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Products mentioned in this Article
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10cm FK30(t) Howitzer (GE569)
with two FK30(t) guns with 8cm and 10cm barrel options, two sets of crew & two Large bases.
Each infantry division has an artillery regiment with three light battalions and a heavy battalion. The light artillery battalions normally have twelve 10.5cm leFH18 howitzers in three batteries.
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"Light Artillery Batteries may not be deployed in Ambush."
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Although the Germans considered these as light howitzers, they were considerably larger and threw a much heavier shell than the 75mm field guns used in French and Polish light artillery battalions.
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Right: The 8cm FK30(t) gun.
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"The 8cm FK30(t) gun has a Mobility rating of Heavy, giving it
2"/5cm of movement. With this limited movement, make sure you deploy
them in an ideal position, for example, behind some linear terrain and
close enough to contest an objective. Remember, if you have to move
these guns for whatever reason they must remain stationary for a whole
turn before it can fire a bombardment." |
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The SS Totenkopf Division, the SS ‘Deaths Head’ Division, was equipped with captured Czech weapons rather than German guns. It had a battalion of 8cm FK30(t) field guns and two of 10cm leFH30(t) in place of the normal 10.5cm leFH18 battalions.
Design by Evan Allen & Karl Cederman
Painted by Mark Hazell
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"The 8cm FK30(t) gun 10cm leFH30(t) howitzer have a Gun
shield which means that even if you fail a Gun save, your opponent must
make a Firepower test to destroy that team. But remember, Gun shields
only provide Bulletproof cover from shots fired from in front of the
gun." |
The 8cm FK30(t) gun in Flames Of War
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Weapon
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Mobility
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Range |
ROF
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Anti-tank
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Firepower
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Note
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8cm FK30(t) gun
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Heavy
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24"/60cm
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2
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8
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3+
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Gun shield, Smoke. |
Firing bombardments
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80"/200cm
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3
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6
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Smoke bombardment.
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"In direct fire, the 8cm FK30(t) gun packs a serious punch (Anti-tank 8) despite its limited range (24"/60cm). This can make opponents think twice before coming anywhere near your artillery battery. However, it lacks the attributes as a useful artillery piece" |
"The 8cm FK30(t) gun 10cm leFH30(t) howitzer has the ability to fire Smoke in either direct fire or as a
Smoke bombardment. Smoke can be used to conceal your units as they advance
across the table or to prevent a specific enemy unit from targeting your troops." |
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The 10cm leFH30(t) howitzer in Flames Of War
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Weapon
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Mobility
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Range
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ROF
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Anti-tank
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Firepower
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Notes
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10cm leFH30(t) howitzer
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Immobile
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24"/60cm
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1
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9
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2+
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Gun shield, Smoke.
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Firing bombardments
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72"/180cm
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4
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4+
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Smoke bombardment.
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"When firing bombardments, the 10cm leFH30(t) howitzer has plenty of range (72"/180cm) and the firepower (4+) to soften up dug in
infantry anywhere on the tabletop." |
"The 10cm leFH30(t) howitzer are rated as Immobile and can only move if towed." |
"In direct fire, the 10cm leFH30(t) howitzer packs a serious punch
(Anti-tank 9) despite its limited range (24"/60cm) and ROF (ROF 1). This can make
opponents think twice before coming anywhere near your artillery
battery." |
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The 8cm FK30(t) gun and 10cm leFH30(t) howitzer |
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Last Updated On Thursday, July 14, 2011 by Blake at Battlefront
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