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LAW's

Posted: 2006-01-03 10:14
by Hitperson
Can we add these to a LAW class so we can take out technicals with one shot but it takes 6 to take out a tank. this could replace an unwanted catagory/a catagory that doesn't feature in the map.

Posted: 2006-01-03 10:22
by dawdler
What's "technicals"?

Posted: 2006-01-03 10:27
by Cerberus
Pickup trucks with a mounted gun.

Posted: 2006-01-03 10:39
by dawdler
Cerberus wrote:Pickup trucks with a mounted gun.
Then it would have been easier to simply say "jeeps" ;)

Posted: 2006-01-03 10:53
by Hitperson
why seein as that is an american general perpose 4x4 or GP hence jeep.

Posted: 2006-01-03 11:36
by JellyBelly
Technicals are improvised, low tech vehicles. Jeep in the military term usualy refers to perpose built, specialised vehicles. ;-)

Posted: 2006-01-03 11:38
by Hitperson
any way to topic please

Posted: 2006-01-03 14:33
by JellyBelly
One thing to take intom consideration would be that the LAW 94mm.
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Is currently being replaced by the NLAW
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Which is a joint venture between SAAB Bofors Dynamics of Sweden and Thales Air Defence Ltd of the UK.

Posted: 2006-01-03 17:21
by Tom#13
looks good but which armys use it

Posted: 2006-01-03 17:37
by dawdler
Tom#13 wrote:looks good but which armys use it
British and swedish armies I think.

Got to use the correct swedish designation though: "Robot 57"

SWEDISH IMAGINATION PWNS JOO!!!!!!!

Posted: 2006-01-03 17:47
by Tom#13
Oh, yes just looked it up. I would definately like to see it in, is the MILAN going in as well?
By the way this is my 300th post as well, and once i click post ima a gunnery sargeant

Posted: 2006-01-03 17:51
by Evilhomer
Congrats!
yup milan is being skinned right now! So i would imaginge it would make a visit!

Posted: 2006-01-03 17:58
by Tom#13
Really?, In that case, YES!!!!!! COME ON!!. sorry i just really like the MILAN

Posted: 2006-01-03 19:35
by Eddie Baker
Hitperson wrote:Can we add these to a LAW class so we can take out technicals with one shot but it takes 6 to take out a tank. this could replace an unwanted catagory/a catagory that doesn't feature in the map.
Single shot, disposable light anti-armor weapons are not the weapons of a dedicated, "full-time" anti-tank gunner. They are issued at the rifle squad/section level to provide some measure against an armored threat (usually fired in volleys from multiple positions) or hardened target. A few riflemen in each squad/section may carry one with their primary weapon and basic load. In PR, the rifleman class will have a single-use LAW (of a type appropriate to whatever faction) as a secondary weapon option or random kit item. :)

Right now the NLAW is still in low-rate production and being phased in pretty slowly, so the UK has the L142 Interim Light Anti-Tank Weapon (ILAW), which is an AT-4 (Confined Space), supplementing or replacing the heavy LAW-80/94mm in Afghanistan and Iraq.

Posted: 2006-01-03 20:51
by Gaz
erm, the MILAN is being replaced as we speak by Javelin AT system as the British main mobile AT capability. I know this because my unit is making the transition from Recce to AT. 16 Air Assault instructors are receiving training in December 05 - May 06, with the first British front line units taking delivery of the Jav. systems in June. The training however, will take about a year to ensure everyone's compliant with the weapons system. I am due to go over to England to do some training course on it,along with the Platoon Cmdr, and Firing Post Sgt's so we can come back and train our Platoon.

EDIT: *grins at the sight of top-splash AT missile. Like a can of beans...*

Posted: 2006-01-03 21:16
by Tom#13
i thought so, i was a little surprised wheni heard it was going to be put in. still id be just as happy with the javelin

Posted: 2006-01-03 21:19
by Hitperson
i mwould like somthing smaller like the LAW 72.

Posted: 2006-01-04 11:13
by JellyBelly
Javelin would be so god damn sexy. Death from above.

Posted: 2006-01-04 12:50
by Evilhomer
We placed the milan in as right now the javelin has only been started to be phased in during the summer of 05. there is a high possibility that the javelin will be coded in, but probably when it becomes more readily avaliable to the British Army.