Sgr.Vickers
01-25-2004, 11:38 AM
Here is the story of the bazooka as taken from MOHAA site:
In response to the need for an infantry antitank weapon, Leslie A. Skinner and Edward G. Uhl of the Ordnance Department developed the bazooka-a metal tube that used an electrical firing mechanism-by early 1942. Until then American infantry had lacked an antitank rocket capable of stopping a tank.
Another member of the Ordnance Department, Henry H. Mohaupt, had been working on a shaped-charge grenade for use by infantry against tanks. Mohaupt's M10 grenade weighed over 3.5 pounds, making it nearly impossible to throw effectively. However, when Skinner and Uhl started attaching Mohaupt's grenades to their bazooka rocket, scoring hits on three successive shots during testing, the Ordnance Department immediately recognized the value of this new weapon.
Many bazookas were shipped to America's allies; in fact, when the Germans captured one, they copied the design to produce the Panzerschreck ("Tank Terror").
So here is the story:
The germans are entering a small allied camp to steal the bazooka, the allies are starting in the camp office, and the germans in the 2 gates. The allies have to prevent the germans from stealing the one of the bazookas located in the armory stores, by destroying their trucks (maybe tanks or jeeps?) using one of their bazookas located in the office.
So here is the question:
Will this make a good map?
In response to the need for an infantry antitank weapon, Leslie A. Skinner and Edward G. Uhl of the Ordnance Department developed the bazooka-a metal tube that used an electrical firing mechanism-by early 1942. Until then American infantry had lacked an antitank rocket capable of stopping a tank.
Another member of the Ordnance Department, Henry H. Mohaupt, had been working on a shaped-charge grenade for use by infantry against tanks. Mohaupt's M10 grenade weighed over 3.5 pounds, making it nearly impossible to throw effectively. However, when Skinner and Uhl started attaching Mohaupt's grenades to their bazooka rocket, scoring hits on three successive shots during testing, the Ordnance Department immediately recognized the value of this new weapon.
Many bazookas were shipped to America's allies; in fact, when the Germans captured one, they copied the design to produce the Panzerschreck ("Tank Terror").
So here is the story:
The germans are entering a small allied camp to steal the bazooka, the allies are starting in the camp office, and the germans in the 2 gates. The allies have to prevent the germans from stealing the one of the bazookas located in the armory stores, by destroying their trucks (maybe tanks or jeeps?) using one of their bazookas located in the office.
So here is the question:
Will this make a good map?