ADF personnel can load and shoot 6 rounds in one minute, it's a requirement of qualification. that's six rounds a minute.Darkpowder wrote:Great bit of modelling work, personally because of the warhead used in the CG and the calibre, it should perhaps be classified as light-at?
But if the weapon is described as having the "FFV751" It seems doubtful an australian army would deploy against insurgents or taleban with this round. Too risky (especially in PR).
HEDP or HE would seem like a better option, which would imo, take it to the level of an AT-4 or equivalent.
Not sure about the SRAAW deployment thesedays, any US units still use it?
Main reason to have it as a HAT, is the slow loading time, compared to a disposable AT.
On balance, i think we need to ensure that every "new faction" "community faction" at least has the potential to become a full-on full scale large-scale deployed army, it would be a shame to limit anti-armour capability by nerfing the HAT.
Final thought is you use the -same- CG for HAT and LAT, simply designating a different round-loadout for each.
FFV751 Tandem for HAT
FFV502 for LAT
the heat 751 is used by the ADF and it is used in theater. (see below) ADF use all the current munitions available.
that's actually a really good point i cant see why this cant work. with the HAT variant using the 751 and the LAT the HE 441D.Final thought is you use the -same- CG for HAT and LAT, simply designating a different round-loadout for each.
all that being said and done though the ADF does use javelin's today, it only needs to be brought in game by the devs
