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The United Kingdom, commonly called Great Britain, is one of the playable | The United Kingdom, commonly called Great Britain, is one of the playable Allied countries in World War Two Online. | ||
== | ==Armed Forces== | ||
On land, the | On land, the British Armed Forces consists of the British Expeditionary Force, sent out to Europe in 1940 to help defend against a German invasion. It is the smallest of all the armies with just two ground divisions and one paratroop division. | ||
In addition, Britain also has the | In addition, Britain also has the Royal Air Force and Royal Navy at her disposal. | ||
==[[Units|Equipment]]== | ==[[Units|Equipment]]== | ||
[[File:UK_Inf_LMG_Bren.png|left|thumb|The [[Bren Mk II Light Machine Gun]] in action.|250px]] | [[File:UK_Inf_LMG_Bren.png|left|thumb| The [[Bren Mk II Light Machine Gun]] in action.|250px]] | ||
British armor is highly reflective of the interwar doctrines on armored warfare. On the one hand there's the infantry tank: Slow, heavily armored machines designed to support attacking infantry. The [[Matilda]] is almost unkillable for most German guns in the early tiers, and the [[Churchill#Churchill_Mk.III]] and [[Churchill#Churchill_Mk.VII|VII]] are almost as hard to kill in later tiers. | British armor is highly reflective of the interwar doctrines on armored warfare. On the one hand there's the infantry tank: Slow, heavily armored machines designed to support attacking infantry. The [[Matilda]] is almost unkillable for most German guns in the early tiers, and the [[Churchill#Churchill_Mk.III|Churchill Mk.III]] and [[Churchill#Churchill_Mk.VII|VII]] are almost as hard to kill in later tiers. | ||
On the other hand there's the cruiser or cavalry tank, built to quickly break through the enemy lines once holes had been punched by infantry. The aptly named [[Cruiser]] tank and later [[Crusader]] tanks fill this role: Their guns are fair and their armor paper thin, but they can run circles around anything bigger than an armored car or truck. | On the other hand there's the cruiser or cavalry tank, built to quickly break through the enemy lines once holes had been punched by infantry. The aptly named [[Cruiser]] tank and later [[Crusader]] tanks fill this role: Their guns are fair and their armor paper thin, but they can run circles around anything bigger than an armored car or truck. | ||
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In the sky, the [[Spitfire]] and [[Hurricane]] fighters remain prominent throughout the campaign. | In the sky, the [[Spitfire]] and [[Hurricane]] fighters remain prominent throughout the campaign. | ||
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Latest revision as of 06:28, 27 July 2023
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| Great Britain | |
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| Dieu et mon droit | |
| Alignment | Allied |
| Army | British Expeditionary Force |
| Air Force | Royal Air Force |
| Navy | Royal Navy |
| Size | 277 Kilometers squared (not all modelled) |
| Training Area | Stromness |
The United Kingdom, commonly called Great Britain, is one of the playable Allied countries in World War Two Online.
Armed Forces
On land, the British Armed Forces consists of the British Expeditionary Force, sent out to Europe in 1940 to help defend against a German invasion. It is the smallest of all the armies with just two ground divisions and one paratroop division.
In addition, Britain also has the Royal Air Force and Royal Navy at her disposal.
Equipment
British armor is highly reflective of the interwar doctrines on armored warfare. On the one hand there's the infantry tank: Slow, heavily armored machines designed to support attacking infantry. The Matilda is almost unkillable for most German guns in the early tiers, and the Churchill Mk.III and VII are almost as hard to kill in later tiers.
On the other hand there's the cruiser or cavalry tank, built to quickly break through the enemy lines once holes had been punched by infantry. The aptly named Cruiser tank and later Crusader tanks fill this role: Their guns are fair and their armor paper thin, but they can run circles around anything bigger than an armored car or truck.
In the sky, the Spitfire and Hurricane fighters remain prominent throughout the campaign.
