Personally I like "Hobart's Funnies". The sheer variety of inovations Percy Hobart came up with, somethat are still being used today. Jsut so many new additions to the tank design like the Bobbin to lay roads quickly. The ARK to make ramps to go up inclines. And my pesonal favourite the "Crocodile - A Churchill tank modified by the fitting of a flame-thrower in place of the hull machine gun...It excelled at clearing bunkers and it was a strong psychological weapon" to quote wiki. If a huge metal "crocodile" comes towards me spitting fire i'm gonna evacuate my bunker that for sure.
I loved all of Hobart's Funnies, I mean, who in their right mind would make tanks with an inflatable raft around it, so it could float towards the beachead and then fire while still at sea?
I see that my favortie weapon the KAR98 has shown up a few times, that's always good news. Along with the M1 Garand, and the trench gun.
For those that don't know what BAR means, it stands for: Browning Automatic Rifle. It has a 20 round clip, and can be semi-automatic or fully automatic.
As I own one, I do like the Mosin Nagant. But, I always liked the BAR, you just got to love a automatic .30-06 with a 20 round magazine in warfare, and the M1 Garand is also nice. I saw a used Garand in a store for $1,000 and it went quick. Wish I'd have had the thousand then, that was a good rifle.
The PPSH 41, with it's extreme rate of fire and high clip/drum capacity it can literally tear some1 in half. The MG42 is my second favorite...it pretty much owned in combat and its service record is outstanding.
Wait a second CerealkillerX, the names of the atomic bombs were as follows: fat man and little boy, you combined the two together for fat boy, intersting mate.
MP40 also has a place in my heart, it was the weapon issued to my great uncle had when he served in WWII, but was later killed.
