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French Weapons FRANCE v6.6 Stand Class Move Def. Weapons Ammo ROF C M L E IDF Year Horse-drawn Vehicles Limber III-1/III 8/6W Soft Cart II-1/- 8/6W Soft Wagon III-2/- 8/4W Soft Soft-skinned Vehicles Car I-1/2/- 40/12W Soft Light truck II-1/II 40/12W Soft Medium truck III-2/III 36/8W Soft Heavy truck III-3/IV 32/6W Soft Light half- II-1/II 32/12W Soft track Medium half- III-2/III 26/12W Soft track Armored Cars and Transporters AMC P16 III 20/10W 2/1W T:37L17 HE 1 6(4)W 12(3)W 18(2)W 24(1)W AP 1 6(7) 2 12(5)1 18(3)1 24(1)0 T:MG SA 1 6(7)W 12(5)W xx xx AMC 35 IV 22/10T 3/2S T:47L34 HE 1 6(4)W 12(3)W 18(2)W 24(1)W (ACG 1) AP 1 6(7) 5 12(5)3 18(3)2 24(1)1 T:MG SA 1 6(7)W 12(5)W xx xx AMC 35 IV 22/10T 3/2S T:25L72 AP 1 6(7) 3 12(5)2 18(3)1 36(1)0 (ACG 2) T:MG SA 1 6(7)W 12(5)W xx xx AMD 35 III 36/16W 3/2W T:25L72 AP 1 6(7) 3 12(5)2 18(3)1 36(1)0 Panhard AC T:MG SA 1 6(7)W 12(5)W xx xx AMD 178 III 36/16W 3/2W C:MG SA 1 6(7)W 12(5)W xx xx Panhard AC AMR 33 VM III 24/12T 2/1S T:MG SA 1 6(7)W 12(5)W xx xx AMR 35 ZT-1 III 36/16T 2/1S T:HMG SA 1 6(8)W 12(6)W 18(4)W 24(2)W AP 1 6(7) 1 12(5)0 18(3)W 24(1)W AMR 35 ZT-2 III 36/16T 2/1S T:25L72 AP 1 6(7) 3 12(5)2 18(3)1 36(1)0 HE 2 6(5)W 12(4)W 18(3)W 36(2)W AMR 35 ZT-3 III 36/16T 2/1S C:25L72 AP 2 6(7) 3 12(5)2 18(3)1 36(1)0 HE 2 6(5)W 12(4)W 18(3)W 36(2)W C:MG SA 1 6(7)W 12(5)W xx xx Laffly 50 AM III 32/16W 1/1W T:37L17 HE 1 6(4)W 12(3)W 18(2)W 36(1)W AC AP 1 6(7) 2 12(5)1 18(3)1 36(1)0 T:MG SA 1 6(7)W 12(5)W xx xx Laffly 80 AM III 36/16W 3/2S T:HMG SA 1 6(8)W 12(6)W 18(4)W 24(2)W AC AP 1 6(7) 1 12(5)0 18(3)W 24(1)W Lorraine APC III-1/II 22/12T 2/2S Self-propelled Artillery Light AA II 40/10W Soft T:AAMG SA 2 6(7)W 12(5)W 18(3)W xx truck Heavy AA III 36/8W Soft T:AAHMG SA 2 6(8)W 12(6)W 18(4)W 24(2)W truck AP 2 6(7)1 12(5)0 18(3)W 24(1)W 25mm AA III 36/8W Soft T:25L60 AA HE 3 6(5)W 12(4)W 18(3)W 36(2)W truck AP 3 6(7)3 12(5)2 18(3)1 36(1)0 Half-track II 26/16W Soft C: 25L72 AP 2 6(7) 3 12(5)2 18(3)1 36(1)0 portee Laffly portee III 32/16W Soft CR: 25L72 AP 2 6(7) 3 12(5)2 18(3)1 36(1)0 Laffly w15 III 30/16W Soft CR:47L53 HE 1 6(4)W 12(3)W 18(2)W 36(1)W TCC AP 1 6(7) 6 12(5)5 18(3)4 36(1)3 T:MG SA 1 6(7)W 12(5)W xx xx 194 GPF sur V 6/2T Soft C:194L34 HE 0 6(9)H 12(9)H 18(8)H 60(8)H 468”(8)2” chenilles FRANCE v6.6 Stand Class Move Def. Weapons Ammo ROF C M L E IDF Year 280 sur V 6/2T Soft C:280L12 HE 0 6(9)H 12(9)H 18(9)H 60(8)H 216”(8)2” chenilles Tanks Char-B1 bis V 18/8T 6/5S T:47L34 HE 1 6(4)W 12(3)W 18(2)W 24(1)W AP 1 6(7) 5 12(5)3 18(3)2 24(1)1 T:MG SA 1 6(7)W 12(5)W xx xx H:75L17 HE 1 6(6)H 12(5)H 18(4)H 60(4)H AP 1 6(7)4 12(5)3 18(3)2 36(1)1 D1 IV 16/8T 5/2S T:47L30 HE 1 6(4)W 12(3)W 18(2)W 24(1)W AP 1 6(7) 4 12(5)2 18(3)2 24 (1)1 T&H:MG SA 1 6(7)W 12(5)W xx xx D1A IV 18/10T 3/2S T:47L30 HE 1 6(4)W 12(3)W 18(2)W 24(1)W AP 1 6(7) 4 12(5)2 18(3)2 24 (1)1 T&H:MG SA 1 6(7)W 12(5)W xx xx D2 IV 16/8T 5/5S T:47L30 HE 1 6(4)W 12(3)W 18(2)W 24(1)W AP 1 6(7) 5 12(5)3 18(3)2 24(1)1 T&H:MG SA 1 6(7)W 12(5)W xx xx FMC 36 III 24/12T 5/3S T:37L22 HE 1 6(4)W 12(3)W 18(2)W 24(1)W AP 1 6(7) 2 12(5)1 18(3)1 24(1)0 T:MG SA 1 6(7)W 12(5)W xx xx FT 17 SA III 6/4T 2/2S T:37L22 HE 1 6(4)W 12(3)W 18(2)W 24(1)W AP 1 6(7) 2 12(5)1 18(3)1 24(1)0 FT 17 III 6/4T 2/2S T:MG SA 1 6(7)W 12(5)W 18(3)W 24(1)W H 35 IV 18/10T 4/4S T:37L22 HE 1 6(4)W 12(3)W 18(2)W 24(1)W AP 1 6(7) 2 12(5)1 18(3)1 24(1)0 T:MG SA 1 6(7)W 12(5)W xx xx H 39 IV 18/10T 4/4S T:37L33 HE 1 6(4)W 12(3)W 18(2)W 24(1)W AP 1 6(7) 3 12(5)2 18(3)1 24(1)0 T:MG SA 1 6(7)W 12(5)W xx xx R 35 III 16/10T 4/4S T:37L22 HE 1 6(4)W 12(3)W 18(2)W 24(1)W AP 1 6(7) 2 12(5)1 18(3)1 24(1)0 T:MG SA 1 6(7)W 12(5)W xx xx R 40 III 16/10T 4/4S T:37L33 HE 1 6(4)W 12(3)W 18(2)W 24(1)W AP 1 6(7) 3 12(5)2 18(3)1 24(1)0 T:MG SA 1 6(7)W 12(5)W xx xx S 35 IV 18/10T 6/4S T:47L34 HE 1 6(4)W 12(3)W 18(2)W 24(1)W AP 1 6(7) 5 12(5)3 18(3)2 24(1)1 T:MG SA 1 6(7)W 12(5)W xx xx Char 3C VI 6/4T 4/4S T:75L34 HE 1 6(6)H 12(5)H 18(4)H 24(4)H AP 1 6(7) 4 12(5)2 18(3)2 24(1)1 RT: MG SA 1 6(7)W 12(5)W xx xx H:MG SA 1 6(8)W 12(6)W xx xx Towed Artillery 280 PF V+ Towed 290L12 HE 0 6(9)H 12(9)H 18(8)H 60(8)H 216”(8)2” Mortier 240 L Mle 84 V+ Towed 240L23 HE 0 6(9)H 12(9)H 18(8)H 60(8)H 396”(8)2” & 17 220 L Mle 17 V+ Towed 220L23 HE 0 6(9)H 12(9)H 18(8)H 60(8)H 504”(8)2” 220 Mle 16 III+ Towed 220L10 HE 0 6(9)H 12(9)H 18(8)H 60(8)H 216”(8)2” Mortier 194 GPF SP Towed 194L34 HE 0 6(9)H 12(9)H 18(8)H 60(8)H 468”(8)2” 155 GPF-T IV Towed 155L37 HE 1 6(9)H 12(9)H 18(9)H 60(8)H 396”(7)2” 155 C Mle 17S III Towed 155L14 HE 1 6(9)H 12(8)H 18(7)H 60(7)H 216”(7)2” 145 L Mle IV Towed 145L51 HE 1 6(9)H 12(9)H 18(8)H 60(7)H 394”(7)2” 16SC 105 L Mle 36S III Towed 105L36 HE 1 6(8)H 12(7)H 18(6)H 60(5)H 324”(5)2” FRANCE v6.6 Stand Class Move Def.
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