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2A02:A03F:C17F:DE00:5960:6DB1:3A00:CF66 at 10:53, 14 August 2021

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	The epitome of glass cannon, the land rover invests all its value into a what is basically a ~~105mm~~ tank cannon. At 1 point per vehicle in a section of 2 or 4, it is too squishy for practical use as a frontline unit. When used in defensive roles however, you might be able to pop a couple of BMPs or T55s and make your points back. It excels against infantry lists when enemy vehicles are kept away. With brutal and 2+ firepower, it delivers tank quality firepower for a dirt cheap price, with 4 shots for slightly less than the cost of a single Leopard 1.		The epitome of glass cannon, the land rover invests all its value into a what is basically a 106mm tank cannon. At 1 point per vehicle in a section of 2 or 4, it is too squishy for practical use as a frontline unit. When used in defensive roles however, you might be able to pop a couple of BMPs or T55s and make your points back. It excels against infantry lists when enemy vehicles are kept away. With brutal and 2+ firepower, it delivers tank quality firepower for a dirt cheap price, with 4 shots for slightly less than the cost of a single Leopard 1.

	While you might giggle at your opponent's sheilas in jungle hats, you are still paying a tiny amount of points for a very dangerous package. Players looking for cheap brutal weapons would have to look at the Leopard 1 for the next cheapest equivilent, running in at 3 points per piece: a rover platoon gives you much more bang for the buck at the cost of a single tank. While tanks would almost definitely focus on enemy armour and high value targets, the Rover is cheap enough to serve as fire support for a hammer and anvil list with Leopards pushing the flanks while Rovers support your trenchline of infantry.		While you might giggle at your opponent's sheilas in jungle hats, you are still paying a tiny amount of points for a very dangerous package. Players looking for cheap brutal weapons would have to look at the Leopard 1 for the next cheapest equivilent, running in at 3 points per piece: a rover platoon gives you much more bang for the buck at the cost of a single tank. While tanks would almost definitely focus on enemy armour and high value targets, the Rover is cheap enough to serve as fire support for a hammer and anvil list with Leopards pushing the flanks while Rovers support your trenchline of infantry.

1d4chan>Piroko: /* IRL */

2021-04-27T02:43:43Z

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	With the introduction of the American [[Jeep]] during WWII, the Brits decided that they needed their own version, thus creating the Land Rover series of four wheel drive off-road vehicles. Throughout the British Empire, the Land Rover became the dominant light utility vehicle for both civilians and military alike. This specific model used by Australians was nicknamed the [[Orks\|“gunbuggy,”]] using the M40 Recoilless Rifle to fill the role of light anti-tank. Despite the Vietnam-era M40 being replaced by the BGM-71 TOW and other similar missile launchers in many countries, the M40 remains popular to this day as a cheaper alternative, as its HEAT ammunition was eventually upgraded to penetrate up to 700mm of armour.		With the introduction of the American [[Jeep]] during WWII, the Brits decided that they needed their own version, thus creating the Land Rover series of four wheel drive off-road vehicles. Throughout the British Empire, the Land Rover became the dominant light utility vehicle for both civilians and military alike. This specific model used by Australians was nicknamed the [[Orks\|“gunbuggy,”]] using the M40 Recoilless Rifle to fill the role of light anti-tank. Despite the Vietnam-era M40 being replaced by the BGM-71 TOW and other similar missile launchers in many countries, the M40 remains popular to this day as a cheaper alternative, as its HEAT ammunition was eventually upgraded to penetrate up to 700mm of armour.

	The current model is called the Land Rover Defender for the Brits, while the Aussies have the Land Rover Perentie. It even comes in a 6x6 version used by the SAS, known as the Long Range Patrol Vehicle, adopted in the 80s. Since then, these have been replaced by Supacat HMTs because the special forces boys need better toys than the grunts.		The current model is called the Land Rover Defender for the Brits, while the Aussies have the Land Rover Perentie. It even comes in a 6x6 version used by the SAS, known as the Long Range Patrol Vehicle, adopted in the 80s. Since then, these have been replaced by [[Trukk\|Supacat HMTs]] because the special forces boys need better toys than the grunts.

	{{ANZAC Forces in Team Yankee}}		{{ANZAC Forces in Team Yankee}}

	[[Category:Vehicles]]		[[Category:Vehicles]]

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	[[File:Gb00.jpg\|300px\|right\|thumb\|Its like a Humvee, but with even less armour and a big fuckin' cannon.]]		[[File:Gb00.jpg\|300px\|right\|thumb\|Its like a Humvee, but with even less armour and a big fuckin' cannon.]]
	With the introduction of the American [[Jeep]] during WWII, the Brits decided that they needed their own version, thus creating the Land Rover series of four wheel drive off-road vehicles. Throughout the British Empire, the Land Rover became the dominant light utility vehicle for both civilians and military alike. This specific model used by Australians was nicknamed the “gunbuggy,” using the M40 Recoilless Rifle to fill the role of light anti-tank. Despite the Vietnam-era M40 being replaced by the BGM-71 TOW and other similar missile launchers in many countries, the M40 remains popular to this day as a cheaper alternative, as its HEAT ammunition was eventually upgraded to penetrate up to 700mm of armour.		With the introduction of the American [[Jeep]] during WWII, the Brits decided that they needed their own version, thus creating the Land Rover series of four wheel drive off-road vehicles. Throughout the British Empire, the Land Rover became the dominant light utility vehicle for both civilians and military alike. This specific model used by Australians was nicknamed the [[Orks\|“gunbuggy,”]] using the M40 Recoilless Rifle to fill the role of light anti-tank. Despite the Vietnam-era M40 being replaced by the BGM-71 TOW and other similar missile launchers in many countries, the M40 remains popular to this day as a cheaper alternative, as its HEAT ammunition was eventually upgraded to penetrate up to 700mm of armour.

	The current model is called the Land Rover Defender for the Brits, while the Aussies have the Land Rover Perentie. It even comes in a 6x6 version used by the SAS, known as the Long Range Patrol Vehicle, adopted in the 80s. Since then, these have been replaced by Supacat HMTs because the special forces boys need better toys than the grunts.		The current model is called the Land Rover Defender for the Brits, while the Aussies have the Land Rover Perentie. It even comes in a 6x6 version used by the SAS, known as the Long Range Patrol Vehicle, adopted in the 80s. Since then, these have been replaced by Supacat HMTs because the special forces boys need better toys than the grunts.

1d4chan>Catnip212 at 11:55, 17 June 2019

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	[[File:TAU121-13.jpg\|300px\|left\|thumb\|Crikey! Look at those stats, mate!]]		[[File:TAU121-13.jpg\|300px\|left\|thumb\|Crikey! Look at those stats, mate!]]

	The epitome of glass cannon, the land rover invests all its value into a what is basically a tank cannon. At 1 point per vehicle in a section of 2 or 4, it is too squishy for practical use as a frontline unit. When used in defensive roles however, you might be able to pop a couple of BMPs or T55s and make your points back. It excels against infantry lists when enemy vehicles are kept away. With brutal and 2+ firepower, it delivers tank quality firepower for a dirt cheap price, with 4 shots for slightly less than the cost of a single Leopard 1.		The epitome of glass cannon, the land rover invests all its value into a what is basically a 105mm tank cannon. At 1 point per vehicle in a section of 2 or 4, it is too squishy for practical use as a frontline unit. When used in defensive roles however, you might be able to pop a couple of BMPs or T55s and make your points back. It excels against infantry lists when enemy vehicles are kept away. With brutal and 2+ firepower, it delivers tank quality firepower for a dirt cheap price, with 4 shots for slightly less than the cost of a single Leopard 1.

	~~A fun unit~~, but ~~niche~~.		While you might giggle at your opponent's sheilas in jungle hats, you are still paying a tiny amount of points for a very dangerous package. Players looking for cheap brutal weapons would have to look at the Leopard 1 for the next cheapest equivilent, running in at 3 points per piece: a rover platoon gives you much more bang for the buck at the cost of a single tank. While tanks would almost definitely focus on enemy armour and high value targets, the Rover is cheap enough to serve as fire support for a hammer and anvil list with Leopards pushing the flanks while Rovers support your trenchline of infantry.

			It might have less armor than a snowblower, but has enough firepower to take out chunks of an infantry company.

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1d4chan>LordRao1: /* IRL */

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	With the introduction of the American [[Jeep]] during WWII, the Brits decided that they needed their own version, thus creating the Land Rover series of four wheel drive off-road vehicles. Throughout the British Empire, the Land Rover became the dominant light utility vehicle for both civilians and military alike. This specific model used by Australians was nicknamed the “gunbuggy,” using the M40 Recoilless Rifle to fill the role of light anti-tank. Despite the Vietnam-era M40 being replaced by the BGM-71 TOW and other similar missile launchers in many countries, the M40 remains popular to this day as a cheaper alternative, as its HEAT ammunition was eventually upgraded to penetrate up to 700mm of armour.		With the introduction of the American [[Jeep]] during WWII, the Brits decided that they needed their own version, thus creating the Land Rover series of four wheel drive off-road vehicles. Throughout the British Empire, the Land Rover became the dominant light utility vehicle for both civilians and military alike. This specific model used by Australians was nicknamed the “gunbuggy,” using the M40 Recoilless Rifle to fill the role of light anti-tank. Despite the Vietnam-era M40 being replaced by the BGM-71 TOW and other similar missile launchers in many countries, the M40 remains popular to this day as a cheaper alternative, as its HEAT ammunition was eventually upgraded to penetrate up to 700mm of armour.

	The current model is called the Land Rover Defender for the Brits~~. While~~ the Aussies have the Land Rover Perentie. It ~~ever~~ comes in a 6x6 version known as the Long Range Patrol Vehicle ~~used by the SAS. Since they were~~ adopted in the 80s. Supacat HMTs ~~where bought~~ because the special forces boys need better toys than the grunts.		The current model is called the Land Rover Defender for the Brits, while the Aussies have the Land Rover Perentie. It even comes in a 6x6 version used by the SAS, known as the Long Range Patrol Vehicle, adopted in the 80s. Since then, these have been replaced by Supacat HMTs because the special forces boys need better toys than the grunts.

	{{ANZAC Forces in Team Yankee}}		{{ANZAC Forces in Team Yankee}}

	[[Category:Vehicles]]		[[Category:Vehicles]]

1d4chan>LordRao1: /* In Team Yankee */

2019-04-22T15:53:24Z

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	==In Team Yankee==		==In Team Yankee==
	[[File:TAU121-13.jpg\|300px\|left\|thumb\|Crikey! Look at those stats ~~Mate~~!]]		[[File:TAU121-13.jpg\|300px\|left\|thumb\|Crikey! Look at those stats, mate!]]

	The epitome of glass cannon, the land rover invests all its value into a what is basically a tank cannon. At 1 point per vehicle in a section of 2 or 4, it is too squishy for practical use as a frontline unit. When used in defensive roles however, you might be able to pop a couple of BMPs or T55s and make your points back. It excels against infantry lists when enemy vehicles are kept away. With brutal and 2+ firepower, it delivers tank quality firepower for a dirt cheap price, with 4 shots for slightly less than the cost of a single Leopard 1.		The epitome of glass cannon, the land rover invests all its value into a what is basically a tank cannon. At 1 point per vehicle in a section of 2 or 4, it is too squishy for practical use as a frontline unit. When used in defensive roles however, you might be able to pop a couple of BMPs or T55s and make your points back. It excels against infantry lists when enemy vehicles are kept away. With brutal and 2+ firepower, it delivers tank quality firepower for a dirt cheap price, with 4 shots for slightly less than the cost of a single Leopard 1.

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	[[File:Gb00.jpg\|300px\|right\|thumb\|Its like a Humvee, but with even less armour and a big fuckin' cannon.]]		[[File:Gb00.jpg\|300px\|right\|thumb\|Its like a Humvee, but with even less armour and a big fuckin' cannon.]]
	With the introduction of the American Jeep during WWII, the Brits decided that they needed their own version, thus creating the Land Rover series of four wheel drive off-road vehicles. Throughout the British Empire, the Land Rover became the dominant light utility vehicle for both civilians and military alike. This specific model used by Australians was nicknamed the “gunbuggy,” using the M40 Recoilless Rifle to fill the role of light anti-tank. Despite the Vietnam-era M40 being replaced by the BGM-71 TOW and other similar missile launchers in many countries, the M40 remains popular to this day as a cheaper alternative, as its HEAT ammunition was eventually upgraded to penetrate up to 700mm of armour.		With the introduction of the American [[Jeep]] during WWII, the Brits decided that they needed their own version, thus creating the Land Rover series of four wheel drive off-road vehicles. Throughout the British Empire, the Land Rover became the dominant light utility vehicle for both civilians and military alike. This specific model used by Australians was nicknamed the “gunbuggy,” using the M40 Recoilless Rifle to fill the role of light anti-tank. Despite the Vietnam-era M40 being replaced by the BGM-71 TOW and other similar missile launchers in many countries, the M40 remains popular to this day as a cheaper alternative, as its HEAT ammunition was eventually upgraded to penetrate up to 700mm of armour.

	The current model is called the Land Rover Defender for the Brits. While the Aussies have the Land Rover Perentie. It ever comes in a 6x6 version known as the Long Range Patrol Vehicle used by the SAS. Since they were adopted in the 80s. Supacat HMTs where bought because the special forces boys need better toys than the grunts.		The current model is called the Land Rover Defender for the Brits. While the Aussies have the Land Rover Perentie. It ever comes in a 6x6 version known as the Long Range Patrol Vehicle used by the SAS. Since they were adopted in the 80s. Supacat HMTs where bought because the special forces boys need better toys than the grunts.

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	[[File:Gb00.jpg\|300px\|right\|thumb\|Its like a Humvee, but with even less armour and a big fuckin' cannon.]]		[[File:Gb00.jpg\|300px\|right\|thumb\|Its like a Humvee, but with even less armour and a big fuckin' cannon.]]
	With the introduction of the American Jeep during WWII, the Brits decided that they needed their own version, thus creating the Land Rover series of four wheel drive off-road vehicles. Throughout the British Empire, the Land Rover became the dominant light utility vehicle for both civilians and military alike. This specific model used by Australians was nicknamed the “gunbuggy,” using the M40 Recoilless Rifle to fill the role of light anti-tank. Despite the Vietnam-era M40 being replaced by the BGM-71 TOW and other similar missile launchers in many countries, the M40 remains popular to this day as a cheaper alternative, as its HEAT ammunition was eventually upgraded to penetrate up to 700mm of armour.		With the introduction of the American Jeep during WWII, the Brits decided that they needed their own version, thus creating the Land Rover series of four wheel drive off-road vehicles. Throughout the British Empire, the Land Rover became the dominant light utility vehicle for both civilians and military alike. This specific model used by Australians was nicknamed the “gunbuggy,” using the M40 Recoilless Rifle to fill the role of light anti-tank. Despite the Vietnam-era M40 being replaced by the BGM-71 TOW and other similar missile launchers in many countries, the M40 remains popular to this day as a cheaper alternative, as its HEAT ammunition was eventually upgraded to penetrate up to 700mm of armour.

			The current model is called the Land Rover Defender for the Brits. While the Aussies have the Land Rover Perentie. It ever comes in a 6x6 version known as the Long Range Patrol Vehicle used by the SAS. Since they were adopted in the 80s. Supacat HMTs where bought because the special forces boys need better toys than the grunts.

	{{ANZAC Forces in Team Yankee}}		{{ANZAC Forces in Team Yankee}}

	[[Category:Vehicles]]		[[Category:Vehicles]]

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2019-01-05T03:36:36Z

In Team Yankee

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	[[File:TAU121-13.jpg\|300px\|left\|thumb\|Crikey! Look at those stats Mate!]]		[[File:TAU121-13.jpg\|300px\|left\|thumb\|Crikey! Look at those stats Mate!]]

	The epitome of glass cannon, the land rover invests ~~its~~ all its value into a what is basically a tank cannon. At 1 point per vehicle in a section of 2 or 4, it is too squishy for practical use as a frontline unit. When used in defensive roles however, you might be able to pop a couple of BMPs or T55s and make your points back. It excels against infantry lists when enemy vehicles are kept away. With brutal and 2+ firepower, it delivers tank quality firepower for a dirt cheap price, with 4 shots for slightly less than the cost of a single Leopard 1.		The epitome of glass cannon, the land rover invests all its value into a what is basically a tank cannon. At 1 point per vehicle in a section of 2 or 4, it is too squishy for practical use as a frontline unit. When used in defensive roles however, you might be able to pop a couple of BMPs or T55s and make your points back. It excels against infantry lists when enemy vehicles are kept away. With brutal and 2+ firepower, it delivers tank quality firepower for a dirt cheap price, with 4 shots for slightly less than the cost of a single Leopard 1.

	A fun unit, but niche.		A fun unit, but niche.