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Capable of firing up to 800 rounds a minute, the MG34 had a unique
feature of being able to produce semi-automatic by pressing the upper
segment of the trigger, while fully automatic fire was achieved by
pressing the lower segment. Another important feature of the MG34 was
the ability to quickly change barrels due to the overheating.
It could fire ammunition stored in either 50 or 75 round drums or via
the more traditional belt feed system and used as either a Light
Machine-gun fired off a bipod or as a Heavy Machine-gun fired from a
tripod. The tripod also included sighting equipment which further aided
indirect
fire.
Designed by Evan Allen
Painted by Casey Davies |
| "The MG34 HMG is rated as a Man-packed; therefore
it can move up to 6"/15cm in the movement step. This allows them to keep
up with the infantry, making them ideal to move forward and support the
infantry." |
The MG34 HMG Teams
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"Use the MG34 HMG to pin down the enemy before your Grenadiers
launch their assault. This will prevent unnecessary casualties and help
guarantee success against the enemy position."
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| "With its high rate of fire (ROF 6), the SS Machine-gun Platoon is ideal for deployment near an
objective with an infantry platoon in close support. Their combined
firepower should be more than enough to prevent opposing infantry from
launching a successful assault." |
| "If the enemy is successful in pinning down
the SS Machine-gun Platoon, its rate of fire drops from ROF 6
to ROF 2. This will dramatically reduce the platoon’s effective when
shooting, especially in Defensive Fire." |
The MG34 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 |
Firepower
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Notes
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MG34 HMG
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Man-packed
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24"/60cm
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6
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2
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6
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ROF 2 when pinned down.
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The SS Machine-gun Platoon Hurry to Deploy
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Last Updated On Thursday, November 10, 2011 by Blake at Battlefront
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