...l. The armament of the Hellcat allows engaging many ships or boats. Larger ships as destroyers or cruisers will have a hard time seeing how this almost unst
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...capable of carpet bombing large areas of ground battles or destroy entire ships in naval battles, of course it can also destroy several bases in air battle
...ber 1, 1939, thus greatly increasing the demand for patrol aircraft. Great Britain immediately ordered 106 units of PBY-5 (dubbed Catalina I), while the USA o
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...ed torpedo ([[Mk.13-1 Case (1,927 lb)|Mk.13-1 Case]]) that makes attacking ships much easier. Machine gun upgrades may not be needed initially, as the stock
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...uisers and battleships (Carriers are too armoured* and destroyers or Cargo ships would be overkill)
...a. In September 1944, the aircraft entered service with the USAAF units in Britain, and in January 1945, in Italy. Beginning in July 1945, A-26 aircraft were
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...nd has a good bomb load for destroying hard targets like tanks, pillboxes, ships and bases. Its defensive turret consists of two fast-firing MG 81s but they
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...st nations, however, it lacks when compared to aircraft from France, Great Britain or the Soviet Union and to some extent the United States and their use of a
...could be equipped with such fighters to provide air cover for Kriegsmarine ships at sea and at unfitted anchoring positions.
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...0lb bombs can quickly destroy targets such as tanks, pillboxes and certain ships. When it is equipped with six RP-3 rockets, it can become a very deadly pla
...e choice between playing ground attack roles against heavy targets such as ships, pillboxes, and tanks, or in the spirit of the attacker role, intercepting
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...rt aircraft, striking German airfields, communication lines, railways, and ships.
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...rting in October 1941 they operated from Merchant aircraft carriers (cargo ships modified with a flight deck). On 31 July 1941, Sea Hurricanes of 880 Squadr
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...ed Kingdom and the Gladiator was very much obsolete. To worsen the crisis, Britain had lost HMS Courageous and Glorious in the failed Norwegian campaign and h
...more damaged and others driven away. As the FC ships were replaced by CAM ships, the FAA pilots were swapped with volunteer RAF personnel. Between November
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...kes on enemy forces, with the aerial defence of the fleet best left to the ships' own anti-aircraft guns. The original tender, N.8/39, specified a carrier-b
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...order to do the most damage. These ordnance options can be used to attack ships or to destroy ground targets in either Air Realistic or Ground Realistic ba
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...re, the Navy wanted a jet aircraft that could be operated from its current ships. Supermarine's failed Spitfire replacement, the Spiteful, was rejected by b
...rriers. Whilst purpose-designed naval jet aircraft were still embryonic in Britain, there was at least still some scope for converting land-based jet aircraft
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...d in April 1943 they made their first torpedo attack, sinking two merchant ships off of the Norwegian coast.
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...s before circling around for the next target, also because they risked the ships returning AA fire. Fortunately, the "Tsetse" was fitted with 900 lbs (410 k
...k by a Liberator of No. 206 Squadron. On 5 April 1945, five German surface ships in the Kattegat were attacked and again, the "Tsetse" demonstrated their va
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...a player to attack two such targets with each loadout. Note when attacking ships come at their broadside at around -30 degrees, this will allow the gun sigh
* Cargo ships
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...t drop in pairs, but individually, so with good placement and patience two ships can be sunk.
...ber was included in the list of aircraft declared a high priority by Great Britain's Ministry of Aircraft Production. The Wellington was built around Barnes W
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...primarily used in the aircraft's coastal command role for detecting enemy ships.
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...ty of time to fight against German aircraft and ships during the Battle of Britain.
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...s 4 x 500 lb bombs can be put to good use against pillboxes, tanks or even ships. Defended very well, the Avenger has a dorsal turret with very good elevati
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...rpedoes can also be equipped, but the Catalina is a big, slow target for a ships AA guns so it's preferable to drop bombs on them from above at a higher alt
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...0 kg bomb load outs if attacking targets like tanks, pillboxes, or smaller ships.
...roy heavier targets such as medium tanks, pillboxes, destroyers, and cargo ships. The 250 kg bombs are also the best loadout against bases. The 500 kg bombs
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...ns for use against different kinds of targets from AA, pillboxes, tanks to ships.
...conducted combat tests with Italian forces in Belgium during the Battle of Britain in September, 1940, used for diversionary actions only. Their real combat d
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...ake it able to be transported over bridges, roads, railroads, and on naval ships. These specifications would help the Army by making the tank be very flexib
...etained about 20,361 Shermans in the Army and Marine Corps, 17,184 went to Britain (about 34% of Shermans produced and 78% of Shermans given out) and the Sovi
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...r to make it able to be transported over bridges, roads, railroads, and on ships. These specifications would help the army by making the tank be very flexib
...etained about 20,361 Shermans in the Army and Marine Corps, 17,184 went to Britain (about 34% of Shermans produced and 78% of Shermans given out) and the Sovi
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...r to make it able to be transported over bridges, roads, railroads, and on ships. These specifications would help the army by making the tank be very flexib
...etained about 20,361 Shermans in the Army and Marine Corps, 17,184 went to Britain (about 34% of Shermans produced and 78% of Shermans given out) and the Sovi
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...ake it able to be transported over bridges, roads, railroads, and on naval ships. These specifications would help the Army by making the tank be very flexib
{{Britain medium tanks}}
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...anChieftain">Dunstan Simon. ''Chieftain Main Battle Tank 1965-2003'' Great Britain: Osprey Publishing Ltd., 2003</ref>
...anChieftain">Dunstan Simon. ''Chieftain Main Battle Tank 1965-2003'' Great Britain: Osprey Publishing Ltd., 2003</ref>
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...anChieftain">Dunstan Simon. ''Chieftain Main Battle Tank 1965-2003'' Great Britain: Osprey Publishing Ltd., 2003</ref>
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...anChieftain">Dunstan Simon. ''Chieftain Main Battle Tank 1965-2003'' Great Britain: Osprey Publishing Ltd., 2003</ref>
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...ame="ZalogaJapaneseTank">Zaloga Steven. ''Japanese Tanks 1939-1945'' Great Britain: Osprey Publishing Ltd., 2007</ref>
...ame="ZalogaJapaneseTank">Zaloga Steven. ''Japanese Tanks 1939-1945'' Great Britain: Osprey Publishing Ltd., 2007</ref> Production lasted from 1936 to 1943, wi
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...ame="ZalogaJapaneseTank">Zaloga Steven. ''Japanese Tanks 1939-1945'' Great Britain: Osprey Publishing Ltd., 2007</ref>
...look-at-japanese-ground-forces-en/|[News] Newsflash from IgroMir 2016! New ships and first look at Japanese Ground Forces! (Type 95 & Type 97 Chi-Ha Kai)]]
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...y)|Medium Tank M4 (Sherman) family]]. Tanks were substantially provided to Britain, the Soviet Union, China, and Free France through the lend-lease program. T
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...=Category:Britain ground vehicles]]<br>[[:Category:Britain ground vehicles|Britain]]'''
...=Category:Britain ground vehicles]]<br>[[:Category:Britain ground vehicles|Britain]]'''
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* '''Ship Exterminator''': Destroy 100 / 2,000 / 5,000 / 10,000 ships.
* '''Convoy hunter''': Destroy 100 / 1,000 / 2,000 / 5,000 AI ships.
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===Britain===
* New sounds of cannons for ships and boats have been created.
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...was introduced on 23 October 2018. The update is notable for bringing both ships and helicopters into OBT, allowing all players to research and play them.
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* Tags for Britain carrier-based aircraft have been optimised (unnecessary and apparently dupl
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*'''Master (Great Britain)''': Master 1 / 5 / 10 / 20 British aircraft to perfection.
*'''Old sea salt (USSR)''': Master 1 / 5 / 10 / 20 Soviet ships to perfection.
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** [[Boomerang Mk I (Great Britain)|CAC Boomerang Mk I]]
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...capes and a variety of targets: pillboxes, artillery, armoured columns and ships. You will be engaging the enemy in a dynamic battle over the "top of the wo
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* '''Sea hunter''': Destroy 500 ships using a torpedo.
* '''Sea dog''': Destroy 3,000 ships using a torpedo.
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...low water obstacles, at slow speed she will frequently hit land, or sunken ships.
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...ocean-going transport and landing craft for the planned invasion of Great Britain. With no suitable craft available within the Kriegsmarine, the task also fe
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...480 rounds/min is very effective against small boats and lightly armoured ships as well as planes in close combat, thus making the SF 40 also effective aga
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...d skin. 27 were ordered in 1954, but nine were cancelled a year later. The ships featured interchangeable armament which meant they could serve in both moto
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...ngines to naval standards<ref name="ZalogaLendLease_British">Halcyon Class Ships., Specifications Halcyon Minesweepers (halcyon-class.co.uk)</ref>.
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...phasis was put on ease of mass-production, in order to manufacture as many ships as quickly as possible.
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...ost exclusively to this purpose, as the 40 mm guns are ineffective against ships of such large sizes. Therefore torpedoes become the most lethal explosive a
...pedo speed, especially on open sea maps or Encounter mode (to target cargo ships from safe distances, for example).
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...n forget them as an anti-aircraft guns, and also the damage dealt to enemy ships with them is quite minimal.
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...Hedgehog mortar charges just behind where the main turret is placed. Enemy ships might attempt to knock the single main gun but end up hitting the ready amm
...es the most explosive mass and offers the best damage input for unarmoured ships.
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...from 1936 to 1939 to enforce the non-interventionist agreements reached by Britain and France during the Spanish Civil War. She was transferred from the Medit
...ected by any fuel tank or armour and is located above the waterline. Enemy ships will often target this zone with AP or HE with base fuze, because of how ea
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...ound her battle rating. But it severely falls back in the rate of fire, to ships such as the [[Type 1936 (Family)|German Type 1936 destroyers]] having an in
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...tember of 1939, initially under the name of "Norseman". As one of the last ships of the N-class destroyer type, she was launched in December 1941, but was s
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...ld was over 50% larger than Danae and had twice the horsepower, making the ships vastly more expensive to build. Enterprise was completed too late to see se
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...were armed with a 5.25-inch (133 mm) main battery capable of engaging both ships and naval vessels. ''Dido'' was commissioned in 1940 and deployed to the Me
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{{Britain premium ships}}
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...ed service career, sinking the most enemy ship tonnage out of all Canadian ships in the Second World War. As such, she was nicknamed "The Fightingest ship i
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...s in WW2, being mounted on armoured and unarmoured vehicles, aircraft, and ships; the M2 was also mounted on tripods for use by infantry. After the war, a p
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...also SAP, which makes it much better in [[Ammo racks|ammo-racking]] enemy ships.
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...stani Wars of 1965 and 1971. India was able to sink over a dozen Pakistani ships without a single Sea Hawk loss.
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...tlantic transports that carried Lend-Lease equipment from America to Great Britain, but Germany’s Kriegsmarine has been quite ambitious in their role in the
...g British fleet. After a few exchanges of fire between the chasing British ships and Bismarck, planes from the British aircraft carrier ''Ark Royal'' found
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...War One, we will introduce this concept for three nations: Germany, Great Britain, and France. In future, we hope to include the United States, Russian Empir
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...ng Mk I (Great Britain)|CAC Boomerang]] was a redesigned [[Wirraway (Great Britain)|Wirraway]] training plane.
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...different modifications. Mariners were also used in small numbers by Great Britain, Australia, Argentina, Uruguay and the Netherlands. The last Mariners were
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...ondon]], while it was powered by the main engine itself on smaller coastal ships such as the [[Fairmile D (5001)]]. The twin-mounted Mark Vs also had joysti
...r shipping to the British. 916 were in US service and saw some use on Navy ships such as the [[USS New Orleans]].
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...in the game, the Bofors L/60 Mark 2 provides very good AA coverage for any ships that it's mounted on. With a 0.0986 kg TNT equivalent explosive charge in e
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...Hotchkiss''' is a naval gun used on British, French, Russian, and Japanese ships.
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...to manufacture the design and began working with Birmingham Small Arms in Britain to refine it. The end result was the Lewis M1914 which was adopted for the
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