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Love the screenies sans pro mask. Very nice, also representing the 187th infantry regiment also.....very very cool.

Not to go off topic here. But why is it the Army is still carrying around there Pro Masks when the Marines are nowhere to be seen. Wonder if it would be possible to get a reworked model for the Army. The mod looks good by the way.

Welcome aboard.

It had crossed my mind a couple times a day.

Hey Sixxkiller, nice sales pitch.

whine, whine, whine, cry, cry, cry,. Alright, now that that business is out of the way, give us some brit module screenshots already. By the way, keep doing what your doing BFC, you'll get my money. Bwahahahahahahahahaha...................Bwahahahahahahahahahahahahahahaha.........

They both look like a bread box. Mmmmmm........sourdough.

Medium. That way you should only lose around a quarter of your ammunition and have a fair shot at taking out the tank.

Hey webwing thanks for the update. Is there a chance we might be seeing some squaddies say maybe by the end of next week? If you know anyways.

Add Chocolat Mousse and BFC will have my money. By the way I think Val Kilmer may be a little too old to reprise his role in the upcoming title from Battle Front.

Hey GSX, did you try to highlight the last waypoint for the tank and have it at least area fire the building?

Thanks boss, I would but I have very little time to fool around today and tomorrow as I will probably be inebriated here within the next couple of hours and I'll be shaking it off tomorrow and maybe the day after. Thanks in advance again. p.s. I only ask to see if the Marines take advantage of the slightly better accuracy at range with the good ol tried and true M-16A4.

Hey Dietrich, can you test out and post the Marine squads as well?

Yes Pvt. Ryan but think about the kids. Either way is effective, blowing a hole in the wall is the safest way to go as there's less chance of being spotted.

1.) If i really like the Scenario I will play it as often as I feel. I give most scenarios at least two shots however. 2.) Yes. 3.)Yes. Wouldn't want to know exactly what the AI is doing everytime I play. 4.) Blue vs. Red. Some H2H

This was a QB?

Right, the thing about modern attack helicopters is they don't have to loiter in the immediate area to provide fire for the men on the ground. The Apache has a very powerful sensor suite mounted right in the nose that would allow it to stand off several kilometers and deliver it's payloads.

Interesting question Sivodsi. I'll give it a go, never really thought about it.

"Nobody's looking over your shoulder and grading you." Speak for your self Steve. Rafik I'll be expecting your post battle report on my desk no later than 0900 tomorrow morning.

Right like when route tampa is black and you really need to execute that pesky raid.

That's one of the most jacked up posts I've read in a while .

No. We have a whole division(101st Airborne) designated as an air assault division. That's right around twenty thousand soldiers for airlift. Four combat brigades with three infantry battalions and artillery battalion and if I'm not mistaken a special troops battalion. Regular infantrymen are transported quite regularly in helicopters. I hope this clears things up a bit. Sorry if my last post was confusing.

I want to use my squadies to blast syrian uncons into paradise. I'm there with you Waycool. Steve and company said that they were going to try and push it out for xmas but that was an extremely optimistic timeline for them. Then they gave us late January so my guess is we should be seeing some info coming in here shortly. Inshallah(however you spell it),

Very rarely. It's all in the name. Transport helicopter. In the modern battlefield a transport helicopter flying low over a battlefield would be easy meat for anybody with a decent weapon standing around. Troops are regularly Air Assaulted in Iraq as a means of transportation(or were anyways). You would obviously never purposely land a bunch of infantrymen, sf, etc etc under fire. Bad juju. To think of men being ferried around the battlefield in a set piece engagement you need look no further than desert storm where the largest ever air assault mission was flown. To make a long story short, the strategic and tactical circumstances would have to be taken into account before proceeding with anykind of "airmobile" operation.

Al Huqf is a good scenario to train yourself on. Small, easily managed for a beginner.