As for statistics for each weapon I use
the G3 for the CETME C, the SIG 33 for the L , and in the Mech
supplement I tweak with the factors of the M16 and the M60 to get
the ones I need , altering the BTR templates to represent the
BMR 600, as is the vehicle used in Bosnia where I place most of my
scenarios.
I hope the info will come handy, any
more doubts just tell me!
Regards
They ride in a M113 with the driver never
leaving the vehicle and the sergeant operating the pintle mounted .50 cal.,
the BTR 600 used in many infantry units, is a six wheeled battle taxi
with a remotely controlled .50 cal turret
The AR is the CETME C during the ´70
and ´80 and the L during the ´90. The CETME C is the same rifle as the
German G3 being designed by WWII german engineers that flew to Spain at the
end of the war, the L is the 5´56 version of the same weapon and is being
replaced by the new German G 36. The machine gun is always the MG3 (MG42).
Each squad is equipped since 1990 with 5 or 6 C90, a modern version of the
M72 LAW a step below to the British LAW 80, some units still using the
local version of the "super bazooka".
As for statistics for each weapon I use the
G3 for the CETME C, the SIG 33 for the CETME L , and in the Mech supplement
I tweak with the factors of the M16 and the M60 to get the ones I need ,
altering the BTR templates to represent the BMR 600, as is the vehicle
used in Bosnia where I place most of my scenarios.
Phoenix Command Miniatures Rifle
Squad Organization:
