By Brad Sanders, Devin Cooley, Jim Bland, Kurt Coyle
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Immobilized / MC 6. Normal Damage 7. Driver KIA / MC 8. Loader KIA / MC 9. Immobilized / Smoke / MC 10. Immobilized / Smoke / MC 11. Normal Damage 12. Normal Damage 13. Gunner KIA / MC 14. Immobilized Smoke / MC 15. Immobilized Smoke / MC 16. Immobilized / MC 17. Immobilized / MC 18. Immobilized / MC 19. Immobilized / MC 20. Commander KIA / MC Side hit location Crusade for Empire© Cruiser tank Mk iva 20 No Penetration 17 12 7 18 14 15 8 9 10 3 4 5 2 16 11 6 1 Front hit location Front hit location Special Rules Specifications The Cruiser Mk.
MCs and Suppressions will be counted as -1 action, just as for any other non-penetrating round. 2-Pdr HE The 2-Pounder was never supplied with a High Explosive round. The round did exist but the British never felt it was neccessary to issue the round. This greatly handicapped British tank efforts in France and in the desert, especially when engaging emplacments and infantry. Unarmored Ammo Racks Early British tanks were equipped with unarmored ammo racks. This slight oversight resulted in several catastrophic kills that could have been avoided by armored ammo racks.
This movement allowance is automatic and may be enacted at player’s discretion. 4, Mk. 303 in. 43 in. 125 lbs. Muzzle Velocity: 2,465 ft. 4, Mk. I is the standard bolt-action infantry rifle employed by the British Armed Forces in 1944. 4 was specifically designed for mass production unlike its predecessor. It features a heavier barrel and aiming sights placed back behind the receiver as opposed to the mid-forestock. These improvements created a relatively inexpensive rifle that was significantly more accurate.