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Chrisl, Thank you for the insight. I was wondering how the Germans used it in combat without having the ability to aim, I guess they did. It worked very well in CM against my infantry. Does anyone know how well it worked in WWII? I will check the thread in the morining as work awaites me. Good night to all and thanks for the replies.

Chrisl, Thanks for the insight. I was really curious as to how it could be effective in combat without a manner of aiming. It seems to work well in CM as an anti-personal device. Does anyone know how accurate it was in WWII? Was it employed extensively? I will check the thread in the morning because work waits for no man. Good night to all and thank you for your replies.

It's a shame it can't differentiate a good guy from a bad one I guess it was just pule the trigger and hope you get someone.

ACTOR, Is there a way to direct the fire. I.E. Does the mortar go to the left, right, front, or back. Or is it just discharged into the air and let shrapnel and fire come down on all?(Dare I say even friendlies)

I think you are right that they don't aim, so how do they hit anything? Is it just a weapon of chance? Just Curious.

I was wondering how the StuG's aim their anti-personal mortars? I had one throw one out at my infantry in the woods and knock out 3 men. (I apologize if I am not more specific but I am away from home and have no refrences in front of me).

No one wants to do mods for small arms?

Has anyone thought of doing mods for the panzershrek, bazooka, or mortars? I think it would be cooler than having just a basic brown or green.

I must admit, that is impressive

For those interested, I destroyed a sherman using an 81mm artillery call on a TRP (well it was a lucky hit The tank exploded with a "top penetration, weak spot" message.

talk about off the mark

I am glad to see kwazydog and Madmatt out in the field. They have made so many great contributions and I hope they can make a great game even better. Thanks!

Madmatt, you have a great sense of humor! I appreciate your quips and replys. Keep up the good work at the sight and thankyou for the prompt email response.