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Infantrywise, ANZAC gets CQC machine guns with it's line infantry, SASR Elite troops and some shitty Milan teams, but beyond that Canada can do everything they can, and they have Highlanders, Eryx teams and IFVs on top of that.Too bad they haven't got SEAD unlike the Canadians, meaning all those nice little airplanes got eaten by Tunguskas. ANZAC has better ground attack options, from ATGM planes to decent napalm bomber to the infamous nuke-bomber.Scorpion 90s are fairly nice, but that's just about the only thing they've got going for them Canada has comparable selection to the AS1s in addition to a decent medium tank (Mexas) and super-heavy (Chimera) that the Aussies lack.Canda can at least pretend it has a helicopter selection. If you have a problem, a question or a suggestion, you can join us via chat. To find out more about a certain wargame, just visit its page linked from the menu on the left. The sheer terribleness of the helicopter section is only exceeded by the Norwegians on the account of the latter not having any. The wargames offered by the OverTheWire community can help you to learn and practice security concepts in the form of fun-filled games.At least Canada had ADATS and Centurion Marksmen. My air defense consists of RBS-70 and Tracked Rapier.Ever wondered what would happen if you put a 76mm naval. *Sigh*Ĭanada was pretty challenging with it's differences from my usual Coalition lineups, but units like Chimera or ADATS were kinda fun with their quirks. meaning that even when turned on it is completely immune to SEAD aircraft. If only we'd had another prototype of it on a tracked chassis. It's basically a Bofors 40/70 on steroids. It's meant as a tool for quick worldbuilding map creation- be it for tabletop RPG games (like D&D) and game masters, as inspiration for more detailed maps for artists, or just for fun.

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One prototype of the land based version was made, and was fielded in the Swedish Army in the air defense scheme for Bofors factories (allegedly, the guns designer was one of the operators assigned to man it in wartime). This is a free procedural world map generator, used for generating a pixel-art world and populating it with different areas / civilizations, one pixel at a time.

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The naval version was the 28 ton (a full turret adds weight) 120 mm L/46 TAK120, but aside from being in a full turret was basically the same gun - though they apparently used smaller magazines to get more space in the turret. Testing the prototype proved it was inferior at dealing with modern aircraft compared to SAM, which were to expensive to buy, so the gun never entered production, though the prototype remained in use for the defense of Bofors facilities.Ģ3 tons without ammo, 52 rounds in gun and magazines, each complete round was 35 kg, rof: 70-80 rpm, 800 m/sec muzzle velocity, shells fired reached 5000 meter altitude in 8 seconds, 18 500 meter range. Wargame: AirLand Battle is a real-time strategy video game developed by Eugen Systems and published by Focus Home Interactive, released on May 29, 2013. In the late '40's/early 1950's, Bofors made a prototype for a towed 120 mm Anti-Aircraft Autocannon for use on land, the design of which was later (1960's) repurposed into a naval anti-aircraft/dual purpose gun. 76 mm naval gun repurposed to land based AA?