Ahh sorry i should point i didn't actually specifically want this for the Ostheer, rather its for any of the German factions that's why its not in the unit suggestion thread. i've edited the original post just to add that point in. Also in terms of what it could replace i was wondering about it being a reward for the Stuh 42 in the Blitz doctrine.
Why can't we replace the Brummbar with this Lovely beast Denis?Compared to the Brummbar the Char B has a smaller gun (75mm gun similar to the Sherman, in caliber not cannon type) and quicker reload time, also being slower, but slightly more well armored, however we could give it a Flamethrower as part of its Veterancy, at first disabling the Main gun and when it reaches ACE it gets the Main gun and a Flamethrower at the same time
---> The Panzerkampfwagen B2 740(f) = B1bis in German handsAbout 160 B2(f) tanks were used by the German army :· Panzerkampfwagen B2(f)· 10.5cm leFH18/3 auf Geschützwagen B2(f) (18 converted in 1942)· Flammenwerferpanzer Renault B2 (f), retaining the turret-mounted 47mm, but with the hull-mounted 75mm replaced by a flamethrower (60 converted)· Fahrschulpanzer B2(f) (turretless)The first units equipped with B2 flame tanks were the 7th companies of Pz.Rgt.201 and 202, which were regrouped in 1941 in Pz.Abt.102 and engaged on the eastern front. Char B2(f) and B2(f) flame tanks were used during Barbarossa to reduce and destroy Russian fortifications in the summer of 1941. Pz.Abt.213 was later equipped with B2 tanks and stationed in French islands in the Channel.Pz.Abt.206 was formed in November 1941 at Satory (near Paris), this battalion was used as a reserve unit for the 7.Armee. Wedged in Cherbourg, this unit was destroyed there. Its composition in beginning 1944 included 2 companies of 10 Hotchkiss H39 and 4 Somua S35s (in each company) and one "Stab Kompanie" of 3 Renault B2, 3 Renault B2 flamethrower, 2 Somua S35 and 2 Renault R35. Many such small units were formed with French booty/converted tanks like the Pz.Abt.100 committed to 91.ID in Normandy in 1944 (1 Somua S35, 8 Hotchkiss H39, 14 Renault R35, 1 Flammenwerferpanzer Renault B2, 1 PzIII and 5 FT17c) and the 21. Pz.D. included many French tanks.Pz.Abt.223 was formed (attached to 22.PzD) with Char B2 flame tanks and was engaged in battles near Sevastopol in 1942. This unit was then expanded to include 2 panzer companies and command elements with a second company composed of 5 B2 and 12 B2 (Fl = flamethrower).Different other units were also equipped with B2(f) tanks : Pz.Abt.224 in the Netherlands (engaged in Arnhem and Oosterbeek in 1944), two companies of the Pz.Rgt.100 in France and one company of 17 B2 from SS Pz.Abt.7 (SS 'Prinz Eugen' division) in the Balkans. In February 1945, 40 B2(f) tanks were still in service in the German army. Late war B2(f) had sometimes a kind of Zimmerit/concrete on their armor, at least on the turret. The B2(f) Flammpanzer could fire about 200x 2-3 seconds "napalm" shots. The French troops reused several B1bis captured in France, especially against German pockets on the western coast.
THIS IS ONE OF THE WORST IDEAS EVER SUGGESTED!!!!!!!There are atleast 50 more diffrent vehicles that would be more historically accurate than a tank that is slow and doubtfully even used on easternfront. The Hungargians had there own tanks and assualt guns as well as the Italians. Romania would be a good nation to use the pt-38, and the Finns shoulkd have Stugs which could be vetted or had some variation of stats because historically that was there main armored weapon and they used them more effectively than any other nation. If i SEE FRENCH TANKS ROLLING UP I WILL NEVER USE OSTEER FOREIGN BATTLE GROUP.If I was a mod I would delete this thread not just lock it its such a bad idea. Id rather see the Maus.Now for a French mod this tank would be perfect.
brummbär replacement sounds kinda cool
OSTHEER IS DONE WHEN IT'S DONE!