NationStates Jolt Archive

Imperial German Weaponary

AV7 - Germany's only tank of World War l

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Armorment: 6 Heavy MachineGuns
Price: 50,000 USD
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Fokker E-lll - The Fokker Eindeker was the first aircraft armed with a synchronized,
forward firing machine gun, which the pilot could aim simply by maneuvering the aircraft
to point at the enemy. It was one of the first monoplanes of Germany.

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Armorment: 2 Synchronized Light MachineGuns
Price: 20,000 USD
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Fokker DVII - This was the tipical look of the planes in World War 1. They were bi-planes.
It has been said that this could be the best fighter of World War 1.

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Armorment: 2 Synchronized Light MachineGuns
Price: 20,000 USD
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Fokker Dr1 It was the Triplane of Red Baron. It was painted red so that the people he flew
aganist would know who it was.

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Armorment: 2 Synchronized Light MachineGuns
Price: 100,000 USD
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United States Weaponary

Light Tanks
M3 Stuart - Light Tank
Price - 30,000
http://afvdb.50megs.com/usa/pics/chaffeesm.jpg

M24 Chaffee - Light Tank
Price - 30,000
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Medium Tanks
M3 Lee - Medium Tank
Price - 40,000
http://afvdb.50megs.com/usa/pics/m3a1leesm.jpg

M4 Sherman - Medium Tank
Price - 45,000
http://afvdb.50megs.com/usa/pics/jumbosm.jpg

M26 Pershing - Medium Tank
Price - 40,000
http://afvdb.50megs.com/usa/pics/pershingsm.jpg

Heavy Tanks
M6 - Heavy Tank
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Combat Cars

CC M1A1

Price - 10,000
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The first 58 M1 combat cars had a flat-faced, D-shaped turret. The rest were fitted with an octagonal turret assembled from eight flat armor plates. The roof of the turrets was made up of three pieces that could be folded in such a way as to provide a forward-facing shield with vision slots. Early vehicles had a rounded engine cover, which was replaced later by an angular, flat-sided engine cover. Later combat cars also had their constant mesh transmission replaced by a synchromesh model. Three M1s were fitted with the Guiberson T-1020 diesel engine of the combat car M1A1E1 in 1937. The term combat car came into use as a way around the 1920 National Defense Act, which assigned tanks to the infantry. Cavalry therefore was forced to invent a separate nomenclature for their tanks: "combat cars." The combat car M1 was renamed light tank M1A2 on 22 August 1940; with the creation of the Armored Force on 10 July 1940, all tanks now belonged to this organization, and separate names were no longer required.

CC M2
Price - 50,000
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The combat car M2 was modified from the combat car M1 by the installation of a trailing idler and diesel engine. The trailing idler increased the ground contact area, which reduced the ground pressure of the combat car M2 to near that of the lighter M1. The diesel engine gave the combat car M2 a longer range than gasoline-powered tanks. Diesel-powered light tanks can be idenfitied by the long air intake pipes that travel from the air cleaners on either side of the engine compartment into the rear deck. The M2 was not fitted with a cupola, but had a folding roof like that of the combat car M1. After the formation of the Armored Force on 10 July 1940, the combat car M2 was redesignated as light tank M1A1. The new nomenclature was approved on 22 August 1940.

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AV7 - Germany's only tank of World War ll

I thought that had multiple tanks in WWII, come to that I thought it was called a Panzer not AV7...

We'd like to purchase 5 M4 Shermans for a display outside the Ministry of Defence building in Paztroversk. $225,000 wired upon confirmation.

We'll be checking back here as we're planning a display of famous military pieces, of which the Sherman most definately is.

He means WWI

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Whops Need to Re-Read things before I repost them. Thanks for pointing it out though. That would have been really dumb. And yes Tawtina you are correct it was ww1.

Kelonian States - Your order has been confirmed and they have been sent via 2 Anthov An-225Ds(My super large verison of the real Anthov An-225).