SmokeScreen
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Maxthered
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SmokeScreen
I was playing on EJOD Desert and my team and I were using smoke grenades to advance through the desert, and I thought what if the commander had the ability to place a smoke screen on the battlefield so the troops could advance to the next objective. What do you guys think about it?
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A-10Warthog
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i like this idea but what if it was mounted on the back of a humvee? like this
http://www.fas.org/man/dod-101/sys/land/m1059.htm
(the humvee pics not the apc)
and for the lazy ones heres a little info
CAPABILITIES:
Produces 90 minutes of mobile, visual obscuration without refueling
One platoon (6 systems) can screen a 1 km x 5 km area
Uses any standard Army fuel (including diesel, JP4, JP8, MOGAS)
Can operate -25°F to 120°F at altitudes up to 8,000 ft.
Description
The M157A2 Smoke Generator Set (SGS) and M1059/M1059A3 Smoke Generator Carrier (SGC) produce large area visual smoke screens on the move. The M157A2 and M1059/M1059A3 use dual pulse jet engines, operating on standard Army fuels, to produce large white clouds of fog oil vapor which defeat visual-range observation and tracking methods, including lasers. The M157A2 and M1059/M1059A3 consist of 5 major components: Two (2) M54A2 Smoke Generators, an Air Compressor Assembly, a 120 Gallon Fog Oil Tank, a Fog Oil Pump Assembly, and a Control Panel. When mounted on an M1037/M1097 HMMWV with the M284A1 Mounting Kit, these components comprise the M157A2 SGS. When mounted on the M1059/M1059A3, variants of the M113A2/M113A3 Armored Personnel Carrier, these components comprise the M1059/M1059A3 SGC.
The M54A2 is a pulse jet engine which burns any mid-viscosity fuel (diesel, JP4, JP8, etc.) to vaporize fog oil which recondenses in the atmosphere to produce a thick, white cloud which provides visible obscuration. Each M54A2 is capable of vaporizing 40 gallons of fog oil in a one hour mission.
it would be a great thing to use in the field to do things like cover a flag while capping, retreat, and invading citys/desert and stuff like that
is it possible to do?
http://www.fas.org/man/dod-101/sys/land/m1059.htm
(the humvee pics not the apc)
and for the lazy ones heres a little info
CAPABILITIES:
Produces 90 minutes of mobile, visual obscuration without refueling
One platoon (6 systems) can screen a 1 km x 5 km area
Uses any standard Army fuel (including diesel, JP4, JP8, MOGAS)
Can operate -25°F to 120°F at altitudes up to 8,000 ft.
Description
The M157A2 Smoke Generator Set (SGS) and M1059/M1059A3 Smoke Generator Carrier (SGC) produce large area visual smoke screens on the move. The M157A2 and M1059/M1059A3 use dual pulse jet engines, operating on standard Army fuels, to produce large white clouds of fog oil vapor which defeat visual-range observation and tracking methods, including lasers. The M157A2 and M1059/M1059A3 consist of 5 major components: Two (2) M54A2 Smoke Generators, an Air Compressor Assembly, a 120 Gallon Fog Oil Tank, a Fog Oil Pump Assembly, and a Control Panel. When mounted on an M1037/M1097 HMMWV with the M284A1 Mounting Kit, these components comprise the M157A2 SGS. When mounted on the M1059/M1059A3, variants of the M113A2/M113A3 Armored Personnel Carrier, these components comprise the M1059/M1059A3 SGC.
The M54A2 is a pulse jet engine which burns any mid-viscosity fuel (diesel, JP4, JP8, etc.) to vaporize fog oil which recondenses in the atmosphere to produce a thick, white cloud which provides visible obscuration. Each M54A2 is capable of vaporizing 40 gallons of fog oil in a one hour mission.
it would be a great thing to use in the field to do things like cover a flag while capping, retreat, and invading citys/desert and stuff like that
is it possible to do?
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Gyberg
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tllB1HpJM2k watch it around six minutes and you'll see an armored vehicle use its smokegrenade launchers.... nothing like in game, that is a proper smoke screen produced in an instant!
In the video there is alot of other cool stuff such as AT4 impacts, 40mm autocannon etc etc...
In the video there is alot of other cool stuff such as AT4 impacts, 40mm autocannon etc etc...
Last edited by Gyberg on 2007-02-22 16:22, edited 1 time in total.
Anthony Lloyd, himself a former soldier in the British army and a Northern Ireland and Gulf War veteran:
"The men inside (the APC) might have been UN but they were playing by a completely different set of rules. They were Swedes; in terms of individual intelligence, integrity and single-mindedness I was to find them among the most impressive soldiers I had ever encountered. In Vares their moment had come."
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Red Halibut
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Actually, at 6:09 the cameraman says "Red Halibut is cool".Gyberg wrote:http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tllB1HpJM2k watch it around six minutes and you'll see an armored vehicle use its smokegrenade launchers.... nothing like in game, that is a proper smoke screen produced in an instant!
In the video there is alot of other cool stuff such as AT4 impacts, 40mm autocannon etc etc...
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Gyberg
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Hehehe, Actually he is saying: Dra åt helvete vad cool den där va!
Basicly means: F*** that was cool!
Basicly means: F*** that was cool!
Last edited by Gyberg on 2007-02-22 19:43, edited 1 time in total.
Anthony Lloyd, himself a former soldier in the British army and a Northern Ireland and Gulf War veteran:
"The men inside (the APC) might have been UN but they were playing by a completely different set of rules. They were Swedes; in terms of individual intelligence, integrity and single-mindedness I was to find them among the most impressive soldiers I had ever encountered. In Vares their moment had come."
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MrD
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squad needs a smoke barrage to get to a location across open ground, then they contact the commander, commander then tells all squads to smoke a certain location (we now have an xy grid for this!)

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Maxthered
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I just saw this on youtube and I thought that someone in the back of a humvee could use a item like this for the smokescreen.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qE6B_j3Qxv0
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qE6B_j3Qxv0
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Copperhead4985
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A-10Warthog
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Maxthered wrote:I just saw this on youtube and I thought that someone in the back of a humvee could use a item like this for the smokescreen.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qE6B_j3Qxv0
those are the smoke nade launchers on a tank.... not the same thing as a smoke screen humvee
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Gyberg
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once more, please check out this movie at 6 minutes, that is how the smoke launchers on APCs and tanks should work, smoke instantly no need to wait for it to build up.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tllB1HpJM2k
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tllB1HpJM2k
Anthony Lloyd, himself a former soldier in the British army and a Northern Ireland and Gulf War veteran:
"The men inside (the APC) might have been UN but they were playing by a completely different set of rules. They were Swedes; in terms of individual intelligence, integrity and single-mindedness I was to find them among the most impressive soldiers I had ever encountered. In Vares their moment had come."

