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Haha that is actually from the american M60 (for representation - its the same in the T-64/72/80 series).
Actual T-72/90:

 
The seating is a little better in the T series (left )than in an M60 (right):
 

First they laugh at you  
Then they curse you 
And finally they see that Bradlies are ugly overpowered. 
 
 
 

If we have these big obstacle belts, then we can also have proper mine clearing vehicles as well, like the Soviet UR-77 Meteorit.

That's spicy. I want a taste.

Krasnovia (NTC), armor providing overwatch while engineers conduct a breach operation on an OPFOR obstacle belt. 




Used @Vein modified by @Mord forensic hit decals during the AAR following the breach operation. 
The four hit decals are color coded: Dark Blue = Penetration (high cal ammo up to tank shells), Dark Red = Heat Penetrations, Light Blue = Ricochet (high cal ammo up to tank shells), Light Red= Heat Ricochet etc.)

If we have these big obstacle belts, then we can also have proper mine clearing vehicles as well, like the Soviet UR-77 Meteorit.

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You can see a video of a knocked out BMD-2 at Kramatorsk below. 
Not knoked out. BMD-2 №768 was broken near Serhiivka village near Kramatorsk during the movement and abandonet by crew. To avoid it capturing, pro-Ukrainain inhabitants of the village guarded it all night with hunter rifles. Next day the helicopter with militaries arrived, but after short investigation turned out there is not possible to repair it just on the place - I don't know why it didn't evacuate by the BREM or heavy tractor at least, but there was assumed decision to disable BMD completely. Further locals partilaly disassembled it on the metal. After this territory passed under firm control of Ukraine the hull of this BMD (already without turret, tracks and wheels) was at last evacuated.
 
The Ukraine an light armor and artillery beat back a counter-attack by the Berkut, killing one, and chased the separatist fighters into the village and back out again, leading the remaining separatist militia to flee for the hills. An allied separatist platoon, issued a faulty map, blundered into the path of the Ukrainian armor and suffered losses.
Subsequently, a Ukrainian armored column of the 3rd Company under Capt. Kazak attempted to break out of the village — but had the misfortune of encountering a rebel tank as they advanced.
 
Author of the article confused two different episodes. First took place in Orlovo-Ivanivka village on 1st Aug and the engaging of column with a tank was earlier, on 31st of July directly in Shakhtarsk town.
Units of 25th brigade hadn't the task to capture the town, but only to show the intention of assault in order to distract as many enemy troops as posible and clear the way for raid group of 95th airmobile brigade which should launch own advance to the border from the back of 25th brigade positions in order to unblock units of Sector D, trapped there.  
 
Some of the crews were part of Cossack mercenary companies with combat experience in Chechnya. One of the new BMD-2s, serial number 275, was later captured by Ukrainian forces at Lutuhyne — near Luhansk — on Aug. 20, withOne documentation onboard showing it came from a company of the 76th Guards Airborne Division stationed in Pskov, Russia. 
This happened during the battle for Georgiivla, not in Lutuhine. And crews like and vehicles were not cossacks, but of 76th VDV division too
 

CMBS has RPO-A "Shmel' ", it is not the same the RPO "Rys' " and out of CMCW timeline. RPO-A was in experimental use in Afganistan since 1984 and was adopted in 1988. 
This is RPO, 1975. It contains of two parts - the launcher with bipod (also shoulder launch possible) and the container with thermobaric rocket, attaching from the back of launcher. Caliber 110 mm, effective range - 190 m, maximum range - 400 m, 1,44 m length, 12,6 kg weight 
 
This is RPO-A, 1984-88. More compact and lighter launcher which already contains the rocket. Only shoulder launch. Caliber 93 mm, effective range 600 m, maximum range 1000 m, 0,92 m lenght, 11 kg weight

 
 

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Strong boys

Considering there are a number of bugfixes waiting on the CMCW patch (e.g. M113 .50 cals being able to see through smoke), is there any chance of releasing the patch without PBEM++?

More accurately, this is a weapon of flamethrower company from the composition of separate NBC-protection battalion of motor-rifle division. Depending of tasks flamethrower squads or even platoons can be attached to motor-rifle battalions, which could have assault tasks. I suppose, there is no problem to include RPO in the next module

Yeah I also use my imagination.
Like when half of my infantry squad killed themselves with an rpg grenade because a destroyed tank happened to be just in front of them and this game doesn't calculate that into the line of fire and also doesn't simulate arming distances.
I just tell myself, yes they were killed because...it was a faulty rpg and a round detonated prematurely.
With imagination, you can turn any game into a good game 😂

LoL

Yeah I also use my imagination.
Like when half of my infantry squad killed themselves with an rpg grenade because a destroyed tank happened to be just in front of them and this game doesn't calculate that into the line of fire and also doesn't simulate arming distances.
I just tell myself, yes they were killed because...it was a faulty rpg and a round detonated prematurely.
With imagination, you can turn any game into a good game 😂

Yeah I also use my imagination.
Like when half of my infantry squad killed themselves with an rpg grenade because a destroyed tank happened to be just in front of them and this game doesn't calculate that into the line of fire and also doesn't simulate arming distances.
I just tell myself, yes they were killed because...it was a faulty rpg and a round detonated prematurely.
With imagination, you can turn any game into a good game 😂

Okay, so what happened.
He was able to hit the Bradley with his 11th shot. That's right, *eleventh* shot. All 10 grenades fired before that missed. No incoming fire, no harassment at all. There's your regular Russian soldier.

Okay, so what happened.
He was able to hit the Bradley with his 11th shot. That's right, *eleventh* shot. All 10 grenades fired before that missed. No incoming fire, no harassment at all. There's your regular Russian soldier.

Okay, so what happened.
He was able to hit the Bradley with his 11th shot. That's right, *eleventh* shot. All 10 grenades fired before that missed. No incoming fire, no harassment at all. There's your regular Russian soldier.

Okay, so what happened.
He was able to hit the Bradley with his 11th shot. That's right, *eleventh* shot. All 10 grenades fired before that missed. No incoming fire, no harassment at all. There's your regular Russian soldier.

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Oh well. IMHO it is very badly simulated, but this is just me.

Then you make the same mistake like they did in WW1. 

LOL not just, spotting is beyond parody sometimes. 
I saw tanks virtually driving around invisible vehicles on the road that blocked the road but they couldn't see.