French Armor Identification and Sappers Guide

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Hotchkiss H-39

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Miscellaneous
Weight (combat ready): 12 000 kg
Length: 4.22 meters
Width: 1.85 meters
Height: 2.14 meters
Crew: 2

Armor & Armament
Armament: 1 x 37mm SA 38 gun (100 rounds)
1 x 7.5mm Chatellerault Model 1931 machine gun (400 rounds)
Maximum Armor: 45 mm
Minimum Armor: 18 mm

Propulsion
Power: 120 HP
Specific power: 10 HP / ton
Speed on road: 36 kph
Range on road: 150 km
Engine: 1 Hotchkiss 6 cyl. engine (120 HP)

Production
From: 1939
Until: 1940

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The Sapper must be directly behind the vehicle to properly place the charge. While in the standing position place the charge directly on the circular shape that resembles a small wheel. Due to graphics in the game the charge will disappear in to the round shape on the back of the tank. 1939—45, worldwide conflict involving every major power in the world. The two sides were generally known as the Allies and the Axis.This second global conflict resulted from the rise of totalitarian, militaristic regimes in Germany, Italy, and Japan, a phenomenon stemming in part from the Great Depression that swept over the world in the early 1930s and from the conditions created by the peace settlements (1919—20) following World War I.Though determined to maintain its neutrality, the United States was gradually drawn closer to the war by the force of events. To save Britain from collapse the Congress voted lend-lease aid early in 1941. In Aug., 1941, President Franklin Delano Roosevelt met Churchill on the high seas, and together they formulated the Atlantic Charter as a general statement of democratic aims. To establish bases to protect its shipping from attacks by German submarines, the United States occupied (Apr., 1941) Greenland and later shared in the occupation of Iceland; despite repeated warnings, the attacks continued. Relations with Germany became increasingly strained, and the aggressive acts of Japan in China, Indochina, and Thailand provoked protests from the United States.Efforts to reach a peaceful settlement were ended on Dec. 7, 1941, when Japan without warning attacked Pearl Harbor, the Philippines, and Malaya. War was declared (Dec. 8) on Japan by the United States, the Commonwealth of Nations (except Ireland), and the Netherlands. Within a few days Germany and Italy declared war on the United States.The first phase of the war in the Pacific was disastrous for the Allies. Japan swiftly conquered the Philippines (where strong resistance ended at Corregidor), Malaya, Burma (Myanmar), Netherlands East Indies (Indonesia), and many Pacific islands; destroyed an Allied fleet in the Java Sea; and reached, by mid-1942, its furthest points of advance in the Aleutian Islands and New Guinea.Australia became the chief Allied base for the countermoves against Japan, directed by Gen. Douglas MacArthur, Admiral Nimitz, and Admiral Halsey. The first Allied naval successes against Japan were scored in the battles of the Coral Sea and Midway, where U.S. bombers knocked out the major part of Japan's carrier fleet and forced Japan into retreat. Midway was the first decisive blow against the Axis by Allied forces. On land the Allies took the offensive in New Guinea and landed (Aug. 7, 1942) on Guadalcanal in the Solomon Islands.