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Latest revision as of 07:30, 27 July 2023
No.77 Mk I Smoke Grenade | |
Specifications | |
Type | Smoke Grenade |
Fuse Delay |
History
The No.77 was the main smoke grenade of the British Armed Forces during the interwar period and World War II. Combined with its size and fuse length it could be safely thrown on to buildings or near vehicles without too much trouble.
Game Play
Smoke grenades are used to make smokes screens best examples of when to use them are:
- trying to cross and open area
- trying to get out of spawn depot that is cut by enemy armour
- trying to cross a road cut by an enemy lmg or tank
- smoking up the bunker cap room before rushing it