jason Petho

[Dan Caviness]

Jason,

Here's one more:

French light tanks with the SA/38 gun should actually have higher anti-armor attack factors than the standard R-35, H-35 and H-39 tanks.

The SA/38 37mm tank gun was adopted to give French light tanks more hitting power than the SA/18, which all H-35s and H-39s were armed with initially. By May 1940, many French platoon and company commanders' light tanks had the SA/38s, while the rest of the light tanks were still armed with the SA/18.

At a range of 1 hex, the SA/18 should have an attack value of 4, while the SA/38 should have an attack value of 5. Currently for the H-35 and H-39 in the unit database, this is reversed. For the R-35, there is currently no difference in hard target attack factors between the standard R-35s, and the R-35s with the SA/38.

And yes, I'm a huge CS nerd.

Herr Schwer....you need to get OUT more...lol...
I thought I was the armaments resident maniac but after that sterling dissertation...I'm handing you the crown...

ps:  Don't get me started on the PzJag V Leopard fire tables!