I also recall those British "bridge-tanks", but I think they couldn't span an entire hex in SPWAW... they were more like for crossing narrow ditches.

Do multiple movement in the face of enemy fire, expect to lose a lot more units... AI pathing is quite silly sometimes.

<t> Certainly a lot of history buffs here... I thought I was one of the few to read Guderian's book.<br/>
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There is certainly a lot of sense in the various arguments for and against AGs and TDs here. My personal opinion in SPWAW is that they are more effective than tanks (more bang for the ...

<t> The Polish cavalry charge against German armour in 1939 did give them a surprise, but once surprise was over the MGs on the tanks proceeded to turn the cav into horse mince. Personally I would rather have a force of Panzer Is and IIs than horse cavalry, especially if you compare the prices in ...

<t> Personally I find mines to be of use in slowing down both computer and human opponents, exacting a sort of "tax" on everything passing through, especially if you plug a road in a forest or at a bridgehead. Dragon's teeth is of less use unless you specifically want to set up an ambush of enemy ...

<r> Hello everyone. Brand new to the forums, but have been playing Steel Panthers for many years, ever since I bought the first one in those ancient days, when 88s ruled because the third shot was always 99% accurate... oh wait, they still rule! [:)]<br/>
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Now the main reason I joined up was ...

<r> Hello everyone. Brand new to the forums, but have been playing Steel Panthers for many years, ever since I bought the first one in those ancient days, when 88s ruled because the third shot was always 99% accurate... oh wait, they still rule! [:)]<br/>
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Now the main reason I joined up was ...