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• British Army Units
  == British Infantry == ...n]]'''<br>[[File:UK_Inf_Rifle_Single_Lee-Enfield.png|150px]]<br>[[Rifleman#British | Enfield No.4 Mk 1 ]]
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• British AF Units
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• British Navy Units
  || [[File:UK_LCVP.png|400px]]<br>[[Higgins Boat| British Higgins Boat (LCVP)]]
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• Factories
  ==British== *Canterbury - British Production Facility 1, 2 & 3
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• Airborne Sapper
  ==British== |[[File:British Airborne Sapper.png|200px]]
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• British Army Units
  == British Infantry == ...n]]'''<br>[[File:UK_Inf_Rifle_Single_Lee-Enfield.png|150px]]<br>[[Rifleman#British | Enfield No.4 Mk 1 ]]
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• Great Britain
  </td><td> [[British Expeditionary Force]] On land, the British Armed Forces consists of the British Expeditionary Force, sent out to Europe in 1940 to help defend against a Ge
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• Anti-Tank Soldier
  ...rd hand held ant-tank weapons. Most of these weapons where rockets but the British adopted a difference system but the effect was the same. Fire a High-explos ==British==
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• Sapper
  ==British== | '''British sapper'''
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• Airborne SMG
  ==British== | '''British Airborne SMG'''
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• Units
  *[[British Army Units|Army]] *[[British AF Units|Air Force]]
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• Grenadier
  ==British== | '''British Grenadier'''
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• Engineer
  ==British== | [[File:British combat engineer.png|250px]]
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• United States
  ...ter the Americans enter the conflict fall on their shoulders, although the British and the French are still in the fight to a lesser degree. ...ver, the emphasis in combat falls heavily on the American's shoulders. The British and the French are still active in the campaign, but the majority of Allied
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• Universal Carrier
  ...a Vickers machine gun. Various marks of the Cardern Loyd could be found in British army service and the last production variant the Mark VI, served as the blu ...the carrier a top speed of 30mph. With the adoption of the Bren gun into British service in 1935 the Carrier Machine Gun Number 2 Mark 1 was once again modi
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• Airborne ATR
  ==British== | '''British Airborne Anti-Tank Rifleman'''
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• Anti-Tank Rifleman
  ==British== | '''British Anti-Tank Rifleman'''
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• Navy Tiers
  ! Rank !! British !! French !! German
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• No.36M Mk I Mills Bomb
  ...rovised various home made grenades until the Mills bomb was adopted by the British Army as its standard hand grenade in 1915 as the No 5. ...(but not the 36M) followed in 1932. the No. 36M remained in service as the British Army’s standard grenade until the 1970s.
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• Airborne Sniper
  ==British== | '''British Airbrone Sniper'''
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• Airborne Rifleman
  ==British== | '''British Airborne Rifleman'''
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• Mortarmen
  ==British== The British Army began producing the 2 Inch mortar in 1938. Small, simple, and relative
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• British Navy Units
  || [[File:UK_LCVP.png|400px]]<br>[[Higgins Boat| British Higgins Boat (LCVP)]]
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• Light Machine Gunner
  ==British== ...n ever produced. By June 1940, more than 30,000 Brens were in service with British and Commonwealth soldiers.
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• Airborne Mortarmen
  ==British== The British Army began producing the 2 Inch mortar in 1938. Small, simple, and relative
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• Bedford OYD
  Even before it felt the sting of Blitzkrieg, the British Army had devised a doctrine that called for tanks to penetrate enemy lines ...d wooden rear bodies. More OYs were produced during the war than any other British three-ton truck, numbering more than 72,000 of all the 250,000 Bedford truc
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• Anti-Tank and Anti-Aircraft Tiers
  ! Rank !! British !! French !! German ! Rank !! British !! French !! German
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• Sniper
  ==British== | '''British Sniper'''
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• Submachine Gunner
  ==British== | '''British Submachine Gunner'''
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• Airborne LMG
  ==British== ...n ever produced. By June 1940, more than 30,000 Brens were in service with British and Commonwealth soldiers.
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• Bedford OY AA
  Even before it felt the sting of Blitzkrieg, the British Army had devised a doctrine that called for tanks to penetrate enemy lines ...d wooden rear bodies. More OYs were produced during the war than any other British three-ton truck, numbering more than 72,000 of all the 250,000 Bedford truc
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• PIAT
  The PIAT was introduced was introduced into the British Armed forces in 1943 making its combat debut during Operation Husky. The we The PAIT served with the British Armed forces for the rest of the war and on into the early 1950s before bei
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• Bren Mk II Light Machine Gun
  In 1930, the British War Office moved to select a successor to the Lewis gun, which had served a ...demonstrated a remarkable light machine gun, the ZB26, which prompted the British to pay £135 to acquire a gun and 10,000 rounds of 7.92mm Mauser-calibre am
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• Tiers
  ! British !! French !! German!! Italian |[[Rifleman#British | Rifleman: Enfield No.4 Mk 1 ]] || [[Rifleman#French | Rifleman: MAS 36 ]]
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• Allied OrBat
  ==British==
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• No.77 Mk I Smoke Grenade
  The No.77 was the main smoke grenade of the British Armed Forces during the interwar period and World War II. Combined with its
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• M1A3 57mm
  The M1a3-57 mm ATG is the US version of the successful British QF 6 Pdr. ATG. This gun had begun development in 1938, when it was evident
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• FlaK. 36
  ...ted them at point-blank range. The 88 later came to be so feared that some British crews abandoned their tanks after even a near miss by an 88, knowing that t ...ut WW2 – even at the end, the 88 could frontally penetrate any tank in the British or American armored tank inventory.
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• Webley .455
  Introduced to the British Army in 1915, Webley and Scott continued with manufacture of this popular h
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• Tactical Ops
  These pictures explains how to lead targets when jogging and running with a British rifle as the example. All basic rifles are close in terms of bullet velocit These pictures explains how to lead targets when jogging and running with a British sniper rifle.
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• Rifleman
  ==British== ...lt-action and fixed-magazine rifle. They were first carried into action by British troops in the Boer War of 1898. Later versions absorbed useful lessons from
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• PzB 39
  ...ks or weak spots on any tank. Fortunately for German anti-tank teams, many British tanks such as the Cruiser variety were thinly armored and susceptible to th
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• No.68 HEAT Grenade
  Ingame this is used as the British Grenadiers rifle grenade, and is largely effective against most Axis Armour
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• Cruiser
  ...il-spring suspension system was to be included in the design of all future British cruiser tanks. The most famous tank to incorporate this suspension system w ...pension and demonstrated good performance and speed. It was based upon the British “16-tonner” of 1929 and was available in large numbers. Upon his return
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• LG 50 mm mortar
  Like the German and British light mortars, this short-barreled mortar was fired by trigger.
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• Five's Maps
  * [[Media:UKpf01.gif|British Production Facilities]] * British Production Facility AI Guns - Not ready
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• Strategic Targets
  *British GP250 113kg bomb: 69 bomb hits (note, the GP bomb has less explosive power ==British (UK)==
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• M5 3 inch
  ...hen the need to get a bigger AT gun into the action than they had with the British 6 pounder based M1a1/M1, showed its consequences with the new German Tiger
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• Readme 1.28
  ==British Armor Marking:== *Unit marking is based off of British brigade markings (red/green square with white number), hull front
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• Offline
  ...filters allow you to easily view and select from the many combat units of British, French and German forces. Choose a unit and click the Enter World button
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• Daimler
  ...affe bombing raids delayed the combat debut of this fine armoured car: the British Army had to wait until mid 1942 before it could see the formidable Daimler ...e just because you have the relatively good firepower of the high velocity British QF2.pdr. gun. You’re not.
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• Subscriptions
  *British Hurricane Mk I, Spitfire Mk Ia *BRITISH Vickers VIb - Main gun: Vickers .50 machine gun - Coax MG: Vickers .303 cal
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• M10 Wolverine
  ...es of tank warfare. The 3 in. Gun Motor Carriage M10, the Wolverine, or in British service the 3in SPM M10 was the first purpose-built replacement for anti-t ...ty involved in mounting the 17 pounder on the tank itself. Luckily for the British, the initial batches of M10s had an easily modified gun mounting to facilit
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