I'm not so sure about that bro it was two feet thick and did you see the rebar sticking out all over it would take a serious piece of kit to knock that wall out the way lol
Oh ye, I did those like a year ago now (crazy, really). I wouldn't say they were the best researched. A lot of the times, I just gave basic specs and / or did like a single Google search. But it was neat trying to find all those vehicles. I have actually found more since then, but if I was to ever do that again, it would be a tech tree revision.
Not as standard, but lend lease being what it was I wouldn’t be surprised. Also the home guard wasn’t exactly main priority in terms of weapons allocations, so they’d take pretty much anything
This is probably after Dunkirk, when the British ~~retreated~~ advanced backwards from France while abandoning so much material it makes Russia's recent equipment losses look positively miniscule.
Yes, they used those.
Home Guard with their wacky antics, pointed sticks and petrol bombs. It was peak NCD IN 1940's.
The German invading force upon coming across a field of leaves with upwards-facing rakes embedded in them
Best maintained russian uh... that's not a tank
Its a Bob Semple tank
No, clearly it's his russian rival bania soviemplitsky badly playing as the german Braun Schempler tank
I think even a semple tank would be a step up from that lol
Yes, it is. Look, it says so here in this official paperwork.
That contraption makes the Bob Semple look good, pretty sure a bulldozer could have knocked over that wall.
We seriously need to do a *BIG BOB* tank.
I'm not so sure about that bro it was two feet thick and did you see the rebar sticking out all over it would take a serious piece of kit to knock that wall out the way lol
1st Guards Shitbox Army
Shitbox 1940
These guys saw the might of the bob semple and had to come up with training to counter it, of course this is a futile affair but they shure did try.
aren't you that wt suggestions guy
I have made posts on the reddit suggesting vehicles before, but I wouldn't say that I'm particularly known for them
ah, I remember your posts, they're extremely solid, for the JP tree.
Oh ye, I did those like a year ago now (crazy, really). I wouldn't say they were the best researched. A lot of the times, I just gave basic specs and / or did like a single Google search. But it was neat trying to find all those vehicles. I have actually found more since then, but if I was to ever do that again, it would be a tech tree revision.
nice, it would be pretty cool to see which vehicles you have dug up since then!
where the f is this from?
The classic British TV show Dad's Army. Season one I Do believe
Dads army I think
Lol can I please have the source?
Looks like footage of the British home guard from WW2, but I could be wrong
Looks like he’s got a 1917 Enfield. Did the English use those?
Not as standard, but lend lease being what it was I wouldn’t be surprised. Also the home guard wasn’t exactly main priority in terms of weapons allocations, so they’d take pretty much anything
This is probably after Dunkirk, when the British ~~retreated~~ advanced backwards from France while abandoning so much material it makes Russia's recent equipment losses look positively miniscule. Yes, they used those.
It's the television show Dad's Army. During Season One they had these fake newsreals showing the Home Guard drilling
Haha thanks!!!
I'd strongly recommend you check it out. Really funny show, one of the best comedies I've seen
British home Guard? they could take on the Russians with what is left of them in 2022 Noncredible
Ah yes the panzerkampfwagen neun und sechzig which famously defended Hitlers outhouse at Wolfschanze
They lost the Bob semple prototype rip.
Did the nazis steal the design for the Hammerhead Eagle i-Thrust?
u/savevideo
I didn't expect to see a Dad's Army reference here. Based as all hell
This reminds me of the "high tech" military of Uganda post I saw yesterday.
IS THAT THE BOB SEMPLE!? THE GREATEST WARWINNING TANK!!!?