Australian 75mm pack howitzer (Pacific) unit-mmgThe US designed small calibre pack howitzer (75mm) was used widely throughout World War II, especially amongst special forces. The M1A1 could be moved easily, transported or dropped by parachute if broken down into its component parts. Lend lease recipients of the M1 were the UK, China, and Australia, amongst others. In Australian use, it saw service in two mountain batteries and some other units. Models supplied unassembled and unpainted
1 turret-mounted rear-facing MMG Damage value: 8+ (light tank) Dug in – the vehicle counts as being in Hard Cover to attackers and counts immobilised damage results as crew stunned instead
Styled after the ancient Romans
4 metal Saxon Hearthguard
reliable and reasonably armoured fighting vehicles that exploit weak points in the enemy lines and spearhead breakthroughs
Its armour was impressive for a tank of the early war period – up to 43mm
Commanded by the legendary Erwin Rommel
Indeed there is possible evidence of large wicker shields from an Akkadian stela from Nasriyah
often more slowly and methodically keeping apace with their fellow phalangites
Phase Snipers of the Isorian Senatex are equipped with Phase rifles – complex weapons which utilise some of the same technology as phase armour
This variant featured an 81mm mortar in the rear
Also includes Standard and Finials
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