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New Weapons for H&D2
7 years 10 months ago - 7 years 10 months ago #43
by ShayoX
Replied by ShayoX on topic New Weapons for H&D2
I've been digging H&D2 Files...
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7 years 10 months ago #44
by Femto
"In this world, some people born are like keys that move the world and exist having no connection to the social hierarchy established by man."
Replied by Femto on topic New Weapons for H&D2
What an automatic shotgun , flamethrower and the most important thing never been used in the game torch 
"In this world, some people born are like keys that move the world and exist having no connection to the social hierarchy established by man."
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7 years 10 months ago #45
by ShayoX
Replied by ShayoX on topic New Weapons for H&D2
I could use some water on desert maps, some chocolate,
cigarettes, flashlight, some ammo, that tank gun and gas.
cigarettes, flashlight, some ammo, that tank gun and gas.
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2 years 6 months ago #47
by Maki
Replied by Maki on topic New Weapons for H&D2
The real sticky bomb
N° 74 Sticky Bomb
History, technical data and photo
History of No. 74 Sticky bomb
It was in 1938 that the idea of an anti-tank sticky grenade was developed by Major Millis Jefferis, one of the leaders of the English Home Guard, which draws on the work of two scientists from the University of Cambridge, Dr Bauer and Dr Schulman.
The need to acquire such a weapon became a priority following the evacuation of Dunkirk by Franco-British troops. In fact, a lot of equipment was abandoned on the continent from May to June 1940 (notably anti-tank weapons) and the threat of a German landing in England became increasingly urgent.It was Winston Churchill, the British Prime Minister, who decided to launch the development of these special grenades in order to equip, possibly, the British population in the event of a German invasion.
Jefferis entrusted the design of this grenade to the engineer Robert Stuart Macrae: he developed a glass sphere containing 570 grams of nitroglycerine and covered by a powerful adhesive, all connected to a handle facilitating the launch. The adhesive part is protected by a spherical cover to be removed before use.
From December 1943, the Germans developed a counter-measure for their tanks by installing a special coating called “Zimmerit” preventing magnetic grenades from attaching themselves to the armour.
74 Sticky Bomb Data Sheet
Creator country: Great Britain
User countries: Commonwealth
Denomination: Grenade, hand, Anti-Tank No. 74
Total Production: 2,500,000 (1941-1943)
Type of grenade: anti-tank
Operation: with pin
Delay time: 5 seconds
Explosive: 570 grams of nitroglycerin
Maybe a new weapon to create?
N° 74 Sticky Bomb
History, technical data and photo
History of No. 74 Sticky bomb
It was in 1938 that the idea of an anti-tank sticky grenade was developed by Major Millis Jefferis, one of the leaders of the English Home Guard, which draws on the work of two scientists from the University of Cambridge, Dr Bauer and Dr Schulman.
The need to acquire such a weapon became a priority following the evacuation of Dunkirk by Franco-British troops. In fact, a lot of equipment was abandoned on the continent from May to June 1940 (notably anti-tank weapons) and the threat of a German landing in England became increasingly urgent.It was Winston Churchill, the British Prime Minister, who decided to launch the development of these special grenades in order to equip, possibly, the British population in the event of a German invasion.
Jefferis entrusted the design of this grenade to the engineer Robert Stuart Macrae: he developed a glass sphere containing 570 grams of nitroglycerine and covered by a powerful adhesive, all connected to a handle facilitating the launch. The adhesive part is protected by a spherical cover to be removed before use.
From December 1943, the Germans developed a counter-measure for their tanks by installing a special coating called “Zimmerit” preventing magnetic grenades from attaching themselves to the armour.
74 Sticky Bomb Data Sheet
Creator country: Great Britain
User countries: Commonwealth
Denomination: Grenade, hand, Anti-Tank No. 74
Total Production: 2,500,000 (1941-1943)
Type of grenade: anti-tank
Operation: with pin
Delay time: 5 seconds
Explosive: 570 grams of nitroglycerin
Maybe a new weapon to create?
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