Editing Dana SpGH (section)

==In Team Yankee==
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The Eastern bloc has never been a loved child of the Soviets, who kept all the goodies for themselves. Hence, the Czechs decided to get to work on creating their own heavy artillery piece and boy, is it terrifying.

The Dana is a heavy artillery piece with AT4 and FP 2+, placing it in the same class as the M109 and the Acacia. It might kill the occasional tank, but this unit decimates lightly armored vehicles like LAVs and Leopard 1s while performing decently against dug-in infantry. Unlike other Soviet artillery, the Dana has an autoloader which gives you a +1 to hit. More importantly, Polish and Czech unit leaders both have 4+ skill. With a dedicated forward observer for one point, you can call for arty on a 3+ which is amazing, considering this is PACT we are speaking about.

It is one of the most expensive artillery pieces for the PACT, but is still a little cheaper than NATO counterparts. For the price, it is an excellent killing artillery unit that should be used to weaken the scariest combat units your opponent brings afield. If absolutely required, the Dana can also fire smokescreens or shoot directly at opponents.

As this is an artillery piece, avoid driving it towards the enemy. 5+ cross will make it very difficult for your vehicles to pass through forests or bushes. More importantly, it may have more armour than a BM-21 but it will die if your enemy can target it.

A very competitive unit that delivers NATO level artillery with the price of a Soviet unit. Combined with a spotter, you will be calling for fire on a 3+ and hitting NATO models on a 3+ or a 2+. In a Czech infantry list, this unit is the hammer to the massive anvil you forged from the bodies of your infantry. Use the lives of your men to buy time for the Dana to pound holes out of the enemy's advance!

The Poles can purchase a battery of 3 guns for 7 points or 6 for 14 points. The Czechs may purchase 3 for 6 points or 6 guns for 12 points.