156 liters Fuel Type: G, AvG, A Load:
200 kg Veh Wt: 7 tons Crew: 3 Mnt: 12.
FV-433 Abbot: The FV-433 Abbot is a British-built, self-propelled
105mm howitzer which uses engine and drive train components
from the FV-432. The front deck contains a driver's hatch, and the
turret contains hatches for the gunner and commander (the loader
uses the gunner's hatch). Price: $500,000 (R/—) Armament:
105mm howitzer, 7,62mm MG Ammo:40x105mm Tr Move: 95/20
Com Move: 30/20 Fuel Cap: 390 liters Fuel Cons: 120 liters Fuel
Type: D, A Load: 400 kg Veh Wt: 16 tons Crew: 4 Mnt: 10.
GBT-155:The newest British self-propelled gun to enter service,
the GBT-155 had not been distributed to all 155mm howitzer units
when the war began, and some units never received them. The
vehicle is a conventional turreted self-propelled gun. Price: $350.000
(R/—) Armament: 155mm howitzer Ammo: 34x155mm Tr Move:
110/65 Com Move: 35/25 Fuel Cap: 450 liters Fuel Cons: 150 liters
Fuel Type: D. A Load: 800 kg Veh Wt: 26 tons Crew: 6 Mnt: 10.
M107: This is an American-designed, self-propelled artillery
vehicle with an externally mounted 175mm howitzer, built on the
same chassis as the M110. Price: $350,000 (R/R) Armament:
175mm howitzer Ammo: 2x175mm, 2x175mm charges Tr Mov:
110/65 Com Mov:35/25 Fuel Cap: 1100 liters Fuel Con: 170 liters
Fuel Type: D. A Load: 2 tons Veh Wt: 28 tons Crew: 5 Mnt: 10.
M109A2: Per the description in the equipment list with the basic
game, except for price and availability (see below).
M110A2: This vehicle is fully described in the U.S. Army Vehicle
Guide. Price: $375,000 (R/R) Armament: 203mm howitzer Ammo:
2x203mm, 2x203mm charges Tr Mov: 95/50 Com Mov: 30/20 Fuel
Cap: 704 liters Fuel Con: 180 liters Fuel Type: D, A Load: 2 tons
Veh Wt: 31 tons Crew: 6 Mnt: 10.
M993 MLRS: This vehicle is fully described in the US Army
Vehicle Guide. Price:$250,000 (S/R) Armament: 227mm MLRS
Ammo: 12x227mm Rck Tr Mov: 140/85 Com Mov: 50/35 Fuel Cap:
650 liters Fuel Cons: 200 liters Load: 300 kg Fuel Type: D. A Veh
Wt: 22 tons Crew: 3 Mnt: 6.
Sabre SPAA: The Sabre 30mm antiaircraft gun system was
developed by the firm of Thompson CSF and can be found in
service with several armies. In the British Army, it is mounted on a
Chieftain MBT chassis. Price: $100,000 (R/—) RF: +40 Armament:
2x30mm autocannon Ammo: 120x30mm Tr Move: 120/80 Com
Move: 40/30 Fuel Cap: 1100 liters Fuel Cons: 350 liters Fuel Type:
D, A Load: 300 kg Veh Wt: 38 tons Crew: 3 Mnt: 12.
Tracked Rapier SPAA: The Tracked Rapier self-propelled,
antiaircraft vehicle was developed to fill a need for a fast-moving
AA missile launcher capable of keeping up with the rapidly changing
conditions of the modern battlefield. The existing towed Rapier AA
missile launcher was perfectly adequate for defense of static
positions against air attack, but it was of little use in a fluid situation.
The vehicle has a forward compartment for the crew, but the
launcher itself is mounted on a rearward platform with full 360degree traverse. Price: $75,000 (S/R) RF: +40 Armament: Quad
Rapier launcher, 7.62mm MG Ammo: 8 missiles in launch position
(no reloads) Tr Move: 120/70 Com Move: 40/30 Fuel Cap: 380
liters Fuel Cons: 140 liters Fuel Type: D. A Load: 500 kg Veh Wt:
12 tons Crew: 3 Mnt: 12.
BASIC FIRE CHARTS
GDW
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BOWS: 1/2 W
Type
Crossbow
Hunting bow
ROF
1
1
Rng
20
15
Mag
(4)
1
Dam
1
0
MULTIPLE ROCKET LAUNCHERS
Arm
x2
x3
Type
227mm MRL*
ROF:2
Mag: 12
Rnd
HE
ICM
ILLUM
CHEM
Rng
400
—
—
—
Dam
x40C
x12C
—
—
Arm
x10
x10C
—
—
KDR
30
60
—
—
Burst
60
100
2200
30
IFR
3000
3000
3000
3000
KDR
10
5
Burst
15
10
*Reloading six rounds takes 12 turns for the MRL
SUBMACHINEGUNS: W, T
4
L2A3 Sterling
11
30
1
ASSAULT RIFLES: W, 1/2T
4
L85A1 Endeavour
50
10
ANTIARMOR MISSILES
x3
2
—
4
—
4
—
2
—
Type
Swingfire
Milan
Mag
ROF
1
1
BATTLE RIFLES: 1/2W, 1/2T
2
L1A1SLR
7
60
1
75
3
AUTOMATIC RIFLES: 1/2W
4
L86A1 Engager
10
50/75
MACHINEGUNS
L7A2 GPMG
L3A3
L3A4
4
4
4
33
33
33
90/120
100
100
4
4
4
—
—
—
ROCKET LAUNCHERS
Type
Rnd
Rng
Dam
Arm
L14A1
ROF:1
Mag: 0
LAW 80
ROF:1
Mag: 0
HEAT
HEDP
CHEM
HEAT
200
200
200
100
x20C
x20C
x1C
x20C
—
x5
x10
—
Fox Recon
FV432
Dam
x30C
x35C
Arm
—
—
LARGE -CALIBER GUNS
SNIPER RIFLES: 1/2W
L42
Rng
4000
3500
(2)
(2)
KDR
Burst
2
5
0
5
5
5
2.5
5
Type
L21 30mm Rarden
ROF:4
L23A1 76mm gun
ROF:1
Mag: (2)
90 mm Cockerill
ROF:1
Mag:1
L11A5 120mm gun
ROF:1
Mag: (2)
165mm gun
ROF:1
Mag: (2)
Rnd
AP
HE
HE
HEAT
AP
APERS
APDS
APERS
HE
HEAT
WP
APDS
APFSDSDU
HESH
HEAT
WP
HEP-T
Rng
250
250
300
300
300
300
300
250
250
250
250
600
550
450
400
400
125
Darn
x5
x5C
x20C
x15C
x12
x10C
x25
x10C
x20C
x20C
x10C
x30
x35
x28C
x30C
x15C
x40C
Arm
—
x10
x10
—
—
x4
—
x10
x10
—
x10
—
1/2
—
—
—
—
KDR
—
2
5
2.5
—
2.5
—
5
S
—
—
—
15
5
—
20
Burst
5
5
15
10
10
10
—
15
10
10
15
—
—
25
20
35
30
HOWITZERS
Type
KDR
Rng
Rnd
Burst
IFR
Dam
Arm
5
300
x10
x20C
10
8500*
L13A1 105mm HE
—
—
—
—
CHEM
20
8500*
ROF:1
—
—
—
—
ILLUM
1000
8500*
Mag: (2)
—
10
8500*
5
300
x20C
HEAT
300
x10
x20C
10
5
L118 light gun HE
8500
—
—
—
—
ROF: 1
CHEM
20
8500
—
—
—
—
1000
Mag: (2)
ILLUM
8500
40 24000
15
x10
x40C
L121(FH-70) HE/CLGP 350
—
—
—
ROF: 1
350
CHEM
25 24000
—
—
—
—
Mag: (2)
ILLUM
2000 24000
40 24000
15
155mm
x40C
HE/CLGP 350
x10
—
ROF: (1
10
HEAT
x35C
30 24000
350
—
x15C
WP
45 24000
350
x10
Mag: (2)
—
—
25 24000
CHEM
x2C
350
—
x10C
ICM-DP
60 24000
50
x2
—
—
—
—
ILLUM
2000 24000
—
—
—
—
FASCAM
100 24000
—
x38C
40
175mm
HE
50 18000
x5
—
—
ROF:1
x10
CHEM
25 18000
x2C
Mag: (2)
—
x5
x40C
60 20000
203mm
HE
—
50
x10
x30C
ICM
80 20000
ROF: 1
—
—
—
—
2000 20000
Mag: (3)
ILLUM
—
—
x2C
x10
CHEM
25 20000
—
—
30 20000
x15C
x10
WP
*When you are using NATO 105mm rounds, the IFR for howitzers is 9000
MORTARS
Type
L9A1 51 mm
ROF:1
Mag: (1)
L t 6 A 2 81mm
ROF: 1
Mag: (2)
Rnd
HE
CHEM
ILLUM
HE
WP
ILLUM
Type
Blowpipe
Javelin
Rapier
ROF
1
1
2
Rng
—
—
—
—
—
—
Dam
x20C
x2C
—
x2SC
x15C
—
Arm
x10
x10
—
x10
x10
—
KDR
5
—
—
5
—
—
Burst
20
10
400
30
20
1000
IFR
750
750
750
4500
4500
4500
KDR
5
5
2.5
Burst
10
10
10
ANTIAIRCRAFT MISSILES
Mag
1/2
1/2
8
Rng
4000
6000
7000
Dam
x10C
x10C
x20C
Arm
—
—
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VEHICLE DAMAGE
LOCATION CHART
UNARMORED C A R G O VEHICLES
B e d f o r d MK (4x4) 4 - t o n Truck
R: LH,G,HB
E,F,C,P,S
L: LH,G,HB
E,F,D,P,S
R: TF,TB
P,S
C&L: TS,TF,TB
D,P,S
F: HS
D,E,F,C
C&B: HS
P,S,F
FD
E,F,D,C
TD
P,S,F
RD
P,S,F
BV-202E & BV-206
R: LH,G,HB
L: LH,G,HB
R: TF,TB
C&L:TS,TF,TB
F: HS
C&B: HS
FD
TD
RD
E,F,C,P,S
E,F,D,P,S
Miss
Miss
D,E,F,C
P,S,F
E,F,D,C
P,S
P,S
Fodan 10-ton Truck
R: LH,G,HB
L: LH,G,HB
R: TF,TB
C&L: TS,TF,TB
F: HS
C&B: HS
FD
TD
RD
E,F,C,P,S
E,F,D,P,S
P,S
D,P,S
D,E(F,C
P,S,F
E,F,D,C
P,S,F
P,S,F
FV-622 Alvis Stalwart
R: LH,G,HB
L: LH,G,HB
R: TF,TB
C&L: TS,TF,TB
F: HS
C&B: HS
FD
TD
RD
E,F,C,P,S
E,F,D,P,S
P,S
D,P,S
D,E,F,C
P,S,F
E,F,D,C
P,S,F
P,S,F
Land Rover One-Ton
R: LH,G,HB
L: LH,G,HB
R: TF,TB
C&L: TS,TF,TB
F: HS
C&B:HS
FD
TD
RD
E,F,C,P,S
E,F,D,P,S
P,S
D,P,S
D,E,F,C
P,S,F
E,F,D,C
P,S,F
P,S,F
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1-ton Land Rover
R: LH,
GHB
L: LH,G,HB
R: TF,TB
C&L: TS,TF,TB
F:HS
C&B:HS
FD
TD
RD
E,F,C,P,S
E,F,D,P,S
P,S
D,P,S
D,E,F,C
P,S,F
E,F,D,C
P,S,F
P,S,F
1/2-ton Land Rover
R:LH,G,HB
L: LH,G,HB
R: TF,TB
C&L: TS,TF,TB
F: HS
C&B:HS
FD
TD
RD
E,F,C,P,S
E,F,D,P,S
P,S
D,P,S
D,E,F,C
P,S,F
E,F,D,C
P,S,F
P,S,F
3/4-ton Land Rover (LWB)
R: LH,G,HB
L: LH,G,HB
R: TFTB
C&L: TS,TF,TB
F: HS
C&B: HS
FD
TD
RD
E,F,C,P,S
E,F,D,P,S
P,S
D,P,S
D,E,F,C
P,S,F
E,F,D,C
P,S,F
P,S,F
ARMORED PERSONNEL CARRIERS
AT-105 Saxon Wheeled APC
R:LH(10),G(15),HB(10)
L:LH(10),G(t5),HB(10)
R: TF,TB
C&L: TS,TF,TB
F:HS(10)
C&B: HS(10)
FD(5)
TD(5)
RD(5)
E,F,C,P,S
E,F,D,P,S
Miss
Miss
D,E,F,C
P,S,F
E,F,D,C
P,S,F
P,S,F
FV-103 Spartan
R:LH(15),G(30),HB(l5)
L: LH(15),G(30),HB(15)
R: TF,TB
C:TF(0),TB(0)
L: TF,TB
TS:
F: HS(20)
C: HS(20)
R: HS(20)
FD(10)
TD(10)
RD(10)
E,C,A,P,S,F
D,R,G,A,P,S,F
Miss
W,G
Miss
Miss
E,D
C,S,P
S,P,A
E,D
X,W,C,G,N,S,P,A
S,P,A
FV-1611 Pig
R: LH(10),G(10),HB(10)
E,F,D,P,S
L:LH(10),G(10), HB(10)
R:TF(10),TB(10)
C&L:TS(10),TF(10),TB(10)
F:HS(10)
C&B: HS(10)
FD(10)
TD(10)
BD(10)
E,F,C,P,S
P,S
D,P,S
D,E,F,C
P,S,F
E,F,D,C
P,S,F
P,S,F
FV-432
R:LH(20),G(30),HB(10)
L: LH(20),G(30),HB(10)
R:TF(5),TB(5)
C: TF(5),TB(5)
L: TF(5),TB(5)
TS(5)
F: HS(10)
C: HS(10)
R: HS(10)
FD(5)
TD(5)
RD(5)
E,F,A,P
D,R,S,P
X,C*
W*
M,G,W,N*
M,W,G,C
D,E,F
S,C,G,A
S,P
D,E,F
C,G,X,M,W,N
P,S*
*For versions without MG cupola, count
turret hits (including TD hits) as having 0
armor protection.
FV-510 Warrior
R:LH(25),G(50),HB(15)
L:LH(25),G(50),HB(15)
R:
TF(35),TB(30)
C:TF(35),TB(30)
L: TF(35),TB(30)
TS(30)
F:HS(15)
C:HS(15)
R:HS(15)
FD(10)
TD(10)
RD(10)
E,F,A,P
D,R,S,P
X,C
W
M,G,W,N
M,W,G,C
D,E,F
S,C,G,A
S,P
D,E,F
C,G,X,M,W,N
P,S
FV-603 Saracen
R:LH(I0),G(15),HB(10)
L:LH(10),G(15),HB(10)
R: TF,TB
C&L: TS,TF,TB
F: HS(10)
C&B: HS(10)
FD(5)
TD(5)
RD(5)
E,F,C,P,S
E,F,D,P,S
Miss
Miss
D,E,F,C
P,S,F
E,F,D,C
P,S,F
P,S,F
LIGHT COMBAT VEHICLES
FV-101 Scorpion
R:LH(15),G(30),HB(15)
L:LH(15),G(30),HB(15)
R:TF(25),TB(15)
C: TF(25),TB(15)
L:TF(25),TB(15)
TS(10)
F: HS(20)
C: HS(20)
E,C,A,F
D,R,G,A,F
C,A
X,W,N,A
L,A
C,G,W,A,X
E,D
G,C,S
GDW
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H: HS(20)
FD(10)
TD(10)
RD(10)
S,A
E,D
X,W,C,G,N,S,A
S,A
FV-104 Samaritan
R:LH(15),G(30),HB(15)
L:LH(15),G(30),HB(15)
R,C&L: TF,TB
F: HS(20)
C: HS(20)
R: HS(20)
FD(10)
TD(10)
RD(10)
E,C,F
D
Miss
E,D
C,S
S,F
E,D
X,C,G,N,S
S
FV-105 Sultan
R: LH(15),G(30),HB(15)
L:LH(15),G(30),HB(15)
R,C&L: TF,TB
F: HS(20)
C: HS(20)
R: HS(20)
FD(10)
TD(10)
RD(10)
E,C,F
D,R,F
Miss
E,D
C,S
S,F
E,D
X,C,G,N,S
S
FV-107 Scimitar
R:LH(15),G(30),HB(15)
L:LH(15),G(30),HB(15)
R:TF(25),TB(15)
C: TF(25),TB(15)
L:TF(25),TB(15)
TS(10)
F: HS(20)
C: HS(20)
R: HS(20)
FD(10)
TD(10)
RD(10)
E,C,A,F
D,R,G,A,F
C,A
X,W,N,A
L,A
CAW,A,X
E,D
G,C,S
S,A
E,D
X,W,C,G,N,S,A
S,A
FV-721 Fox
R: LH(20),G(20),HB(10)
L: LH(20),G(20),HB(10)
R:TF(20),TB(15)
C: TF(20),TB(15)
L:TF(20),TB(15)
TS(20)
F: HS(15)
C:HS(15)
R:HS(15)
FD(10)
TD(10)
RD(10)
D,R,G,E,F
D,C,S,E,F
X,C
W,G,C
G,W,N
X,W,N,G,C
D,R
C,G,A,S
F,E
D,R
X,W,G,N,C,A
S,F,E
Mk 3 Ferret
R: LH(15),G(20),HB(10)
L;LH(15),G(20),HB(10)
R:TF(15),TB(10)
C:TF(15),TB(10)
L:TF(15),TB(10)
D,R,G,E,F
D,C,S,E,F
C
W,G,C
G,W
TS(15)
F:HS(10)
C: HS(10)
B: HS(10)
FD[10)
TD(10)
B0(10)
W,G,C
D,R
C,G,A,S
F,E
D,R
W,G,C,A
S,F,E
COMBAT ENGINEER VEHICLES
Centurion AVRE
R:LH(75),G(1S5),HB(50)
L:LH(75),G(1B5),HB(50)
R; TF(300),TB(80)
D,R,G,E,F
D,P,S,E,F
G,C,A
C: TF(300),TB(90)
X,W,A
L:TF(300),TB(50)
P,A
TS(100)
P,C,G,W*,A,X
F: HS(80)
D,R
C: HS(80)
P,G,S
B: HS(80)
E,F
FD(30)
D,R
TD(30)
X,W*,C,G,P,S,A
BD(30)
F,E,A*
*There is a 50% chance a weapon hit
will be in the turret-mounted crane rather
than the 165mm gun. The crane's armor
multiplier is x50.
Challenger ARRV
R: LH(200),G(1000),HB(80) D,R,P,E,F
L, LH(200),G(1000),HB(80) D,P,S,E,F
R,C&L: TS,TB,TS
TS(150)
P,C,X*,A
F: HS(85)
D,R
C: HS(85)
P,S
B: HS(85)
E,F
FD(40)
D,R
TD(40)
X*,C,P,S,A
BD(40)
F,E,A
*Any turret hits are taken in the crane,
which has a damage multiplier of x50.
Half of all weapon hits will be in the turretmounted crane rather than the weapon.
Challenger AVLB
R: LH(200),G(1000),HB(80) D,R,P,E,F
L:LH(200),G(1000),GB(80) D,F,S,E,F
R,C &L: TS,TB,TS
TS(150)
P,C,X*,A
F: HS(85)
D,R
C: HS(85)
P,S
B: HS(85)
E,F
FD(40)
*(D,R)
TD(40)
*(C,S)
BD(40)
*(F,E,A)
*Turret or deck hits are taken in the
bridge (damage multiplier of x50). If the
bridge is deployed, turret hits count as misses and deck hits use parenthetical ratings.
Chieftain ARV
R:LH(150),G(750),HB(75)
D,R,P,E,F
L: LH(150),G(750),HB(75) D,P,S,E,F
R,C&L: TS,TB/TS
TS(135)
P,C,X*,A
F: HS(85)
D,R
C: HS(85)
P,S
B: HS(85)
E,F
FD(30)
D,R
TD(30)
X*,C,P,S,A
BD(30)
F,E,A
*Any turret hits are taken in the crane,
which has a damage multiplier of x50.
Half of all weapon hits will be in the turretmounted crane rather than on the weapon.
Chieftain AVLB
R: LH(150),G(750),HB(75| D,R,P,E,F
L:LH(150),G(750),HB(75)
D,P,S,E,F
R,C&L:TS,TB,TS
TS(135)
P,C,X*,A
F; HS[85)
D,R
C: HS(85)
P,S
B: HS(85)
E,F
FD(30)
*
(D,R)
TD(30)
*
(C,S)
BD(30)
*(F,E,A)
*Turret or deck hits are taken in the
bridge (damage multiplier of x50). If the
bridge is deployed, turret hits count as
misses, and deck hits use the parenthetical ratings.
FV-106 Samson
R:LH(15),G(30),HB(15)
L:LH(15),G(30),HB(15)
R,C,&L: TF,TB
F:HS(20)
C: HS(20)
HS(20)
FD(10)
TD(10)
RD(10)
E,C,F
D,R,F
Miss
E,D
C,S R:
S,F
E,D
X,C,G,N,S
S
FV-180CEV
R:LH(120),G(100),HB(100)
L:LH(120),G(100),HB(100)
R,C&L: TB,TF,TS
F: HS(60)
C: HS(60)
9: HS(60)
FD(15)
TD(15)
RD(15)
D,R,E,F
D,S,E,F
Miss
D,R
L,S
E,F
*D,R
*C,S
*F,E
*Deck hits have a 50% chance of
striking the rocket-propelled anchor,
which has a damage multiplier of x50,
otherwise they use the other values in
the normal manner.
M2
R: LH,G,HB
E,F,C,P,S
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L:LH,G,HB
R,CSLTS,TF,TB
F: HS
C&L: HS
FD
TD&BD
E,F,D,P,S
Bridge
D,C,R,S,E,F
Bridge,F,T
E,F,D,C
Bridge
MAIN BATTLE TANKS
FV-4030 Challenger
R: LH(200),G(1000),HB(80)
L:LH(200),G(1000),HB(80)
R: TF(800),TB(90)
C: TF(BM),TB(90)
D,R,G,E,F
D,L,S,E,F
G,C,A
X,W,N,A
L:TF(B00),TB(90)
F: HS(85)
C: HS(B5)
R: HS(B5)
FD(40)
TD(40)
RD(40)
LA
D,R
L,G,S
E,F
D,R
X,W,C,G,L,N,S,A
F,E,A
FV-4201 Chieftain
R:LH(150),G(750),HB(75)
L: LH(150),G(750),HB(75)
R: TF(750)TB(95)
C: TF(750),TB(95)
L: TF(750),TB(95)
F: HS(85)
C: HS(85)
R: HS(85)
FD(30)
TD(30)
RD(30)
D,R,G,E,F
D,L,S,E,F
G,C,A
X,W,N,A
L,A
D,R
L,G,S
E,F
D,R
X,W,C,G,L,N,S,A
F,E,A
Vickers MBT
R: LH(75),G(100),HB(50)
L:LH(75),G(100),HB(50)
R:TF(100),TB(40)
C:TF(100),TB(40)
L:TF(100),TB(40)
TS(60)
F: HS(60)
C; HS(60)
B; HS(60)
FD(25)
TD(25)
BD(2&)
D,R,G,E,F
D,L,S,E,F
G,C,A
X,W,N,A
L,A
L,C,G,W,A,X
D,R
L,G,S
E,F
D,R
X,W,C,G,L,N,S,A
F,E,A
Vickers Valiant
R:LH(150),G(500),HB(75)
L:LH(150),G(500),HB(75)
H: TF(600),TB(50)
C: TF(600),TB(50)
L: TF(600),TB(50)
TS(200)
F: HS(75)
C: HS(75)
R: HS(75)
FD(50)
TD(50)
RD(50)
D,R,G,E,F
D,L,S,E,F
G,C,A
X,W,N,A
L,A
L,C,G,W,A,X
D,R
L,G,S
E,F
D,R
X,W,C,G,L,N,S,A
F,E,A
SELF-PROPELLED AH71LLERY
FV-102 Striker
R:LH(15),G(30),HB(15)
E,C,A,W,S,F
L: LH(15),G(30),HB(15)
D,R,G,A,W,S,F
R: TF,TB
Miss*
C:TF(0),TB(0)
G
L: TF,TB
Miss*
TS:
Miss*
F: HS(20)
E,D
C: HS(20)
C,S,W
R: HS(20)
S,P,A
FD(10)
E,D
TD(10)
X,W,C,G,N,S,A
RD(10)
S,A
*If missile launcher is in a firing position
any hits in these locations are W hits,
FV-433 Abbot
R:LH(20),G(30),HB(10)
L: LH(20),G(30),HB(10)
R: TF(20),TB(30)
C:TF(20),TB(20)
L: TF(20),TB(20)
TS(20)
F: HS(10)
C: HS(10)
H:HS(10)
FD(5)
TD(5)
RD(5)
E,F,A,P
D,R,S,P
G,N
W,N,L,
C,A
W,G,L
D,E,F
S,C,G,A
S,P
D,E,F
C,G,X,M,W,N
P,S
GBT-155
R:LH(30),G(50),HB(15)
L:LH(30),G(50),HB(15)
R: TF(20),TB(20)
C: TF(20),TB(20)
L: TF(20),TB(20)
TS(20)
F:HS(15)
C:HS(15)
R:HS(15)
FD(15)
TD(15J
RD(15)
E,F,G,A,S
D,R,C,A,L
G,N
W,N,L,A
C,A
C,W,N,G,L,A
D,R,F,E
C,W,N,G
L,A,S
D,R,F,E
C,W,N,G,A
L,A,S
M107
R:LH(30),G(50),HB(15)
L:LH(30),H(50),HB(15)
R: TF(0),TB(0)
C: TF(0),TB(0)
L: TF(0),TB(0)
TS(0)
F:HS(15)
C:HS(15)
B:HS(15)
FD(10)
TD(10)
BD(10)
E,F
D,R
W,G,L
G,W,L
G,C,L,A,W
G,L,C,A,W
D,R,F,E
E,F
F,E
E,F
P,W,A
E,F
M109A2
R:LH(30),G(50),HB(15)
E,F,G,A,S
L:LH(30),G(50),HB(15)
R: TF(20),TB(20)
C: TF(20),TB(20)
L: TF(20),TB(20)
TS(20)
F: HS(15)
C:HS(15)
B: HS(15)
FD(15)
TD(15)
BD(15)
D,R,C,A,L
G,N
W,N,L,A
C,A
C,W,N,G,L,A
D,R,F,E
C,W,N,G
L,A,S
D,R,F,E
C,W,N,G,A
L,A,S
H110A2
R:LH(30),G(50),HB(15)
L:LH(30),G(50),HB(15)
R: TF(0),TB(0)
C: TF(0),TB(0)
L:TF(0),TB(0)
TS(0)
F: HS(15)
C:HS(15)
B:HS(15)
FD(10)
TD(10)
BD(10)
E,F
D,R
W,G,L
G,W,L
G,W,L,A,W
G,L,C,A,W
D,R,F,E
E,F
F,E
E,F
P,W,A
E,F
M993 MLRS
R: LH,G,HB
L: LH,G,HB
H:TF,TB
C&L:TS,TF,TB
F: HS
C&B:HS
FD
TD
BD
E,F,C,P,W
E,F,D,P,W
P,W
D,P,W
D,E,F,C
P,W,F
E,F(D,C
P,W,F
P,W,F
Sabre SPAA
R: LH(150),G(750),HB(75)
L: LH(150),G(750),HB(75)
R: TF(10),TB(5)
C: TF(10),TB(5)
L:TF(10),TB(5)
F: HS(85)
C: HS(85)
R: HS(85)
FD(30)
TD(10)
RD(30)
D,R,G,E,F
D,L,C,S,E,F
G,A
W,X,N,A,W
L,A
D,R
L,G,S
E,F
D,R
X,W,C,G,L,N,S,A
F,E,A
Tracked Rapier SPAA
R: LH,G,HB
L: LH,G,NB
R: TF,TB
C&L: TS,TF,TB
F: HS
C&B:HS
FD
TD
RD
E,F,C,W
E,F,D,W
W
D,W
D,E,F,C
WrF
E,F,D,C
W,F
W,F
U.S. Army Vehicle Guide
Equipment Descriptions
The following material supplements the VEHICLES section and
other sections of the equipment list.
Unarmored Cargo Vehicles
HMMWV Squad Carrier: Per the description in the equipment
list. Price: $20,000 (C/S) Armament: M2HB MG (C) or Mark 19
AGL (C) Ammo: 175 x .50 BMG or 30 x 40mm grenades Tr
Move: 200/60 Com Move: 70/25 Fuel Cap: 90 Fuel Cons: 30
Fuel Type: D, G, A Load: 1.25 tons Veh Wt: 2 tons Crew: 2 + 4
Mnt: 2
HMMWV Ambulance: An HMMWV variant for transport of
wounded. Price: $20,000 (C/S) Tr Move: 200/60 Com Move:
70/25 Fuel Cap: 90 Fuel Cons: 30 Fuel Type: D, G, A Load: 1.25
tons Veh Wt: 2 tons Crew: 2 + 6 ambulatory wounded or 4
stretcher cases Mnt: 2
HMMWV TOW Carrier: The standard Hummer fitted with a
TOW launch system. Price: $20,000 (C/S) Armament: TOW
Launcher Ammo: 10 x TOW II Tr Move: 200/60 Com Move:
70/25 Fuel Cap: 90 Fuel Cons: 30 Fuel Type: D, G, A Load: 50
kg Veh Wt: 2 tons Crew: 3 Mnt: 4
HMMWV Fire Support Vehicle: The standard Hummer fitted
with a 25mm chaingun turret. The weapon is fired by means
of a downlinked television monitor connected to a console in
the gunner's position (right front passenger compartment). Price:
$30,000 (C/S) Armament: 25mm Autocannon Ammo:
297 x 25mm Tr Move: 200/60 Com Move: 70/25 Fuel Cap: 90
Fuel Cons: 30 Fuel Type: D, G, A Load: 50 kg Veh Wt: 2 tons
Crew: 3 Mnt: 6
Truck, cargo, 5/4-ton: The M880 series (M880-M885) and
other medium-sized utility trucks are in common use. A pintle
mount weapon is sometimes added to the cargo bed as a field
modification. Price: $15,000 (C/S) Tr Move: 180/35 Com Move:
60/20 Fuel Cap: 105 Fuel Cons: 20 Fuel Type: G, A Load: 1.75
tons Veh Wt: 2 tons Crew: 1 + 6 Mnt: 8
FAV with TOW II
FAV (Fast Attack Vehicle): The FAV was developed in the
1980s as a scout and general tactical vehicle for the fast attack battalions of US army light divisions. The FAV resembles
a dune buggy in configuration, and is fitted with an NHT
weapons mount. It is usually armed with a machinegun (M2HB,
MAG, or M60 MGs), a TOW launcher, or a Mark 19 GL. The
vehicle is also provided with kevlar side and top armor sheets,
attached to the roll bar framework. These sheets, intended to
provide protection from shell fragments and small arms fire,
were usually rolled up to avoid interference with crew visibility
and to facilitate the crew's rapid departure from the vehicle in
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stress situations. Price: $15,000 (R/R) Armament: MAG MG
Ammo: 561 x 7.62N belted Tr Move: 220/70 Com Move:
75/30 Fuel Cap: 60 Fuel Cons: 20 Fuel Type: D, G, A Load: 80
kg Veh Wt: .75 tons Crew: 2 Mnt: 3
M648 10-ton Cargo Carrier: An unarmored cargo carrier on
the same chassis as the M993 MLRS. Access to the forward
located crew compartment is through two doors (one on each
side) and a hatch located on the right top of the compartment.
A tailgate in the rear facilitates loading/unloading of the opentopped cargo bed. Price: $250,000 (S/R) Armament: M2HB MG
(C) Ammo: 1 75 x .50 BMG Tr Move: 14/85 Com Move: 50/35
Fuel Cap: 650 Fuel Cons: 200 Fuel Type: D, A Load: 10 tons
Veh Wt: 22 Crew: 1 Mnt: 4
M548 6-ton Carrier
M548 6-ton Cargo Carrier: A cargo carrier variant of the
workhorse M113 series chassis. It is nearly identical in layout
to the M648 mentioned above, but smaller. Price: $50,000 (C/S)
Armament: M2HB MG (P) Ammo: 175 x .50 BMG Tr Move:
120/70 Com Move: 40/30 Fuel Cap: 380 Fuel Cons: 140 Fuel
Type: D, A Load: 6 tons Veh Wt: 12 tons Crew: 2 Mnt: 5
Armored Personnel Carriers
M2 Bradley: Per the description in the equipment list. Price:
$200,000 (S/R) RF: + 15 Armament: 25mm Autocanon, twin
TOW launcher, MAG MG, 6 x M231 Ammo: 300 x 25mm,
7 x TOW II Tr Move: 140/85 Com Move: 50/35 Fuel Cap: 650
Fuel Cons: 200 Fuel Type: D, A Load: 1.5 tons Veh Wt: 20 tons
Crew: 3 + 7 Mnt: 8
M2A3 Bradley II: An improved version of the Bradley APC.
The main external differences are the smaller turret and the
replacement of the TOW AT missiles with the superior Hellfire
system. Otherwise, the vehicle is as described in the equipment
list. Price: $200,000 (S/R) RF: +15 Armament: 25mm
Autocanon, twin Hellfire launcher, MAG MG, 6 x M231 Ammo:
300 x 25mm, 4 x Hellfire Tr Move: 140/85 Com Move: 50/35
Fuel Cap: 650 Fuel Cons: 200 Fuel Type: D, A Load: 1.5 tons
Veh Wt: 20 tons Crew: 3 + 7 Mnt: 8
M3 Devers: An armored cavalry variant of the M2 Bradley.
Externally, the vehicles are identical; internally, the M3 carries
fewer passengers and more missiles. Characteristics are per the
M2, except Crew: 3 + 3 and Ammo: 12 TOW II.
M113A3: A slightly modernized M113. Its description is per
the equipment list, except for the addition of an armored cupola
for the commander's hatch machinegun and paired gunshields
for the cargo hatch weapons. Price: $75,000 (S/R) Armament:
M2HB MG, 2 x MAG MG (P) Ammo: 175 .50 BMG, 3300 x 7.62
N belted Tr Move: 1 20/70 Com Move: 40/30 Fuel Cap: 360
Fuel Cons: 120 Fuel Type: D, A Load: 2 tons Veh Wt:
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11 tons Crew: 2+11 Mm: 6
M113A3 ACCV: Per the M113 description in the equipment
list. Price: $75,000 (S/R) Armament: M2HB MG (C) Ammo:
175 x .50 BMG Tr Move: 120/70 Com Move: 40/30 Fuel Cap:
360 Fuel Cons: 120 Fuel Type: D, A Load: 2 tons Veh Wt: 11
tons Crew: 2 + 11 Mnt: 6
M115A1 ACCV: An improved version of the M113 ACCV,
armed with a 25mm chaingun turret, eliminating the cargo deck
weapons mounts. It is otherwise identical to the M113 from
the equipment list. Price: $75,000 (S/R) Armament: 25mm
Autocannon Ammo: 297 25mm Tr Move: 120/70 Com Move:
40/30 Fuel Cap: 360 Fuel Cons: 1 20 Fuel Type: D, A Load: 1
ton Veh Wt: 12 tons Crew: 3 + 6 Mnt: 6
AAVP9: The AAVP9 is an advanced version of the AAVP7A1
amphibious armored personnel carrier, entering service in the
early 1990's. A 40mm AGL and M2HB MG combination is
mounted in a small cupola on the right front hull deck, and there
are two smaller hatches for the driver and vehicle commander
on the left front hull deck. The rear deck contains two large doors
for disembarking personnel, and the rear has a ramp/door which
can be lowered as well. The vehicle is fully amphibious. The
40mm AGL is identical in performance and characteristics to
the Mark 1 9. Price: $80,000 (R/R) RF + 15 Armament: 40mm
AGL, M2HB MG Ammo: 350 x 40mm Tr Move: 120/70 Com
Move: 40/30 Fuel Cap: 360 Fuel Cons: 120 Fuel Type: D, A
Load: 4 tons Veh Wt: 18 tons Crew: 2 + 22 Mnt: 6
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Peacekeeper Armored Car: A Cadillac Gage 4 x 4 light armored
car, acquired by the USAF in 1 985 for airfield security duties
and by the Department of Energy for perimeter security at certain nuclear reactor facilities. It contains two conventional
automobile-type doors (one right, one left) for the driver and
front passenger, plus two cargo doors in the rear. On the top
center of the cargo/passenger compartment there is a 360° gunshield/mount for the vehicle's normal armament of twin MAG
MGs. A searchlight is usually fitted to this gunshield on perimeter
security models. Price: $35,000 (S/R) Armament: 2 x MAG MG
Ammo: 1122 x 7 . 6 2 N Belted Tr Move: 200/60 Com Move:
70/25 Fuel Cap: 280 Fuel Cons: 40 Fuel Type: G, A Load: 500
kg Veh Wt: 5 tons Crew: 3 + 3 Mnt: 4
M577A1 CP: The command post variant of the M113 APC.
The main modifications are the expansion of the passenger compartment to permit its occupants to stand and the installation
of an air-conditioner (to protect fragile electronic equipment from
over-heating, not for crew comfort). The commanders hatch is
shifted forward on the deck, and the cargo door on the deck
is eliminated This vehicle also contains an integral 7.5 kw
generator and a large tent which can be erected at the rear of
the vehicle to expand the area available in the command center.
Price: $90,000 (S/R) Armament: M2HB MG (C) Ammo:
175 x .50 BMG Tr Move: 120/70 Com Move: 40/30 Fuel Cap:
360 Fuel Cons: 120 Fuel Type: D, A Load: 500 kg Veh Wt: 11
tons Crew: 2 + 6 Mnt: 6
M18 Mortar Carrier: The M18 is the mortar variant of the
Bradley AFV. The turret has been removed (a hatch and MG
mount take its place), and the interior heavily modified to take
the M121 120mm mortar and its associated equipment. Price:
$200,000 (S/R) Armament: M121 120mm mortar, MAG MG
Ammo: 40 x 120mm mortar Tr Move: 140/85 Com Move:
50/35 Fuel Cap: 650 Fuel Cons: 200 Fuel Type: D, A Load: 1.5
tons Veh Wt: 20 tons Crew: 3 Mnt: 8
M106 Mortar Carrier: An M113, heavily modified to carry the
M30 107mm (4.2") mortar. Most of the vehicle's main deck
has been removed, but the commander's MG mount remains
intact. Price: $75,000 (S/R) Armament: M30 107mm (4.2")
Mortar, M2HB MG (P) Ammo: 24 x 107mm (4.2") mortar Tr
Move: 120/70 Com Move: 40/30 Fuel Cap: 360 Fuel Cons: 120
Fuel Type: D, A Load: 200 kg Veh Wt: 12 tons Crew: 6 Mnt: 6
Light Combat Vehicles
LAV-25: Per the description in the equipment list. Price:
$ 100,000 (S/R) RF: + 15 Armament: 25mm Autocannon, MAG
MG Ammo: 297 x 25mm Tr Move: 1 80/70 Com Move: 60/25
Fuel Cap: 290 Fuel Cons: 70 Fuel Type: D, A Load: 2 tons Veh
Wt: 12 tons Crew: 3 + 8 Mnt: 6
LAV-75: Per the description in the equipment list. Price:
$250,000 (R/R) RF: +40 Armament: 75mm Autocannon, MAG
MG Ammo: 36 x 75mm Tr Move: 160/95 Com Move: 55/40
Fuel Cap: 520 Fuel Cons: 1 30 Fuel Type: D, G, AvG, A Load:
.5 ton Veh Wt: 15 tons Crew: 3 Mnt: 10
M750 AC (Commando V-350): Unlike the other Cadillac Gage
armored vehicles, the V-350 was type-standardized by the US
Army, entering service in the mid 1990's. The M750 is a larger
version of CG's V-series of armored cars (beginning with the
Vietnam-era M706 Commando V-100). Several versions were
built by CG, but the AC variant (also
used by MP and airfield security
units) was the only one ever officially adopted. A six-wheeled armored
car (that is, 6 x 6, unlike the
previous 4 x 4 versions of the Vseries), the M750 has a driver's and
a commander's hatch on the front
deck, a gunner's hatch on the turret, and another hatch on the rear
deck, fitted with a pintle weapons
mount. A two-part hatch is located
on the rear. Price: $50,000 (S/R)
Armament: 2 x MAG MG, M2HB (P)
Ammo: 1122 7.62N belted, 175
.50 BMG Tr Move: 160/95 Com
Move: 55/40 Fuel Cap: 480 Fuel
M1 AVLB and 32m bridge
Cons: 80 Fuel Type: D, A Load: 1
ton Veh Wt: 13 Crew: 4 Mnt: 6
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M728 CEV: The M728 CEV (combat engineer vehicle) is a
variant of the M60 tank. The vehicle's main gun has been replaced with a 1 65mm demolition gun, and a crane has been installed on the turret (which also lacks reactive armor plates and
the studs to hold them). Aside from these differences, and the
lack of side skirts, its characteristics are identical to the M60A4.
Price: 600,000 (R/R) Armament: 165mm gun, MAG MG, M2HB
MG (C) Ammo: 30 x 165mm HEP-T Tr Move: 100/80 Com
Move: 50/30 Fuel Cap: 985 Fuel Cons: 240 Fuel Type: D, A
Load: 700 kg Veh Wt: 57 tons Crew: 4 Mnt: 14
M1 AVLB (Armored Vehicle Launched Bridge): A 32m span
folding bridge deployed from a modified M1 chassis. The tank's
turret and main gun have been removed and the deployment
machinery substituted. The MG is usually deployed only after
the bridge has been emplaced. This bridge may be used on either
the M1 or M60 AVLB chassis. Price: $200,000 (R/R) Armament:
M2HB MG (C) Ammo: 175 .50 BMG Tr Move: 110/90 Com
Move: 30/20 Fuel Cap: 1 800 Fuel Cons: 600 Fuel Type: D, G,
AvG, A Load: 200 kgs Veh Wt: 33 tons (+ Bridge 14 tons)
Crew: 2 Mnt: 14
M60 AVLB: A 17m span scissors-type folding bridge deployed
from a modified M60 chassis. The tank's turret and main gun
have been removed and the deployment machinery substituted.
The MG is usually deployed only after the bridge has been
emplaced. This bridge may be used on either the M1 or M60
AVLB chassis. Price: $175,000 (R/R) Armament: M2HB MG (C)
Ammo: 1 75 .50 BMG Tr Move: 80/60 Com Move: 35/25 Fuel
Cap: 800 Fuel Cons: 240 Fuel Type: D, A Load: 100 kgs Veh
Wt: 37 tons (+ Bridge 12 tons) Crew: 2 Mnt: 14
Main Battle Tanks
began on bringing the earlier models up to A4 standards. Side
skirts for the tracks and "Blazer" reactive armor (see page 34)
for the turret are the primary features distinguishing the M60A4
from earlier versions. There is a single driver's hatch on the forward deck. The turret mounts a commander's cupola containing an M2HB MG and a loader's hatch, both on the turret deck
(the cupola is fitted with a hatch as well). Price: $400,000 (S/R)
RF: +40 Armament: 105mm gun, MAG MG, M2HB MG (C)
M2HB MG (C) Ammo: 57 x 105mm Tr Move: 100/80 Com
Move: 50/30 Fuel Cap: 900 Fuel Cons: 210 Fuel Type: D, A
Load: 700 kg Veh Wt: 53 tons Crew: 4 Mnt: 14
Cadillac Gage Stingray: The Stingray was a private venture
tank developed by Cadillac Gage in the US and Royal Ordnance
of England, designed for the export weapons market. Although
never adopted by the US Army, the Stingray was a less expensive AFV alternative in many armies in the years prior to the war.
In 1997, conditions in the US were such that Stingray inventories and production were requisitioned and the vehicles assigned as replacement equipment to several units in the US and
abroad. The Stingray's layout is conventional: there is a driver's
hatch on the forward hull deck, and a commander's hatch on
the turret deck with a weapons mount. The 105mm turret on
the Stingray can also be fitted into the various other CG Commando chassis (M706, M750), and a small number of such
"Stingray Juniors" were produced. Price: $800,000 (R/R) RF:
+ 40 Armament: 105mm gun, MAG MG, M2HB MG(C) Ammo:
36 x 105mm Tr Move: 140/110 Com Move: 50/40 Fuel Cap:
1920 Fuel Cons: 560 Fuel Type: D, G, AvG, A Load: 700 kg
Veh Wt: 21 tons Crew: 4 Mnt: 14
Self Propelled Artillery
M691 Diana: The M691 Diana is one of a number of air
defense systems adopted by the US army after the cancellation of M988 DIVAD system production in the mid-1 980's. The
Diana mounts a fully rotating turret with twin 25mm Oerlikon
autocannons on an M1 Abrams tank chassis. Price: $700,000
(R/R) RF: +15 Armament: 2 x Oerlikon 25mm KBB Autocannons Ammo: 500 25mm TrMove: 140/110 Com Move: 50/40
Fuel Cap: 1 920 Fuel Cons: 560 Fuel Type: D, G, AvG, A Load:
700 kg Veh Wt: 44 tons Crew: 3 Mnt: 14
M17 LAVAA: An antiarmor variant of the LAV-25, achieved
by replacing the 25mm chaingun turret with a TOW launch
system. The launcher can be extended upwards, to permit the
M1 Abrams: Per the description in the equipment list. Price:
$600,000 (R/R) RF: +40 Armament: 105mm gun, MAG MG,
M2HB MG (C) Ammo: 55 x 105mm Tr Move: 140/110 Com
Move: 50/40 Fuel Cap: 1 920 Fuel Cons: 560 Fuel Type: D, G,
AvG, A Load: 700 kg Veh Wt: 54 tons Crew: 4 Mnt: 14
M1A1 Abrams II: Per the description in the equipment list.
Price: $650,000 (R/R) RF: +40 Armament: 1 20mm gun, MAG
MG, M2HB MG (C) Ammo: 40 x 120mm Tr Move: 140/110
Com Move: 45/35 Fuel Cap: 1920 Fuel Cons: 560 Fuel Type:
D, G, AvG, A Load: 700 kg Veh Wt: 55 tons Crew: 4 Mnt: 14
M1A2 Abrams III (Giraffe): Per the description in the equipment list. Price: $700,000 (R/R) RF:
+ 40 Armament: 120mm gun,
MAG MG, M2HB MG (C) Ammo:
40 x 120mm Tr Move: 130/100
Com Move: 50/40 Fuel Cap: 1 920
FuerCons: 560 Fuel Type: D, G,
AvG, A Load: 700 kg Veh Wt: 55
tons Crew: 3 Mnt: 14
M60A4: Developed in the 1950's
as an outgrowth of the M48 series
of AFVs, the M60 series (the M60,
M60A1, M60A2, and M60A3) was
the mainstay of US armored forces
from its adoption in 1 962 until it
began to be replaced by the M1
Abrams family in the 1980's. In
1 987 the M60A4 was adopted as
M60 AVLB and 17m bridge
type standard for all remaining M60
models in inventory, and work
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weapon to be aimed and fired while the vehicle is hull down,
for improved survivability. It is otherwise externally identical to
the LAV-25. Price: $ 100,000 (R/R) RF: + 15 Armament: TOW
launcher, MAG MG Ammo: 10 x TOW II missiles Tr Move:
1 80/70 Com Move: 60/25 Fuel Cap: 290 Fuel Cons: 70 Fuel
Type: D, A Load: 400 kg Veh Wt: 12 tons Crew: 3 Mnt: 6
M901 ITV in reloading position
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6 Mnt: 10
M110A2 SP: A self-propelled artillery system on a heavy
chassis developed for the army by the Pacific Car and Foundry
Company. The gun system is mounted externally on the chassis,
and (unlike the M109) there is no protection for the gun crew
(except for the driver, who rides inside) or for the ammunition.
To remedy this (at least for the crew), a kit consisting of a tubular
metal framework and kevlar shields was issued, but most crews
found them too cumbersome to erect. They were usually
discarded or left with the supply units. Price: $375,000 (R/R)
Armament: 203mm howitzer Ammo: 2 x 203mm (including propelling charges) Tr Move: 95/50 Com Move: 30/20 Fuel Cap:
704 Fuel Cons: 180 Fuel Type: D, A Load: 2 tons Veh Wt: 31
tons Crew: 6 Mnt: 10
M993 MLRS: The M993 was the first multiple rocket launcher System deployed in significant numbers by the US army
since WWII. The vehicle uses a chassis developed by FMC and
a large, boxlike rack of twelve launching tubes (which can be
rotated 360°), behind a forward-mounted crew compartment.
The tubes can be discharged in pairs, or ripple-fired. Access to
the forward located crew compartment is through two doors
(one on each side) and a hatch located on the right top of the
compartment. The weapon can be reloaded by one person, using an integral derrick to hoist the ammo pods (6 rockets each)
onto the vehicle. Price: $250,000 (S/R) Armament: 227mm
MRL, M2HB MG (P) Ammo: 1 2 x 227mm rockets Tr Move:
140/85 Com Move: 50/35 Fuel Cap: 650 Fuel Cons: 200 Fuel
Type: D, A Load: 300 kgs Veh Wt: 22 Crew: 3 Mnt: 6
M948 LARS: Built on the M548 cargo carrier chassis, and using 160mm rockets instead of 227mm ones, the M948 Light
Artillery Rocket System is smaller than the M993 MLRS, but
identical in layout. Price: $225,000 (S/R) Armament: 160mm
MRL, M2HB MG (C) Ammo: 12 x 160mm rockets Tr Move:
120/70 Com Move: 40/30 Fuel Cap: 360 Fuel Cons: 120 Fuel
Type: D, A Load: 150 kgs Veh Wt: 18 tons Crew: 3 Mnt: 6
M917 ADATS (Air Defense Antitank System): A quadruple
ADATS missile launching system fitted to the LAV-75 chassis.
This vehicle is an attempt to combine antiarmor and antiaircraft
capabilities in a single vehicle. Price: $225,000 (R/R) RF: +15
Armament: Two Quad ADATS missile launchers (8 tubes total),
MAG MG Ammo: 16 missiles (8 in the tubes) Tr Move: 160/95
Com Move: 55/40 Fuel Cap: 520 Fuel Cons: 130 Fuel Type:
D, G, AvG, A Load: 200 kgs Veh Wt: 15 tons Crew: 3 Mnt: 11
M920 M2 Hellfire AT Vehicle: The M2 Bradley chassis with
the turret removed and a quadruple Hellfire antiarmor missile
launcher fitted into its place. Price: $200,000 (S/R) RF: +15
Armament: Quadruple Hellfire launcher, MAG MG Ammo:
8 x Hellfire missiles Tr Move: 140/85 Com Move: 50/35 Fuel
M901 ITV: Yet another variant of the M113 chassis, the ITV
(improved TOW Vehicle was designed to replace earlier TOW
carriers (hence the name). The TOW launcher replaces the commander's hatch, and automatic reloading machinery largely fills
the rear crew compartment. Otherwise the vehicle is as the
M1113 in the equipment list. Price: $75,000 (S/R) RF: + 15 Armament: TOW Launcher (twin) Ammo: 10 TOW II missiles Tr
Move: 1 20/70 Com Move: 40/30 Fuel Cap: 360 Fuel Cons: 1 20
Fuel Type: D, A Load: 700 kg Veh Wt: 11 tons Crew: 3 Mnt: 6
LAV-PIVAD: Another LAV-25 variant, fitted with a PIVAD
(Product Improved Vulcan Air Defense) system. The LAV-PIVAD
was designed to provide a light-weight, mobile air defense
weapon for use in army light divisions. Aside from the weapon,
it is nearly identical to the LAV-25. Price: $100,000 (S/R) RF:
+ 1 5 Armament: Vulcan 20mm ADA Autocannon, MAG MG
Ammo: 1 800 x 20mm Tr Move: 1 80/70 Com Move: 60/25 Fuel
Cap: 290 Fuel Cons: 70 Fuel Type: D, A Load: 400 kg Veh Wt:
12 tons Crew: 3 Mnt: 6
M990 ADA: A LAV-75 chassis fitted with a twin 30mm
Bofors anti-aircraft turret, incorporating an improved DIVAD firecontrol and target acquisition system. It is otherwise identical
to the LAV-75 in the equipment list. Price: $250,000 (R/R) RF:
+ 1 5 Armament: 2 x 30mm Bofors Autocannon, MAG MG Ammo: 500 x 30mm Tr Move: 160/95 Com Move: 55/40 Fuel Cap:
520 Fuel Cons: 1 30 Fuel Type: D, G, AvG, A Load: .5 ton Veh
Wt: 15 tons Crew: 3 Mnt: 10
M741A6 PIVAD: Another antiaircraft weapon, an
M113 fitted with a PIVAD system. Aside from the
weapon, which replaces the commander's hatch, it is
nearly identical to the M113 APC in the equipment list.
Price: $75,000 (R/R) Armament: Vulcan 20mm ADA
Autocannon Ammo: 1800 x 20mm Tr Move: 120/70
Com Move: 40/30 Fuel Cap: 360 Fuel Cons: 120 Fuel
Type: D, A Load: 20 kg Veh Wt: 11 tons Crew: 3 Mnt: 8
M109A2 SP: Per the description in the equipment list.
Price: $300,000 (R/R) RF: +15 Armament: 155mm
howitzer, M2HB MG (C) Ammo: 36 x 1 55mm Tr Move:
110/65 Com Move: 35/25 Fuel Cap: 450 Fuel Cons:
M917 ADATS
1 50 Fuel Type: D, A Load: 1 ton Veh Wt: 25 tons Crew:
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Cap: 650 Fuel Cons: 200 Fuel Type: D, A Load: 200
kgs Veh Wt: 20 tons Crew: 3 + 7 Mm: 8
M757 Blazer: The Blazer is the basic M2 Bradley
chassis fitted out for an antiaircraft role with a triplebarreled 30mm chaingun system and a quadruple stinger
launcher. Price: $200,000 (R/R) RF: + 15 Armament:
20mm PIVAD, quad stinger launcher, MAG MG Ammo:
1800 20mm, 12 stinger missiles Tr Move: 140/85 Com
Move: 50/35 Fuel Cap: 650 Fuel Cons: 200 Fuel Type:
D, A Load: 200 kgs Veh Wt: 21 tons Crew: 4 Mnt: 9
MPGS-90: A LAV-25 chassis mounting a reduced
pressure 90mm gun similar to the British 90mm
Cockerill. Price: $250,000 (R/R) RF: + 15 Armament:
90mm gun, MAG MG Ammo: 24 x 90mm gun Tr Move:
180/70 Com Move: 60/25 Fuel Cap: 290 Fuel Cons: 70
Fuel Type: D, A Load: 500 kgs Veh Wt: 13 tons Crew:
4 Mnt: 8
M48 Chaparral: The M48 Chaparral air defense arM920 Hellfire AT vehicle
tillery vehicle consists of a modified M548 chassis
(designated M730) and an M54 missile launch system.
Price: $150,000 (S/R) RF +15 Armament: Quad
Chaparral missiles Ammo: 12 Chaparral missiles Tr Move:
the M975A3 Roland II antiaircraft vehicle.
120/70 Com Move: 40/30 Fuel Cap: 380 Fuel Cons: 140 Fuel
Stinger launcher: A quadruple missile launcher, mounted on
the M757 Blazer ADA vehicle.
Type: D, A Load: 100 kgs Veh Wt: 13 tons Crew: 6 Mnt: 8
M975A3 Roland II: The Franco-German Roland antiaircraft
ADATS launcher: A quadruple missile launcher, mounted on
missile system was manufactured in America under license,
the M917 ADATS antiarmor/antiaircraft vehicle.
beginning in the 80's. The US version consisted of the Roland
turret (incorporating the target aquisition and tracking elecLarge Caliber Guns
tronics) fitted to a modified M109 chassis. The twin launcher
20mm PIVAD: A six-barrelled gatling gun, fed by an 1800
is reloaded from an autoloader in the rear of the vehicle's hull.
round drum in the vehicle mounted version, or by 100 round
belts in the towed version. The towed PIVAD may be pulled by
Price: $300,000 (R/R) RF: +15 Armament: Twin Roland missile
launchers Ammo: 12 Roland missiles Tr Move: 110/65 Com
any vehicle 2 tons or more in size. Wt: (towed) 1.8 tons Price:
Move: 35/25 Fuel Cap: 450 Fuel Cons: 1 50 Fuel Type: D, A
$75,000 (R/R).
Load: 200 kg Veh Wt: 26 tons Crew: 4 Mnt: 8
25mm Oerlikon Autocannon: A large caliber antiaircraft
autocannon, used in a twin mount on the M691 Diana ADA.
Ammunition is fed continuously from an internal drum magazine
FIREARMS
to each weapon.
Howitzers
30mm Bofors Autocannon: A large caliber antiaircraft
M202 105mm How (towed): A lightweight 105mm howitzer,
autocannon, used in a twin mount on the M990 ADA. Ammunirequiring 8 crew. It may be towed by any vehicle over 2 tons
tion is fed continuously from an internal drum magazine to each
weapon.
in size. Wt: 2 tons Price: $50,000 (S/R)
155mm How: A large caliber howitzer which may be mounted
90mm gun: A large caliber low pressure 90mm gun mounted
on the M109A2 or on a towed cariage (M198). In the towed
in the MPGS vehicle.
version, it requires a crew of 11. It may be towed by
any vehicle over 5 tons in size. Wf: 6.8 tons Price:
$75,000 (S/R)
Multiple Rocket Launchers
160mm LARS: A 1 2-barreled rocket launcher system,
mounted on the M948.
227mm MRLS: A 12-barreled rocket launcher system,
mounted on the M993.
Antiarmor Missile Launchers
Hellfire launcher: A quadruple missile launcher,
mounted on the Blazer antiarmor vehicle.
Antiaircraft Missiles
M54 Chaparral launcher: A quadruple missile launcher,
mounted on the M730 chassis to form the M48 Chaparral antiaircraft vehicle.
Roland II launcher: A twin missile launcher, used in
M757 Blazer ADA vehicle
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165mm demolition gun: A short barreled
gun mounted on the M728 CEV, intended
for destruction of concrete bunkers and
other fortifications, as well as roadblocks,
buildings, and other constructions.
Howitzers
105mm How: A large caliber howitzer
on a towed mount (M202). It does not use
the same ammunition as the 105mm gun.
155mm Howitzer: A large caliber
howitzer on a towed mount (M198) or on
the M109A2.
M201 203mm (8") howitzer: A large
caliber howitzer mounted on the M110A2.
Ammunition
MPGS-90
Rockets
160mm Rocket HE: Wt:700 kg per case
of 6 rounds, Price: $2500 per case (R/R).
160mm Rocket ICM: Wt:700 kg per case of 6 rounds, Price:
$2500 per case (R/R).
160mm Rocket CHEM: Wt: 700 kg per case of 6 rounds, Price:
$2500 per case (R/R).
227mm Rocket HE: Wf:1000 kg per case of 6 rounds, Price:
$3000 per case (R/R).
227mm Rocket ICM: Wt:1000 kg per case of 6 rounds, Price:
$3000 per case (R/R).
227mm Rocket ILLUM: Wt:1000 kg per case of 6 rounds,
Price: $3000 per case (R/R).
227mm Rocket CHEM: Wt:1000 kg per case of 6 rounds,
Price: $3000 per case (R/R).
Antiarmor Missiles
Hellfire: A laser-homing antiarmor missile with a HEAT
warhead Wt:35 kg, Price: $2000 (S/R).
ADATS: A combination antiarmor/antiaircraft missile. Wt: 45
kg Price: $2500 (R/R).
Antiaircraft Missiles
Chaparral (AGM87A): A heat-seeking antiaircraft missile with
an HE warhead. Wt: 90 kg, Price: $1,500 (S/R).
Roland II: A radar guided antiaircraft missile with an HE
warhead. Wt: 80 kg, Price: $2500 (R/R).
ADATS: See ADATS entry, above.
FIM92B Stinger: A heatseeking antiaircraft missile fired from
helicopter pods or from hand-held gripstock launchers. Wt: 30
kg per case of 2, Price: $1200 per case (R/R).
Large Caliber Rounds
20mm HE: Wt:.5 kg ea, 50 kgs per 100 round belt, Price:
$450 per case (S/R).
20mm AP: Wt:.5 kg ea, 50 kgs per 100 round belt, Price:
$450 per belt (S/R).
25mm Oerlikon HE: Wt:100 kg per case of 33, belted, Price:
$500 per case (R/R).
25mm Oerlikon AP: Wt:100 kg per case of 33, belted, Price:
$500 per case (R/R).
30mm Bofors HE: Wt:100 kg per case of 33, belted, Price:
$520 per case (R/R).
30mm Bofors AP: Wt:100 kg per case of 33, belted, Price:
$520 per case (R/R).
90mm APDS: An armor piercing discarding sabot round.
Wt:31 kg, Price: $500 (R/R).
90mm HE: Wt:31 kg, Price: $500 (R/R).
90mm HEAT: Wt:31 kg, Price: $500 (R/R).
90mm APERS: A "beehive" type antipersonnel round, which
scatters hundreds of flechettes over the burst radius. Wt:31 kg,
Price: $500 (R/R).
90mm WP: Wt:31 kg, Price: $500 (R/R).
165mm HEP-T: A "squash-head" round, designed for
destroying concrete bunkers. Wt:19 kg, Price: $2000 (R/R).
Howitzer Rounds
105mm how HE: Wt:30 kg, Price: $600 (R/R).
105mm how ICM: Wt:30 kg, Price: $600 (R/R).
105mm how WP: Wt:30 kg, Price: $600 (R/R).
203mm how HE: Wt:96 kg, Price: $900 (S/R).
203mm how ICM: Wt:96 kg, Price: $900 (S/R).
203mm how ILLUM: Wt:96 kg, Price: $900 (S/R).
203mm how CHEM: Wt:96 kg, Price: $900 (S/R).
203mm how Powder Charge: Wt:22 kg, Price: $600 (S/R).
Other Equipment
Blazer Reactive Armor: These are special explosive charges
fastened to an AFV for additional armor. Reactive armor units
explode when hit by any round larger than 35mm. The explosion is directed outwards, and interferes with HEAT type
warheads on rockets, shells, missiles, and grenades. This provides an additional 400 units of armor for the location covered.
Reactive armor has no effect on kinetic energy penetrators.
Reactive armor units may be applied to the glacis, turret front,
turret sides and turret back faces of any AFV which has the appropriate attachment lugs. Installing lugs requires welding equipment and one man/hour per lug. Replacing a unit takes 10
minutes.
A unit covers 10% of an armor face, and is destroyed when
activated. The number of units hit times 10 is the percent chance
of hitting a part of the face unprotected by reactive armor. If
for instance a tank had lost three units from one face, there
would be a 30% chance of each subsequent hit striking an unprotected spot. Price: $5000 (R/R) Wt: 10 kg.
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Large Caliber Guns (continued)
Additions to the Fire Charts
Rocket Launchers
Type
KDR Burst IDR
Rng
Dam
160mm RktHE
ROF: 2
ICM
Mag: 12
CHEM
350
-
x 35C x 8
x 10C x 10
x 2C
x10
25
50
40
60
-
25
227mm RktHE
ROF: 2
ICM
Mag: 12
ILLUM
CHEM
400
x 40C
x 12C
x 2C
x10
x 10
30
60
60
x 10
-
Rnd
350
-
Arm
x 10
25000
25000
25000
30000
100
30000
2200 30000
30
30000
Antiarmor Missiles
ROF
Mag
Rng
Dam
Hellfire
ADATS
1
4*
1
4*
4000
8000
x45C x 50C -
Arm
Rng
Dam
Arm
KDR
250
x 5C
x5
x 10
-
2.5
-
30mm Bof HE
ROF: 4
AP
250
x 5C
x5
x 10
-
2.5
—
5
90mm gun HE
ROF: 1
APDS
Mag: 1
APERS
HEAT
WP
250
x10
-
5
10
10
15
5
—
10
250
x 20C
x 25
x 10C
x 20C
x 10C
125
x 40C -
20
30
KDR Burst IDR
165mm gur
ROF: 1
HEP-T
Mag: (2)
Reloading 6 rounds takes 12 turns for both
Type
Type
Rnd
25mm Oerl HE
ROF: 5
AP
KDR
Burst
10
15
10
15
one shot takes 2 rounds to reload
Mag
Rng
Dam
4*
Chapparal 1
18000 x 20C
1
2**
18000 x 20C
Roland II
4**
1
ADATS
8000 x 50C
Stinger
1
1/2
6000 x 10C
* 1 missile takes 4 rounds to reload.
** 2 missiles take 2 rounds to reload.
Arm KDR
Burst
x 10 2.5
x 10 2.5
15
-
10
x10 -
Large Caliber Guns
Type
Rnd
KDR Burst
Rng
Dam
Arm
20mm Vul AP
1200
x3
—
—
—
HE
1200
x 4C
x 10
2.5
2.5
ROF: 5
Mag: 100
300
250
250
x 10
x10
5
15
Type
Rnd
Rng
Dam
105mm
HE
APERS
250
x 20C x 10
x 20C x10
5
10
10
15
HEAT
ILLUM
WP
250
—
x 20C -
5
10
—
1000
HE
-
40
60
ICM
-
x 40C x 5
x 30C x 10
50
80
ILLUM
CHEM
WP
-
x 2C
x 10
-
-
x 15C x 10
-
2000 20000
25
20000
20000
30
250
Arm
9000
9000
Mag: (2)
Antiaircraft Missiles
ROF
250
Howitzers
ROF: 1
Type
250
Burst
5
-
15
15
5
203mm
ROF: 1
Mag: (3)
x 20C x10
15
9000
9000
9000
20000
20000
Game Designers' Workshop
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Additions to the Vehicle Damage Location Lists
Unarmored Cargo
HMMWV (all variants)
Per unarmored cargo listing, referee's charts.
TRUCK, CARGO, 5/4 TON,
Per unarmored cargo listing, referee's charts.
FAV (Fast Attack Vehicle)
Per unarmored cargo listing, referee's charts (if
kevlar shields are deployed, passengers and cargo
are considered to have an armor value of 10).
M648 10-TON CARGO CARRIER
Per unarmored cargo listing, referee's charts.
M548 6-TON CARGO CARRIER
Per unarmored cargo listing, referee's charts.
M48 CHAPARRAL
Per unarmored cargo listing, referee's charts.
Any S (stores) hits become W (weapon) hits.
M993 MLRS
Per unarmored cargo listing, referee's charts.
Any S (stores) hits become W (weapon) hits.
M948 LARS
Per unarmored cargo listing, referee's charts.
Any S (stores) hits become W (weapon) hits.
Armored Personnel Carriers
M113A3 & M113A3 ACCV
Per standard listing.
M115A1 ACCV
R: LH(30), G(30), HB(10)
L: LH(30), G(30), HB(10)
R: TF(30), TB(30)
C: TF(30), TB(30)
L: TF(30), TB(30)
TS(30)
F: HS(10)
C: HS(10)
B: HS(10)
FD(10)
TD(15)
BD(10)
M2A3 BRADLEY II
R: LH(30), G(55), HB(15)
L: LH(30), G(55), HB(15)
R: TF(40), TB(40)
C: TF(40), TB(40)
L: TF(40), TB(40)
TS(40)
F: HS(15)
C: HS(15)
B: HS(15)
FD(10)
TD(10)
BD(10)
E,F,P
D,R,C
X,N,W
X,W,N,G
N,W,G
G,N,W,X
D,E,F
G,S,P
S,P
D,E,F
X,W,N,G
P,S
E,F,A,P
D,R,S,P
M,W,C
W
M,C,W
M,W,G,C
D,E,F
S,C,G,A
S,P
D,E,F
C,G,X,M,W,N
Light Combat Vehicles
M750 AC (COMMANDO V-350)
E,F,A,P
R: LH(20), G(30), HB(20)
L: LH(20), G(30), HB(20)
D,R,S,P
R: TF(30), TB (20)
G
C: TF(30), TB (20)
W
L: TF(30), TB (20)
W,G,N
TS(20)
W,G
D,C,A
F: HS(25)
C: HS(25)
P,C,F
B: HS(25)
E,P,S
FD(10)
D,C,F
TD(10)
G,W,N
BD(10)
E,P,S
PEACEKEEPER ARMORED CAR
E,F,D
R: LH(20), G(25), HB(20)
L: LH(20), G(25), HB(20)
E,F,C
R, C, & L: TR(10), TB(0)
W,G
G,W
TS(0)
D,E,R
F: HS(20)
S,A,P
C: HS(20)
P,S
B: HS(20)
FD(5)
D,P,F
TD(0)
G,W
BD(5)
P,S
M577A1 CP
R: LH(30), G(30), HB(10)
L: LH(30), G(30), HB(10)
R, L & C: TF(30), TB(10)
F: HS(15)
C: HS(15)
B: HS(15)
FD(10)
TD(10)
BD(10)
E,F,R
D,R,P
R,P
D,E,F
S,R,P
S,P
D,E,F
R,S,P
S,P
M18 MORTAR CARRIER
R: LH(30), G(55), HB(15)
L: LH(30), G(55), HB(15)
R, C, & L: TF, TB, TS
F: HS(15)
C: HS(15)
B: HS(15)
FD(10)
TD(0)
BD(0)
E,F,A,P
D,R,W,C
miss
D,E,F
P,W,A
P,W,S
D,E,F
W,A,P
M106 MORTAR CARRIER
R: LH(30), G(30), HB(10)
L: LH(30), G(30), HB(10)
R & L TF, TB
C: TF, TB
F: HS(10)
C: HS(10)
B: HS(10)
FD(10)
TD(0)
BD(0)
E,F,C
D,R,P
Miss
Miss
D,E,F
P,W,A
P,W,S
D,E,F
W,A,P
W,P
W,P
P,S
Engineer Vehicles
AAVP9
R: LH(35), G(35), HB(30)
L: LH(35), G(35), HB(30)
L: TF, TB
R: TF(30), TB(30)
C: TF, TB
TS(30)
F: HS(40)
C: HS(40)
B: HS(40)
FD(15)
TD(15)
BD(15)
E,F,P,S
E,F,D,C,P,S
miss
W,G
miss
W,G
C,D,E,F,A
A,P,S
P,S
E,F,D
G,W
P,S
M728 CEV
R: LH(220), G(220), HB(160)
L: LH(220), G(220), HB(160)
R: TF(240), TB (120)
C: TF(240), TB (120)
L: TF(240), TB (120)
TS(120)
F: HS(80)
C: HS(80)
B: HS(80)
FD(25)
TD(25)
BD(25)
D,R,G,E,F
D,L,S,E,F
G,C,A
X,W*,N,A
L,A
L,C,G,W*,A,X
D,R
L,G,S
E,F
D,R
X,W*,C,G,L,N,A
F,E,A
* There is a 50% chance a weapon hit will be
in the turret-mounted crane rather than the
1 65mm gun. The crane's armor multiplier is x 50.
M1 AVLB
R: LH(200), G(1000), HB(80) D,R,G,E,F
L: LH(200), G(1000), HB(80) D,L,S,E,F
«
R, C & L TF, TB, TS
F: HS(80)
D,R
C: HS(80)
L,G,S
E,F
B: HS(80)
*(D,R)
FD(50)
TD(10)
*(C,S)
BD(50)
*(F,E,A)
* Any turret or deck hits are taken in the bridge,
which has a damage multiplier of x 50. If the
bridge has been deployed, turret hits count as
misses, deck hits use the parenthetical ratings.
M60 AVLB
R: LH(220), G(220), HB(160) D,R,G,E,F
L: LH(220), G(220), HB(160) D,L,S,E,F
»
R, C, & L: TF, TB, TS
F: HS(80)
D,R
C: HS(80)
L,G,S
E,F
B: HS(80)
FD(25)
*(D,R)
TD(25)
*(C,S)
BD(25)
*(F,E)
* Any turret or deck hits are taken in the bridge,
which has a damage multiplier of x 50. If the
bridge has been deployed, turret hits count as
misses, deck hits use the parenthetical ratings.
Main Battle Tanks
M60A4
R: LH(220), G(220), HB(160) D,R,G,E,F
L: LH(220), G(220), HB(160) D,L,S,E,F
R: TF(240), TB (120)
G,C,A
X,W,N,A
C: TF(240), TB (120)
L,A
L: TF(240), TB (120)
L,C,G,W,A,X
TS(120)
F: HS(80)
D,R
C: HS(80)
L,G,S
B: HS(80)
E,F
FD(25)
D,R
X,W,C,G,L,N,S,A
TD(25)
F,E,A
BD(25)
CADILLAC GAGE STINGRAY
R: LH(180), G(240), HB(140)
L: LH(180), G(240), HB(140)
R: TF(200), TB (140)
C: TF(200), TB (140)
L: TF(200), TB (140)
TS(100)
F: HS(100)
C: HS(100)
B: HS(100)
FD(60)
TD(60)
BD(60)
D,R,G,E,F
D,L,S,E,F
G,C,A
X,W,N,A
L,A
L,C,G,W,A,X
D,R
L,G,S
E,F
D,R
X,W,C,G,L,N,S,A
F,E,A
Self-Propelled Artillery
M691 DIANA
R: LH(200), G(1000), HB(80) D,R,C,E,F
L: LH(200), G(1000)l, HB(80) D,S,E,F
G,A
R: TF(20), TB (10)
W,N,A
C: TF(20), TB (10)
L: TF(20), TB (10)
L,A
L,G,W,A
TS(10)
F: HS(80)
D,C,R
L,G,S
C: HS(80)
B: HS(80)
E,F
FD(50)
D,R
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TD(10)
BD(50)
M17 LAVAA
R: LH(20), G(40), HB(15)
L: LH(20), G(40), HB(15)
R & L: TF(20), TB(20)
C: TF(30), TB(30)
TS(30)
F: HS(20)
C: HS(20)
B: HS(20)
FD: (10)
TD: (10)
BD: (10)
MPGS-90
R: LH(20), G(40), HB(15)
L: LH(20), G(40), HB(15)
R: TF(35), TB (25)
C: TF(35), TB (25)
L: TF(35), TB (25)
TS(25)
F: HS(20)
C: HS(20)
B: HS(20)
FD(15)
TD(15)
BD(15)
LAV-PIVAD
R: LH(20), G(40), HB(15)
L: LH(20), G(40), HB(15)
R: TF(30), TB (20)
C: TF(30), TB (20)
L: TF(30), TB (20)
TS(20)
F: HS(20)
C: HS(20)
B: HS(20)
FD(15)
TD(15)
BD(15)
W,G,L,N,A
F,E,A1
C,S,P,E,F
D,R,S,G,E,F
N,M
N,M
M
D,R,C
G,P,S
F,E
D,R,C
N,M
F,E,S
C,S,P,E,F
D,R,S,P,E,F
X,W,L,R
X,W,N,G
N,G,W
W,N,G
D,R,C
P,G,S
F,E
D,R,C
X,W,N,G
P,S,F,E
C,S,P,E,F
D,R,S,P,E,F
X,W,L,R
X,W,N,G
N,G,W
W,G,N
D,R,C
P,G,S
F,E
D,R,C
X,W,N,G
P,S,F,E
M901 ITV
R: LH(30), G(30), HB(10)
L: LH(30), G(30), HB(10)
R & L TF, TB
C: TF(10), TB (10)
TS(30)
F: HS(10)
C: HS(10)
B: HS(10)
FD(10)
TD(0)
BD (10)
M990 ADA
R: LH(40), G(60), HB(10)
L: LH(40), G(60), HB(10)
R: TF(80), TB (10)
C: TF(80), TB (10)
L: TF(80), TB (10)
TS(10)
F: HS(10)
C: HS(10)
B: HS(10)
FD(10)
TD(10)
BD(10)
M741A6 PIVAD
R: LH(30), G(30), HB(10)
L: LH(30), G(30), HB(10)
R: TF(20), TB(10)
C: TF(20), TB(10)
L: TF(20), TB(10)
E,F,P
D,R,C
miss
N,M
M,N
D,R,C
P,S
L,A
D,R,C
M
L,A
D,G,A,R,E,F
D,C,A,S,E,F
N,W,L
W,N,A,L
W,N,L,A
C,R,G,W,A,L
D,R
C,G,A,S
E,F
D,R
W,N,A,L,C,G
F,E,S
E,F,P
D,R,P
N,W,G
W,N,A,L
C,W,L,G
TS(10)
F: HS(10)
C: HS(10)
B: HS(10)
FD(10)
TD(10)
BD (10)
M757 BLAZER
R: LH(30), G(55), HB(15)
L: LH(30), G(55), HB(15)
R: TF(40), TB (40)
C: TF(40), TB (40)
L: TF(40), TB (40)
TS(40)
F: HS(15)
C: HS(15)
B: HS(15)
FD(10)
TD(10)
BD(10)
C,W,G
D,E,F
G,S,P
S,P
D,E,F
W,G
P,S
E,F,A,P
D,R,S,P
X,C
W,M
M,X,G,W,N
M,W,G,C
D,E,F
S,C,G,A
S,P
D,E,F
W,M,G
P,S
M920 M2 HELLFIRE AT VEHICLE
R: LH(30), G(55), HB(15)
E,F,A,P
L: LH(30), G(55), HB(15)
D,R,S,P
R & L TF, TB
miss
N,M
C: TF(0), TB (0)
M
TS(0)
D,E,F
F: HS(15)
S,C,G,A
C: HS(15)
S,P
B: HS(15)
D,E,F
FD(10)
M,N
TD(0)
P,S
BD(10)
M110A2 SP
R: LH(30), G(50), HB(15)
L: LH(30), G(50), HB(15)
R: TF(0), TB(0)
C: TF(0), TB(0)
L: TF(0), TB(0)
TS(0)
F: HS(15)
C: HS(15)
B: HS(15)
FD(15)
TD(0)
BD(15)
M917 ADATS (AIR DEFENSE
R: LH(40), G(60), HB(10)
L: LH(40), G(60), HB(10)
R: TF(10), TB(0)
L: TF(10), TB(0)
C: TF(10), TB (0)
TS(10)
F: HSI10)
C: HS(10)
B: HS(10)
FD(10)
TD(10)
BD(10)
M975A3 ROLAND II
R: LH(30), G(50), HB(15)
L: LH(30), G(50), HB(15)
R: TF(10), TB(10)
C: TF(10), TB(10)
L: TF(10), TB(10)
TS(20)
F: HS(15)
C: HS(15)
B: HS(15)
FDI15)
TD(15)
BD(15)
E,F
D,R
W,G,L,
G,W,L
G,C,L,A,W
G,L,C,A,W
D,R,F,E
E,F
F,E
E,F
P,W,A
E,F
ANTITANK SYSTEM)
D,G,A,R,E,F
D,C,A,S,E,F
M
M
N,M
M
D,R
C,G,A,S
E,F
D,R
M,N
F,E,S
E,F,P,A
D,R,C,A,L
P,N
M,N
M
M,N,P
D,R,F,E
C,M,N,P
L,A
D,R,F,E
N,M,P
L,A
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Equipment Descriptions
The following material supplements the VEHICLES section and
other sections of the equipment list.
Unarmored Cargo Vehicles
Zil 135: An 8 x 8 heavy truck with fair cross-country performance, the Zil 135 is the carrier for the Bm-27 rocket launcher
system. Price: $25,000 (S/C) TrMov: 130/30 Com Mov: 40/15
Fuel Cap: 500 Fuel Cons: 85 Fuel Type: G, A Load: 12 tons Veh
Wt: 10 tons Mnt: 4 Crew: 4
Ural 375: A 6 x 6 truck with good cross-country performance,
the Ural 375 is the carrier for the Bm-21 rocket launcher system.
Price: $20,000 (C/C) Tr Mov: 160/40 Com Mov: 60/25 Fuel
Cap: 480 Fuel Cons: 80 Fuel Type: G, A Load: 5 tons Veh Wt:
8 tons Mnt: 4 Crew: 3 + 24
UAZ 469: As per the description in the basic game equipment
list. Price: $8,000 (S/C) TrMov: 200/40 Com Mov: 70/25 Fuel
Cap: 90 Fuel Cons: 30 Fuel Type: D, G, A Load: 1.25 tons Veh
Wt: 2 tons Mnt: 2 Crew: 2 + 4
PTS-M: An unarmored, tracked, amphibious carrier, the PTSM has a fully enclosed cab located at the extreme front of the
vehicle. The cargo/passenger area is open-topped, and there is
a rear ramp that drops down for loading cargo. Price: $35,000
(R/S) Tr Mov: 80/50 Com Mov: 30/20 Fuel Cap: 500 Fuel Cons:
1 50 Fuel Type: D, A Load: 7 tons (land), 11 tons (water) Veh
Wt: 15 tons Mnt: 4 Crew: 2
Main Battle Tanks
T-55: A Soviet-built tracked main battle tank. There is a
driver's hatch on the left front deck, and a commander's hatch
and a loader's hatch on the turret deck. The gunner uses the
commander's hatch. A weapons mount (C) is located near the
commander's hatch. Price: $200,000 (R/S) RF: +15 Armament:
100mm gun, PK MG (C) Ammo: 43 x 100mm Tr Mov: 100/60
Com Mov: 35/20 Fuel Cap: 960 + 280 Fuel Cons: 240 Fuel
Type: D, A Load: 500 kg Veh Wt: 36 tons Mnt: 35 Crew: 4
SO-120
T-62: The T-62 is a tracked main battle tank. The driver has
a hatch on the front deck, and the commander and the loader
have hatches on the turret. There is a weapons mount (C) by
the commander's hatch. Price: $300,000 (R/S) RF: +30 Armament: 115mm gun, PK MG, DShK MG (C) Ammo:
40 x 115mm Tr Mov: 100/60 Com Mov: 35/20 Fuel Cap: 912
Fuel Cons: 380 Fuel Type: D, A Load: 500 kg Veh Wt: 36.5
tons Mnt: 40 Crew: 4
T-64: A tracked main battle tank. The T-64 has a driver's
hatch in the center of the front deck, and commander's and gun-
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ner's hatch on the turret deck. A weapons mount is located near
the commander's hatch. Price: $350,000 (R/S) RF: +30 Armament: 1 25mm gun, PK MG, DShK MG (C) Ammo: 40 x 125
Tr Mov: 120/70 Com Mov: 40/25 Fuel Cap: 960 + 400 Fuel
Cons: 240 Fuel Type: D, A Load: 500 kg Veh Wt: 38 tons Mnt:
20 Crew: 3
T-80: Basically a T-64 incorporating better armor (notably in
the turret and glacis area) and an improved power plant. The
characteristics are the same as the T-64 except as follows: Price:
$400,000 Mnt: 18
T-72: As per the description in the basic game equipment list.
Price: $400,000 (R/R) RF: +30 Armament: 125mm gun, PK
MG, DShk MG (C) Ammo: 40 x 125 TrMov: 120/70 Com Mov:
40/25 Fuel Cap: 960 + 400 Fuel Cons: 240 Fuel Type: D, A
Load: 500 kg Veh Wt: 40 tons Mnt: 18 Crew: 3
T-74: Basically a T-72 with improvements in the armor; the
layout and characteristics are the same except as follows: Tr
Mov: 110/65 Com Mov: 35/20 Veh Wt: 41 tons
T-86: A tracked main battle tank, the T-86 has a chassis
similar to that of the T-72. The turret is more angular, making
it possible for the T-86 to incorporate composite armor. The
hatch layout on the T-86 is the same as the T-72. (The T-86
is what was called the T-80 in the basic game equipment list.)
Price: $500,000 (R/R) RF: +30 Armament: 125mm gun, PK
MG, DShK MG (C) Ammo: 40 x 125mm Tr Mov: 120/70 Com
Mov: 40/25 Fuel Cap: 960 + 400 Fuel Cons: 240 Fuel Type: D,
A Load: 500 kg Veh Wt: 40 tons Mnt: 18 Crew: 3
T-90: As per the description in the basic game equipment list.
Price: $600,000 (R/R) RF: +40 Armament: 125mm gun, PK
MG, DShK MG (C) Ammo: 40 x 125 TrMov: 120/70 Com Mov:
40/30 Fuel Cap: 960 + 400 Fuel Cons: 240 Fuel Type: D, A
Load: 500 kg Veh Wt: 40 tons Mnt: 16 Crew: 3
M-81: A Romanian-built tracked main battle tank. The chassis
is similar to the T-55; however, the turret is larger, allowing room
for the German-made 120mm gun. The gun is manually loaded. The M-81 is equipped with side skirts and has a driver's
hatch on the front deck. The turret deck has two hatches, one
for the commander and one for the gunner. The commander's
hatch has a weapons mount. Price: $350,000 RF: +25 Armament: 1 20mm gun, PK MG, DShK MG (C) Ammo: 40 x 120mm
Tr Mov: 120/70 Com Mov: 40/30 Fuel Cap: 960 + 400 Fuel
Cons: 260 Fuel Type: D, A Load: 500 kg Veh Wt: 39 tons Mnt:
18 Crew: 4
Self Propelled Artillery
SAU-152: As per description in the basic game equipment list.
Price: $250,000 (R/R) RF: +5 Armament: 152mm howitzer,
DShK MG (C) Ammo: 30 x 1 52mm Tr Mov: 100/60 Com Mov:
35/25 Fuel Cap: 500 Fuel Cons: 80 Fuel Type: D, A Load: 800
kg Veh Wt: 28 tons Mnt: 10 Crew: 5
SAU-122: As per description in the basic game equipment list.
Price: $200,000 (R/R) RF: +5 Armament: 122mm howitzer,
DShK MG (C) Ammo: 40 x 122mm TrMov: 1 20/70 Com Mov:
40/30 Fuel Cap: 550 Fuel Cons: 1 30 Fuel Type: D, A Load: 600
kg Veh Wt: 26 tons Mnt: 10 Crew: 4
SAU-203: A tracked, self-propelled gun, the SAU-203 has a
fully enclosed armored cab for the crew. The gun is mounted
at the rear of the vehicle and is not protected; it has a powerassisted loader. The crew gains access through two hatches
on the front deck. Price: $400,000 Armament: 203mm gun Ammo: 2 x 203mm Tr Mov: 80/45 Com Mov: 25/15 Fuel Cap: 500
Fuel Cons: 180 Fuel Type: D, A Load: 800 kg Veh Wt: 40 tons
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SU-130: The SU-130 is a tracked, turretless assault gun built
on the chassis of the T-62A tank. There are hatches for the commander and driver on the top deck (the loader uses the commander's hatch). A weapons mount (C) is next to the commander's hatch. The SU-130 has no indirect fire capability.
Price: $250,000 (R/S) RF: +20 Armament: 130mm gun PK MG,
DShK MG (C) Ammo: 30 x 130mm Tr Mov: 90/50 Com Mov:
30/1 5 Fuel Cap: 912 + 280 Fuel Cons: 380 Fuel Type: D, A
Load: 700 kg Veh Wt: 39 tons Mnt: 35 Crew: 4
PTS-M
SA-13 ADA: The SA-13 ADA is a tracked, armored, surfaceto-air missile system. It carries the SA-13 SAM on an MTLB
chassis. The missiles are carried on the top of the vehicle in
erectable launcher rails. Some versions have a radar link to an
air defense radar. The layout is the same as the MTLB except
for the hatches on the rear deck. Price: $85,000 (R/R) RF: none
Armament: PK MG, 4 SA-13 missiles Ammo: 8 SA-13 Tr Mov:
100/80 Com Mov: 35/30 Fuel Cap: 450 Fuel Cons: 125 Fuel
Type: D, A Load: 2 tons Veh Wt: 11 tons Mnt: 9 Crew: 4
ZSU-30-6: As per the description in the basic game equipment list. Price: $100,000 (R/R) RF: +5 Armament: 30mm gatling gun Ammo: 500 x 30mm Tr Mov: 90/55 Com Mov: 65/40
Fuel Cap: 250 Fuel Cons: 80 Fuel Type: D, A Load: 600 kg Veh
Wt: 14 tons Mnt: 14 Crew: 4
Bm-21: A 40-tube rocket launcher usually mounted on a Ural
375 truck. Reload Time: 20 combat rounds Price: $45,000 (S/S)
Ammo: 122mm rockets ROF: 40 Mag: 60 Mnt: 1 Crew: 6
Bm-14: A 16-tube multiple rocket launcher, either mounted
on a 2 ½ - t o n truck or towed. Reload Time: 18 combat rounds
Price: $25,000 (R/S) Ammo: 140mm rockets ROF: 16 Mag: 16
Mnt: 1 Crew: 7
Bm-27: A truck-mounted multiple rocket launcher, carried on
the Zil 135 8x8 truck. Reload Time: 36 combat rounds Price:
$60,000 (R/R) Ammo: 220mm rockets ROF: 16 Mag: 16 Mnt:
1 Crew: 6
Armored Personnel Carriers
BTR-70: As per description in the basic game equipment list.
Price: $75,000 (S/C) RF: none Armament: PK MG, KVP MG Ammo: as cargo Tr Mov: 160/65 Com Mov: 55/25 Fuel Cap: 290
Fuel Cons: 80 Fuel Type: D, A Load: 2.5 tons Veh Wt: 10 Mnt:
6 Crew: 3 +14
BTR-80: Very similar in layout to the BTR-70, the BTR-80 has
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a different power plant and the firing ports are obliquely angled
to provide better forward fire capabilities. The BTR-80 also has
small doors near the center of the hull for passenger egress.
Price: $85,000 (R/S) RF: none Armament: PK MG, KVP MG Ammo: as cargo Tr Mov: 160/65 Com Mov: 55/25 Fuel Cap: 290
Fuel Cons: 70 Fuel Type: D, A Load: 2.5 tons Veh Wt: 10 Mnt:
6 Crew: 3 +14
BMP-A: The first in the long line of Soviet BMP designs, the
BMP-A has a driver's hatch and a commander's hatch on the
front deck, and a gunner's hatch on top of the turret. The
passenger area is accessible by two hatches
on the rear deck and rear doors. There are
four firing ports on either side of the
passenger compartment. Price: $140,000
(R/S) RF: +5 Armament: 73mm gun, PK MG
Ammo: 40 x 73mm Tr Mov: 120/70 Com
Mov: 40/30 Fuel Cap: 440 Fuel Cons: 110
Fuel Type: D, G, Avg, A Load: 1.5 tons Veh
Wt: 13 tons Mnt: 12 Crew: 3 + 8
BMP-B: As per description in the basic
game equipment list. Price: $150,000 (R/S)
RF: +5 Armament: 30mm autocannon,
A T - 5 launcher, PK MG Ammo:
200 x 30mm, 3 x AT-5 Tr Mov: 120/70
Com Mov: 40/30 Fuel Cap: 440 Fuel Cons:
110 Fuel Type: D, G, AvG, A Load: 1.5 tons
Veh Wt: 12.5 tons Mnt: 12 Crew: 3 + 8
BMP-C: As per description in the basic
game equipment list. Price: $175,000 (R/S)
RF: +15 Armament: 30mm autocannon, PK MG, AGS-17 GL,
AT-5 launcher Ammo: 200 x 30mm, 3 x AT-5, 100 x 30mm
grenades Tr Mov: 130/80 Com Mov: 45/30 Fuel Cap: 520 Fuel
Cons: 130 Fuel Type: D, G, AvG, A Load: 1.5 tons Veh Wt:
13 tons Mnt: 12 Crew: 3 + 8
BMD-B: The BMD-B is a tracked, amphibious, infantry combat vehicle developed for the airborne forces. The vehicle includes a driver's hatch on the center front deck, and hatches
for the commander and gunner on top of the turret. The combat vehicle's rear passenger compartment has large plate-like
hatches for top armor protection, while the passenger compartment has two firing ports on either side. Price: $100,000 (R/S)
RF: +5 Armament: 30mm autocannon, PK MG Ammo:
200 x 30mm Tr Mov: 160/80 Com Mov: 60/30 Fuel Cap: 520
Fuel Cons: 130 Fuel Type: D, A Load: 1 ton Veh Wt: 9 tons
Mnt: 12 Crew: 3 + 6
MTLB: The MTLB is a tracked, amphibious, multi-purpose
vehicle that serves mainly as a prime mover for Soviet AT guns
and howitzers. More recently, the multi-purpose vehicle has
served as a platform for SAM missiles. The MTLB has a hatch
on the left front deck for the driver and a hatch for the commander on the center deck. There are also two hatches on the
rear deck and two rear doors for passenger usage. A firing port
is in each rear door and on each side of the passenger compartment. Price: $60,000 (R/S) RF: none Armament: PK MG Ammo: as cargo Tr Mov: 100/80 Com Mov: 35/30 Fuel Cap: 450
Fuel Cons: 125 Fuel Type: D, A Load: 2 tons Veh Wt: 11 tons
Mnt: 8 Crew: 2 + 11
OT-64: As per the description in the basic game equipment
list. Price: $80,000 (S/C) RF: none Armament: KVP MG Ammo: as cargo Tr Mov: 180/70 Com Mov: 60/30 Fuel Cap: 290
Fuel Cons: 70 Fuel Type: D, A Load: 2 tons Veh Wt: 14 tons
Mnt: 6 Crew: 3 + 15
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Light Combat Vehicles
SO-120: A tracked, amphibious airborne assault vehicle, the
SO-120 is based on the BMD-2 chassis and has a turret-mounted
120mm gun/mortar (2S9). There are hatches for the commander
and gunner on the turret deck, and two hatches on the front
deck for the other two crew members. Price: $120,000 (R/R)
RF: +15 Armament: 120mm gun/mortar Ammo: 50 x 120mm
Tr Mov: 110/60 Com Mov: 40/30 Fuel Cap: 300 Fuel Cons: 125
Fuel Type: D, A Load: 500 kg Veh Wt: 9 tons Mnt: 16 Crew: 4
BRDM-2: A four-wheel armored scout car that has the retractable wheels like the BRDM-3, the BRDM-2 comes in several
variants. The most common are a Spandrell (AT-5) launch platform and a turreted vehicle. There is a hatch for the driver and
the commander on the front deck of all versions, and a hatch
for the gunner on the turret deck for the turreted version. Price:
$45,000 (S/C) RF: +5 Armament: PK MG, KVP MG (turret version), 5 AT-5 launcher rails (AT-5 version), 4 SA-9/13 (SAM
version) Ammo: as cargo, 10 AT-5 or 4 SA-9/13 Tr Mov: 200/60
Com Mov: 70/25 Fuel Cap: 290 Fuel Cons: 80 Fuel Type: G,
AvG, A Load: 600 kg Veh Wt: 8 tons Mnt: 4 Crew: 4
BRDM-3: As per the description in the basic game equipment
list, except the vehicle sometimes has a 23mm autocannon in
place of the 30mm autocannon. Price: $50,000 (S/C) RF: + 5
Armament: 30mm or 23mm autocannon, PK MG Ammo:
100 x 30mm or 23mm Tr Mov: 200/60 Com Mov: 70/25 Fuel
Cap: 290 Fuel Cons: 80 Fuel Type: G, AvG, A Load: 600 kg
Veh Wt: 8 tons Mnt: 4 Crew: 4
OT-65: As per the description in the basic game equipment
list. Price: $45,000 (S/C) RF: + 5 Armament: 23mm autocannon, PK MG Ammo: 150 x 23mm Tr Mov: 200/60 Com Mov:
70/25 Fuel Cap: 290 Fuel Cons: 80 Fuel Type: D, A Load: 700
kg Veh Wt: 8 tons Mnt: 4 Crew: 4
BT-76: A tracked, amphibious light tank designed to give
mobile fire support to airborne and air assault units. The BT-76
replaced the PT-76 and the ASU-85 and was itself being
replaced by the SO-120 when the war started. There is a driver's
hatch in the center of the front deck, and hatches for the commander and gunner on the turret deck. A weapons mount (C)
is by the commander's hatch. Price: $70,000 (R/S) RF: +30
Armament: 76.2mm gun, PK MG, NSV MG (C) Ammo:
40 x 76.2mm Tr Mov: 160/80 Com Mov: 60/30 Fuel Cap: 300
Fuel Cons: 125 Fuel Type: G, A Load: 800 kg Veh Wt: 13.5
tons Mnt: 12 Crew: 3
BT-57: A variant of the BT-76 armed with a 57mm autocannon. Characteristics are the same except the
following: Price: $75,000 (R/S) Armament: 57mm
autocannon, PK MG, NSV MG (C) Ammo:
60 x 57mm
BMD Weapons Carrier: The BMD is the same
vehicle as the BMD-B but with the turret removed.
Two AGS-17 grenade launchers are on either side
of the space where the turret used to be, and two
PK machinegun mounts have been fitted, one on
the bow firing forward and another on the rear
deck firing to the rear. The driver's hatch is still
on the front deck, and the place where the turret
was is now open-topped. Price: $110,000 (R/S)
Armament: 2 AGS-1 7s, 2PK MG Ammo: as cargo
Tr Mov: 160/80 Com Mov: 60/30 Fuel Cap: 520
Fuel Cons: 130 Fuel Type: D, A Load: 1 ton Veh
Wt: 8.5 tons Mnt: 11 Crew: 3 + 6
BMP Automortar: A turretless BMP with an 82mm Vasilyek
mounted in the chassis in place of the turret. Characteristics
are the same except for reduced passenger capabilities. Price:
$160,000 (R/R) RF: none Armament: 82mm mortar, PK MG Ammo: 40 x 82mm Tr Mov: 120/70 Com Mov: 40/30 Fuel Cap:
440 Fuel Cons: 110 Fuel Type: D, G, AvG, A Load: 1.5 tons
Veh Wt: 11 tons Mnt: 10 Crew: 4
BMP-120: Another variant of the BMP, this one mounting the
2S9 120mm gun/mortar turret. Intended for close artillery support, this vehicle does not carry passengers. Instead, the rear
area is for stowage of ammunition. Price: $185,000 (R/R) RF:
+10 Armament: 120mm gun/mortar, PK MG Ammo:
40 x 120mm Tr Mov: 120/70 Com Mov: 40/30 Fuel Cap: 440
Fuel Cons: 125 Fuel Type: D, G, AvG, A Load: 1.5 tons Veh
Wt: 14 tons Mnt: 11 Crew: 3
TAB-90: A tracked, infantry combat vehicle designed and built
in Romania, the TAB-90 has a turrent-mounted 23mm autocannon. There is a driver's hatch on the front deck, and a hatch
for the commander and the gunner on the top of the turret. A
large hatch on the rear deck allows passenger entry. Two firing
ports are on either side of the vehicle. Price: $110,000 (R/S)
RF: +5 Armament: 23mm autocannon Ammo: as cargo Tr Mov:
150/70 Com Mov: 50/25 Fuel Cap: 500 Fuel Cons: 125 Fuel
Type: D, A Load: 1 ton Veh Wt: 10 tons Mnt: 12 Crew: 3 + 6
Engineer Vehicles and Hovercraft
MTU-20: A tracked cantilever-type bridging vehicle based on
a T-55 chassis. The turret has been removed so the bridge span
can lay flat on the deck area. The bridge can span 18 meters.
Price: $200,000 (R/R) Tr Mov: 100/60 Com Mov: 35/20 Fuel
Cap: 960 Fuel Cons: 220 Fuel Type: D, A Load: 500 kg Veh
Wt: 37 tons Mnt: 16 Crew: 2
KvP-92: An amphibious air cushion vehicle developed in the
early 1990s for the Soviet Naval Infantry, the KvP-92 was found
equally suitable for the Arctic brigades. There is a hatch on the
front deck for the driver, hatches on the top deck for the commander and the gunner, a bow ramp, and a door on either side
for the passengers. Price: $300,000 (R/R) RF: +15 Armament:
30mm autocannon, AT-5 launcher Ammo: 200 x 30mm,
6 x AT-5 Tr Mov: 150 Com Mov: 55 Fuel Cap: 520 Fuel Cons:
240 Fuel Type: D, A Load: 1 ton Veh Wt: 11 tons Mnt: 24 Crew:
3+8
KvP-92v: The same vehicle as the KvP-92 except it carries
the 82mm Vasilyek automortar. The statistics are the same ex-
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cept for the following: RF: +5 Armament: 82mm automortar
Ammo: 60 x 82mm Crew: 4
KvP-92z: Again, the KvP-92z is another variant of the KvP-92,
this time with a 30mm gatling gun like the one on the ZSU-30-6.
The gun is mounted on a 360-degree rotating base plate. The
statistics are the same except for the following: RF: +5 Armament: 30mm gatling gun Ammo: 500 x 30mm Crew: 4
KvP-121: A large air cushion vehicle used for transport, the
KvP-121 has a large enclosed cargo space that is accessible
through large front doors, which drop down to form ramps when
loading. The crew is in a fully enclosed cab on the top of the
vehicle. Price: $800,000 (R/R) TrMov: 120 Com Mov: 40 Fuel
Cap: 50,000 Fuel Cons: 600 Fuel Type: D, A Load: 225 tons
Veh Wt: 86 tons Mnt: 35 Crew: 8 + 1 50
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140mm Rocket HE: Wt: 240 kg per case of 8 rounds Price:
$2,800 per case (R/R)
140mm Rocket CHEM: Wt: 240 kg per case of 8 rounds Price:
$2,800 per case (R/R)
122mm Rocket HE: Wt: 250 kg per case of 4 rounds Price:
$1,400 per case (R/R)
122mm Rocket CHEM: Wt: 250 kg per case of 4 rounds Price:
$1,400 per case (R/R)
Antiarmor Missiles
AT-8: A radio-guided missile with a HEAT warhead, the AT-8
is fired from the main gun of the T-64, T-80, T-86 and T-90
main battle tanks. The AT-8 can also be used against
helicopters. Wt: 30 kg Price: $2,000 (R/S)
Large Caliber Guns
ZU-23-2: A towed, twin gun
version of the 23mm autocannon, the ZU-23-2 can be
mounted or towed on a 2.5 ton
or larger vehicle. Price: $15,000
(S/C) RF: +5 Wt: 950 kg Mnt:
2 Crew: 4
57mm
Autocannon:
A
magazine-fed
autocannon
mounted in the BT-57 LAV, the
57mm autocannon is fed from
T-62 with Horse-shoe Armor
a four-shot magazine. The data
below applies to the towed version. Price: $40,000 (R/S) RF: +5 Wt: 4.5 tons Mnt: 4 Crew: 8
Antiaircraft Missiles
73mm Gun: A large-caliber gun mounted on the BMP-A arSA-7: The SA-7 is a heat-seeking missile fired from a
mored personnel carrier.
disposable gripstock launcher. Data includes launcher. Wt: 10
76.2mm D-56tm Gun: A large-caliber gun mounted on the
kg Price: $850 (R/S)
BT-76 LAV, the BT- 76 is equipped with an autoloader.
SA-9: A heat-seeking missile with an HE warhead. Wt: 55
100mm D-10 Gun: A large-caliber gun mounted in the T-55
kg Price: $1,000 (R/R)
and used as a field antitank gun (the M1955). The M1955 has
SA-13: A heat-seeking missile with an HE warhead. Wt: 50
an armor class 15 gunshield providing protection against hostile
kg Price: $1,500 (R/R)
fire from the front. Price: (M1955) $40,000 (R/S) Wt: (M1955)
SA-14: A heat-seeking missile fired from a gripstock launcher,
3.3 tons RF: + 15 Mnt: 6 Crew: 8
the SA-14 has an HE warhead. Data includes launcher. Wt: 10
115mm U5TS Gun: A manually loaded gun mounted on the
kg Price: $950 (R/S)
T-62 series of tanks.
120mm Automortar: A large-caliber, turret-mounted gun/morLarge Caliber Rounds
tar. The weapon is placed on the BMD and BMP chassis to pro57mm HE: Wt: 7 kg Price: $100 (S/C)
vide heavy close artillery support.
57mm APDS: Wt: 8 kg Price: $125 (R/S)
130mm M1946 Gun: A manually loaded gun mounted on the
57mm APHE: Wt: 8 kg Price: $150 (R/S)
SU-130 assault and the M1946 towed field piece, the M1946
73mm HE: Wt: 9 kg Price: $150 (R/S)
has a gunshield of armor class 15, which provides protection
73mm HEAT: Wt: 9 kg Price: $175 (R/S)
against fire from the front of the gun.
120mm HE: Wt: 25 kg Price: $450 (S/C)
203mm M1975 Gun: A large-caliber gun mounted on the
120mm HEAT: Wt: 25 kg Price: $500 (R/S)
SAU-203, the 203 has a power-assisted loader.
120mm CHEM: Wt: 25 kg Price: $500 (R/R)
100mm HE: Wt: 20 kg Price: $400 (R/S)
Antiaircraft Missiles
100mm APC: Wt: 20 kg Price: $400 (R/S)
SA-9: A four-rail launcher system usually mounted on an
100mm HEAT: Wt: 20 kg Price: $450 (R/R)
MTLB or a BRDM carrier.
100mm APDS: Wt: 22 kg Price: $500 (R/R)
SA-14: A four-rail launcher system mounted on MTLBs or
115mm HE: Wt: 25 kg Price: $400 (R/S)
BRDMs.
115mm HEAT: Wt: 25 kg Price: $450 (R/R)
115mm APDS: Wt: 27 kg Price: $500 (R/R)
AMMUNITION
130mm HE: Wt: 25 kg Price: $550 (R/S)
130mm HEAT: Wt: 25 kg Price: $600 (R/S)
Rockets
130mm APFSDS: Wt: 25 kg Price: $750 (R/R)
220mm Rocket HE: Wt: 300 kg Price: $800 (R/R)
130mm CHEM: Wt: 25 kg Price: $900 (R/R)
220mm Rocket CHEM: Wt: 300 kg Price: $800 (R/R)
203mm HE: Wt: 50 kg Price: $1,000 (R/R)
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Other Equipment
Horse-Shoe Armor: Simply a large cast block of steel attached
to the turret of the T-55 and T-62 tanks, horse-shoe armor provides an additional 30 units of protection. Turret front hits have
an 85-percent chance of hitting the horse-shoe armor. Any turret side hits have a 50-percent chance of hitting the horse-shoe
armor. Not all T-55s or T62s will have this extra armor; it is up
to the referee as to the frequency of its occurrence. Horse-shoe
armor also decreases a vehicle's speed by 10 percent. Wt: 220
kg per unit Price: $300 (R/S)
Bm 14 on GAZ-63
Reactive Armor: These are special explosive charges fastened
to an AFV for additional armor protection. Reactive armor units
explode when hit by a shell of 35mm or more. The outwardly
directed explosion interferes with HEAT-type warheads. Reactive armor has little effect on kinetic energy penetrators. Reactive armor provides an additional 200 units of armor protection,
or halves the value of the HEAT warhead, whichever is greater.
Reactive armor can be installed on the turret front, back and
sides, and also to the glacis if the AFV has the appropriate lugs.
Installing the lugs takes one man-hour per lug and welding
equipment.
A reactive unit covers 10 percent of an armor face and is
destroyed when it is activated. The number of units hit times
10 is the percent chance of hitting a part of the face unprotected
by reactive armor. Wt: 10 kg Price: $5,000 (R/R)
Vasilyek 82mm Automortar
Hovercraft: Because of their extremely low ground pressure,
hovercraft can go places ordinary vehicles cannot. Hovercraft
have less ground pressure than a human on foot and can go
where a person would sink out of sight. They can traverse
swamps and tundra that would bog a conventional vehicle, cross
water as easily as land and cross any obstacle that is no higher
than their air-cushion skirt. For game purposes, terrain has the
following effect on travel movement: Open: N Wood: N Swamp:
N Hill: N Mountain: N. They suffer no penalties for crossing
water.
Hovercraft do have some limitations. They cannot cross steep
terrain (such as ravines or gullies) or obstacles (such as boulders
or fences) more than a meter or so tall. They can push small
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trees and underbrush aside, but large, closely set trees will stop
them. The referee should designate the presence of any such
obstacles to hovercraft movement that may be present in a particular combat situation before the scenario begins.
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Howitzers
Soviet Fire Chart Data
Type
Rnd
Rng
Dam
Arm
KDR
Burst
IFR
Grenade Launchers
122mm
HE
300
x30C
x10
10
30
15000
ROF: 1
HEAT
300
x30C
5
20
15000
Mag: 1
WP
300
x15C
x10
-
35
15000
CHEM
300
x2C
x10
-
15
15000
-
x10C
x10
30
35
15000
1500
15000
Type
AGS-17
ROF: 5
Mag: 30
Rng
Rnd
HE
150
Dam
x8C
Arm
x10
KDR
2.5
Burst
5
IFR
1700
ICM
Type
Rnd
Rng
Dam
Arm
KDR
Burst
RPG-16
HEAT
150
x25C
—
5
10
300
HE
300
x40C
x10
15
40
18500
ROF: 1
HEAT
350
x10
-
5
10
18500
Mag: (2)
WP
300
x15C
x10
-
45
18500
CHEM
300
•2C
x10
25
18500
x10C
x10
60
18500
152mm
Rocket Launchers
ILLUM
ROF: 1
Mag: (2)
-
ICM
ILLUM
Antitank Missiles
155mm
Type
ROF
Mag
AT-4
AT-5
AT-8
1
1
1
(3)
(2)
(2)
Rng
Dam
2000 x30C
3500 x35C
8000 x60C
Arm
KDR
Burst
-
5
5
10
10
10
15
Rnd
Rng
Dam
Arm
KDR
Burst
23mm
API
HE
250
250
x4
x4C
—
—
_
x10
2.5
5
ROF: 5
Mag: 33
57mm S-60
ROF: 4
Mag: 4
73mm
ROF: 3
Mag: 1
API
HE
APFSDS
APHE
HE
HE
HEAT
APFSDS
HEAT
HE
120mm G
ROF: 1
Mag: 1
HEAT
APFSDS
125mm
ROF: 1
Mag: (2)
HE
203mm
ROF: 1
Mag: (3)
x40C
350
x35C
Mag: (2)
CHEM
350
x2C
x10
15
40
24000
10
30
24000
25
24000
x10
2000 24000
250
250
_
x6
x6C
IFR
X10
2.5
Type
Rnd
Rng
Dam
Arm
KDR
Burst
IFR
82mm
HE
200
x25C
x10
5
30
3000
ROF: 5
HEDP
200
x25C
x2
2.5
15
3000
Mag: 5
WP
200
x15C
x10
-
20
3000
ILLUM
200
1000
3000
5
500
400
350
x8C
1/2
-
—
_
x16C
10
5
15
x 17
x 10
5
15
—
2
10
5
-
20
10
-
21000
21000
21000
21000
250
250
x20C
15C
-
250
250
250
300
x30C
x15
x15C
x 10
400
300
400
x25
-
—
.
x20C
x30C
x 10
5
15
10
25
½
-
-
HE
ROF: 1
WP
Mag: 1
ILLUM
CHEM
x35C
x10
10
45
5700
x15C
x10
-
40
5700
-
1500
5700
-
x1C
x10
-
15
5700
Artillery Rockets
APC
130mm
ROF: 1
Mag: (2)
350
HEAT
120mm
100mm D-10 HE
ROF: 1
HEAT
Mag: (2)
APHE
115 U5TS
ROF: 1
Mag: (2)
HE
ROF: 1
Mortars
Type
30mm
2000 18500
ILLUM
Large Caliber Guns
ROF: 5
Mag: 33
50
300
HE
HEAT
APFSDS
APFSDSDU
HEAT
HE
APFSDS
CHEM
HE
x7C
x20
400
550
500
x30C
400
400
500
500
x30C
x30C
500
500
550
500
—
x35
x35C
x35
x35
x30
x35C
x10
5
15
20
-
x10
1/1
10
5
-
30
20
-
—
5
15
-
25
30
20
x10
-
x25
x2C
x10
x40
x5
40
_
—
-
25
60
Type
Rnd
Rng
Dam
Arm
KDR
Burst
IFR
122mm Bm21
HE
—
x30C
x10
10
30
20000
CHEM
-
x2C
MO
-
15
20000
15
40
10600
15
10600
ROF: 40
Mag: (60)
140mm Bm14
x35C
x10
CHEM
-
x2C
x10
HE
-
x40C
x10
30
60
35000
•
x2C
x10
-
30
35000
Rng
HE
ROF: 16
Mag: (36)
220mm Bm27
ROF: 16
CHEM
Mag: (36)
—
27000
Antiaircraft Missiles
Type
Rof
Dam
Arm
KDR
Burst
27000
SA-7
1
½
4000 x10C
x 10
-
5
30000
SA-14
1
½
6000 x10C
x 10
SA-9
4
4
3000
SA-13
2
4
10000 x20
-
Mag
x15
5
x5
-
5
x5
2.5
15
Game Designers' Workshop
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Additions to the Vehicle Damage Location List
Unarmored Cargo Vehicles
ZIL-135
Per unarmored cargo listing, referee's
charts.
URAL-375
Per unarmored cargo listing, referee's
charts.
PTS-M
Per unarmored cargo listing, referee's
charts, except the PTS-M is a tracked
vehicle. The damage multiplier remains
10 but hits that would miss a wheeled
vehicle will hit the PTS-M.
Armored Personnel Carriers
MTLB
R: LH(25),G(25),HB{10) G,C,A,P,S
L: LH(25),G(25),HB(10) D,C,E,F,P,S
L&C: TF,TB
Miss
R: TF(15),TS(15),TB(15) W,G
D,C,R,E
F: HS(10)
C: HS(10)
E,F,S,P
B: (10)
F,S,P
D,C,R,E
FD(10)
TD(10)
E,F,S,P
RD(10)
F,S,P
BMD WEAPONS CARRIER
R: LH(30),G(40),HB(15) E,A,P,F
L: LH(30),G(40),HB(15) D,C,R,A,P,F
R: TF(0),TB(0)
Miss
C: TF(40),TB(20)
Miss
L: TF(0),TB(0)
Miss
TS: (20)
M,X,W,N,G
D,C,R,E
F: HS(15)
C: HS(15)
G,A,P,S
R: HS(15)
P,F
FD (10)
D,C,R,E
TD (10)
M,X,W,N,G,A
BD (10)
P,S,F
BMD B
R: LH(30),G(40),HB(15)
L: LH(30),G(40),HB(15)
R: TF(0),TB(0)
C: TF(40),TB(20)
L: TF(0),TB(0)
TS: (20)
F: HS(15)
C: HS(15)
R: HS(15)
FD (10)
TD (10)
BD (10)
E,A,P,F
D,C,R,A,P,F
Miss
M,X,W,N,G
Miss
M,X,W,N,G
D,C,R,E
G,A,P,S
P,F
D,C,R,E
M,X,W,N,G,A
P,S,F
BTR-80
R: LH(15),G(20),HB(20)
L: LH(15),G(20),HB(20)
R&L: TF,TB
C: TS(20),TF(20),TB(20)
F: HS(20)
C: HS(20)
B: HS(20)
FD(15)
TD(15)
RD(15)
C,S,P,E,F
D,R,S,P,E,F
Miss
X,W,G
D,R,C
P,G,S
F,E
D,C,R
X,W,G
P,F,S,E
Light Combat Vehicles
BRDM-2
R: LH(20),G(20),HB(15) C,R,P,S,E,F
L: LH(20),G(20),HB(15) D,G,S,E,F
R&L: TF(15),TB(15)
W,G
C: TS(15),TF(15),TB(15) X,W,N,G
F: HS(15)
D,C,R
C: (15)
P,G,S
F,E
B: (15)
D,C,R
FD(15)
X,W,N,G,P
TD(15)
S,F,E
BD(15)
SO-120 (BMD CHASSIS)
R: LH(30),G(40),HB(15) E,A,P,F
L: LH(30),G(40),HB(15) D,C,R,A,P,F
R: TF(40),TB(20)
W,N,G
C: TF(40),TB(20)
M,X,W,N,G
L: TF(40),TB(20)
W,N,G
TS(20)
M,X,W,N,G
F: HS(15)
D,C,R,E
C: HS(15)
G,A,P,S
R: HS(15)
P,F
D,C,R,E
FD(10)
M,X,W,N,G,A
TD(10)
P,S,F
BD(10)
SO-120 (BMP CHASSIS)
R: LH(50),G(50),HB(20) E,A,P,F
L: LH(50),G(50),HB(20) D,C,R,A,P,F
R: TF(40),TB(20)
W,N,G
C: TF(40),TB(20)
M,X,W,N,G
L: TF(40),TB(20)
W,N,G
TS(20)
M,X,W,N,G
D,C,R,E
F: HS(15)
C: HS(15)
G,A,P,S
R: HS(15)
P,F
D,C,R,E
FD(10)
TD(10)
M,X,W,N,G,A
BD(10)
P,S,F
BMP AUTOMORTAR
R: LH(50),G(50),HB(20)
L: LH(50),G(50),HB(20)
R: TF, TB
C: TF,TB
L: TF,TB
TS (20)
F: HS(15)
C: HS(15)
R: HS(15)
FD (10)
TD (10)
BD (10)
BT-76, BT-57
R: LH(40),G(60),HB(20)
L: LH(40),G(60),HB(20)
R: TF,TB
C: TF(60), TB(20)
L: TF,TB
TS: (20)
F: HS(20)
C: HS(20)
R: HS(20)
FD (10)
TD (10)
BD (10)
TAB-90
R: LH(20),G(25),HB(20)
L: LH(20),G(25),HB(20)
R&L: TF(20),TB(20)
C: TS(20),TF(20),TB(20)
F: HS(20)
C: HS(20)
B: HS(20)
FD(15)
TD(15)
RD(15)
E,A,P,F
D,C,R,A,P,F
Miss
Miss
*
Miss
M,X,W,N,G
D,C,R,E
G,A,P,S
P,F
D,C,R,E
M,X,W,N,G,A
P,S,F
E,AP,F
D,C,R,A,P,F
Miss
M,X,W,N,G
Miss
M,X,W,N,G
D,C,R,E
G,A,S
F,A
D,C,R,E
M,X,W,N,G,A
S,F
C,S,P,E,F
D,R,S,P,E,F
X,W,G
X,W,G
D,R,C
P,G,S
F,E
D,C,R
X,W,G
P,F,S,E
Main Battle Tanks
T-64
R: LH(120),G(350),HB(50) D,C,R,S,A,E,F
L: LH(120),G(350),HB(50) D,G,S,A,E,F
R: TF(250),TB-R(90)
C,R
X,W,N,A
C: TF(250),TB(90)
L: TF(250),TB(90)
G
L,C,G,W,A,X
TS(90)
F: HS(70)
D,R
C: HS(70)
L,G,S
B: (70)
E,F
FD(20)
D,R
TD(20)
X,W,C,G,L,N,S,A
F,E,A
RD(20)
Soviet Army Vehicle Guide
T-80 (NEW)
R: LH(170),G(375),HB(50)
L: LH(170),G(375),HB(50)
R: TF(270),TB-R(90)
C: TF(270),TB(90)
L: TF(270),TB(90)
TS(95)
F: HS(75)
C: HS(75)
B: (75)
FD(20)
TD(20)
RD(20)
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T-55
R: LH(100),G(300),HB(50)
D,C,R,S,A,E,F
L: LH(100),G(300),HB(50)
D,G,S,A,E,F
R: TF(170),TB(80)
C,R
C: TF(170),TB(80)
X,W,N,A
L: TF(170),TB(80)
G
TS: (80)
G,W,N,C,X
F: HS(60)
D,R,A
C: HS(60)
G,A,S
R: HS(60)
F,E
FD (20)
D,A,R
TD (20)
X,W,N,C,G,L,S,A BD (20)
D,R,G,E,F
D,L,S,E,F
G,C,A
X,W,N,A
L,A
L,C,G,W,A,X
D,R
L,G,S
E,F
D,R
X,W,C,G,L,N,S,A
F,E,A
F,E
B: (80)
FD(25)
TD(25)
RD(25)
Self Propelled Artillery
SU-130
D,C,R,S,A,E,F
R: LH(125),G(400),HB(50) D,R,W,G,E,F
D,G,S,A,E,F
L: LH(125),G(400),HB(50) D,R,W,L,A,E,F
C,R
R: TF,TB
Miss
X,W,N,A
Miss
C: TF,TB
G
L: TF,TB
Miss
G,W,N,A,C,X TS
Miss
D,R,A
F: HS(60)
D,R,W
G,A,S
L,C,S
C: HS(60)
F,E
R: HS(60)
E,F
D,A,R
FD (20)
D,R
X,W,C,G,L,N,S,A
X,W,N,C,G,L,S,A TD (20)
F,E
BD (20)
F,E,A
M-81
R: LH(170),G(350),HB(50)
L: LH(170),G(350),HB(50)
R: TF(300),TB-R(85)
C: TF(300),TB(85)
L: TF(300),TB(85)
TS(85)
F: HS(60)
C: HS(60)
B: (60)
FD(20)
TD(20)
RD(20)
D,R,G,E,F
D,L,S,E,F
G,C,A
X,W,N,A
L,A
L,C,G,W,A,X
D,R
L,G,S
E,F
D,R
X,W,C,G,L,N,S,A
F,E,A
T-74
R: LH(250),G(400),HB(50)
L: LH(250),G(400),HB(50)
R: TF(320),TB-R(100)
C: TF(320),TB(100)
L: TF(320),TB(100)
TS(120)
F: HS(80)
C: HS(80)
T62
R: LH(100),G(350),HB(50)
L: LH(100),G(350),HB(50)
R: TF(200),TB(80)
C: TF(200),TB(80)
L: TF(200),TB(80)
TS: (80)
F: HS(60)
C: HS(60)
R: HS(60)
FD (20)
TD (20)
BD (20)
D,R,G,E,F
D,L,S,E,F
G,C,A
X,W,N,A
L,A
L,C,G,W,A,X
D,R
L,G,S
E,F
D,R
X,W,C,G,L,N,S,A
F,E,A
SA-13
R: LH(25),G(25),HB(10)
L: LH(25),G(25),HB(10)
L&C: TF(0),TB(0)
R: TF(15),TS(15),TB(15)
F: HS(10)
C: HS(10)
B: (10)
FD(10)
TD(10)
RD(10)
SAU-203
R: LH(25),G(25),HB(10)
L: LH(25),G(25),HB(10)
L&C: TF,TB
R: TF(15),TS(15),TB(15)
F: HS(10)
C: HS(10)
B: (10)
FD(10)
TD(10)
RD(10)
G,C,A,P,S
D,C,E,F,P,S
W
G
D,C,R,E
E,F,S,P
F,S,P
D,C,R,E
E,F,S,P
F,S,P
c,s
D,E,F
W
G
E,F
E,F,S,P
F,S,P
R,E
E,F,S,P
F,S,P
Engineering Vehicles & Hovercraft
MTU-20
R: LH(100),G(300),HB(50) D,R,G,E,F
L: LH(100),G(300),HB(50) D,L,S,E,F
*
R: TF(0),TB-R(0)
*
C: TF(0),TB(0)
*
L: TF(0),TB(0)
TS(0)
Miss
F: HS(60)
D,R
C: HS(60)
L,G,S
B: (60)
E,F
FD(20)
*(D,R)
TD(20)
*(X,W,C,G,L,N,S,A)
RD(20)
F,E,A
* Any turret or deck hits are taken in
the bridge, which has a damage
multiplier of x 50. If the bridge has
been deployed, turret hits count as
misses, and deck hits use parenthetical
ratings.
KVP-92 (ALL VERSIONS)
R: LH(30),G(40),HB(0) A,P,E,F
L: LH(30),G(40),HB(0) D,C,R,A,P,F,E
R&L: TB,TF
Miss
M,W,N,A,L
C: TF(50),TB(20)
M,W,N,A,X,L
TS(40)
D,R
F: HS(20)
C,G,A,P,S
C: HS(20)
E,F
R: HS(20)
FD (10)
D,R
M,W,N,C,G,L,P,STD (10)
,A
F,E
BD (20)
Treat all turret hits on the KVP-92z
as gun hits. Any gun hit destroys the
weapon. The damage multiplier for a
hovercraft suspension hit is x 20. A
hovercraft counts as a tracked vehicle
on the vehicle hit location chart.
KVP-121
Per unarmored cargo listing, referee's
charts. Suspension hits are taken in the
air cushion skirts (small arms fire has
no effect on the KVP-121's suspension, since it takes an almost infinite
number of hits to cause significant air
leakage). Because of the size of the
vehicle's cargo bay, the referee will
need to bear in mind the exact arrangement of any vehicles or personnel carried by the KVP-121.