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A few pics of my Chieftain units I did when I first started playing CWC. [URL=http://s1347.photobucket.com/user/sgraham666/media/20150605_112419_zps3mgvdxp2.jpg.html]
For more pics www.littleleadarmsrace.blogspot.co.uk/
Cheers
Steve
ps a round of applause to the first person to spot the deliberate mistake.

Here we are!

No recovery vehicle lol
No what's the vehicle behind the Landrover? Doesn't look British to me?
Regards
Sean

Is that a Soviet vehicle lurking top left? Looks like an MTLB with Radar

Cheers

Richard P

Well done Sean and Richard,
it is indeed a Soviet MTLB plus SNAR10 ground surveillance radar. Had a bit of a senior moment and Ill edit the pictures when I get 5 minutes.
Cheers
Steve

Does a Chieftain Regiment NEED a recovery vehicle?

Thought the British were using captured equipment for minute

All sorted and we're back in the room. As for a recovery vehicle didn't the recovery vehicles need recovery vehicles?
Cheers
Steve

Posted to 32 Armd Engr Regt early 90s busiest people in the Regt were the REME mechanics!
Remember the chieftain Engr vehicles being towed into the Wksps daily
When the Regt deployed to Bosnia in '96 the look of sheer awe on the locals face when one of the bridgelayes drove down the road was priceless lol
Regards
Sean

"look of sheer awe on the locals face when one of the bridgelayes drove down the road was priceless lol "

I bet there were looks of sheer awe on the engineers faces, too, if it made more than ten clicks without a tow

Nice looking regiment, should bloody up a few T-64's no problemo!

Hope so. Just finishing another regt for my armored brigade.

I'm sure they will make excellent pillboxes after they have moved 200 yards each and then broken down
They will look extra nice when adorned with some nice shiny flames and wreathed in atmospheric black smoke
Courtesy of our T-64s, T-72s, T-55s, etc.
MarkJ, Kommisar

That'll be the British defence line sorted just outside Munster.
Let the Germans defend Uelzen, the canal and Bramschieg.

Sean