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1d4chan>Lord Of The Lemmings at 19:26, 6 June 2022

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	The Churchill Gun Carrier was an attempt at up-gunning the Churchill with a proper, high-velocity gun that could both break static defenses and punch through enemy armor. Only 50 were ever produced, and none ever saw the battlefield. Doesn't stop game companies, from [[Flames of War\|Battlefront]] to [[/v/\|War Gaming]] from adding this monstrosity to their rosters, though. It follows Battlefront's tradition of adding "what-if" vehicles to the game, like the [[T14 Heavy Tank\|T14]] and [[M6 Heavy Tank\| M6]].		The Churchill Gun Carrier was an attempt at up-gunning the Churchill with a proper, high-velocity gun that could both break static defenses and punch through enemy armor. Only 50 were ever produced, and none ever saw the battlefield. Doesn't stop game companies, from [[Flames of War\|Battlefront]] to [[/v/\|War Gaming]] from adding this monstrosity to their rosters, though. It follows Battlefront's tradition of adding "what-if" vehicles to the game, like the [[T14 Heavy Tank\|T14]] and [[M6 Heavy Tank\| M6]].

1d4chan>Lord Of The Lemmings at 19:26, 6 June 2022

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	The Churchill Gun Carrier was an attempt at up-gunning the Churchill with a proper, high-velocity gun that could both break static defenses and punch through enemy armor. Only 50 were ever produced, and none ever saw the battlefield. Doesn't stop game companies, from [[Flames of War\|Battlefront]] to [[/v/\|War Gaming]] from adding this monstrosity to their rosters, though. It follows Battlefront's tradition of adding "what-if" vehicles to the game, like the [[T14 Heavy Tank\|T14]] and [[M6 Heavy Tank\| M6]].		The Churchill Gun Carrier was an attempt at up-gunning the Churchill with a proper, high-velocity gun that could both break static defenses and punch through enemy armor. Only 50 were ever produced, and none ever saw the battlefield. Doesn't stop game companies, from [[Flames of War\|Battlefront]] to [[/v/\|War Gaming]] from adding this monstrosity to their rosters, though. It follows Battlefront's tradition of adding "what-if" vehicles to the game, like the [[T14 Heavy Tank\|T14]] and [[M6 Heavy Tank\| M6]].

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	The Brit's first attempt at a "breakthrough" vehicle, the Churchill GC was built to house a high-velocity gun that could punch through enemy armor and fortifications equally, while also having enough armor to shrug off enemy attacks. Because the Churchill I-III had a very narrow turret, Vauxhall's solution was to mount a fixed casemate and create an Stug-style SPG to fit the gun (the Churchill I already had a hull-gun, anyway). Mounting a 76mm (3-inch) anti-aircraft gun that was being phased out of Navy service, they made around 50 of them before they realized that the tank was pretty much redundant: the 17-pdr, a gun already in-service, was already being adapted on the much more useful Achilles (which had a turret) and maneuverable [[Archer(Tank Destroyer)]]. The British decided to go with the less derpy options, though some madlads decided to continue exploring the "Breakthrough" concept of extremely-heavy, casemate-style assault guns through blueprints.		The Brit's first attempt at a "breakthrough" vehicle, the Churchill GC was built to house a high-velocity gun that could punch through enemy armor and fortifications equally, while also having enough armor to shrug off enemy attacks. Because the Churchill I-III had a very narrow turret, Vauxhall's solution was to mount a fixed casemate and create an Stug-style SPG to fit the gun (the Churchill I already had a hull-gun, anyway). Mounting a 76mm (3-inch) anti-aircraft gun that was being phased out of Navy service, they made around 50 of them before they realized that the tank was pretty much redundant: the 17-pdr, a gun already in-service, was already being adapted on the much more useful Achilles (which had a turret) and maneuverable [[Archer (Tank Destroyer)\|Archer]]. The British decided to go with the less derpy options, though some madlads decided to continue exploring the "Breakthrough" concept of extremely-heavy, casemate-style assault guns through blueprints.
	{{Template:British Forces in Flames of War}}		{{Template:British Forces in Flames of War}}

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	The Brit's first attempt at a "breakthrough" vehicle, the Churchill GC was built to house a high-velocity gun that could punch through enemy armor and fortifications equally, while also having enough armor to shrug off enemy attacks. Because the Churchill I-III had a very narrow turret, Vauxhall's solution was to mount a fixed casemate and create an Stug-style SPG to fit the gun (the Churchill I already had a hull-gun, anyway). Mounting a 76mm (3-inch) anti-aircraft gun that was being phased out of Navy service, they made around 50 of them before they realized that the tank was pretty much redundant: the 17-pdr, a gun already in-service, was already being adapted on the much more useful Achilles (which had a turret) and maneuverable [[Archer]]. The British decided to go with the less derpy options, though some madlads decided to continue exploring the "Breakthrough" concept of extremely-heavy, casemate-style assault guns through blueprints.		The Brit's first attempt at a "breakthrough" vehicle, the Churchill GC was built to house a high-velocity gun that could punch through enemy armor and fortifications equally, while also having enough armor to shrug off enemy attacks. Because the Churchill I-III had a very narrow turret, Vauxhall's solution was to mount a fixed casemate and create an Stug-style SPG to fit the gun (the Churchill I already had a hull-gun, anyway). Mounting a 76mm (3-inch) anti-aircraft gun that was being phased out of Navy service, they made around 50 of them before they realized that the tank was pretty much redundant: the 17-pdr, a gun already in-service, was already being adapted on the much more useful Achilles (which had a turret) and maneuverable [[Archer(Tank Destroyer)]]. The British decided to go with the less derpy options, though some madlads decided to continue exploring the "Breakthrough" concept of extremely-heavy, casemate-style assault guns through blueprints.
	{{Template:British Forces in Flames of War}}		{{Template:British Forces in Flames of War}}

1d4chan>MiaoKobayashisDragonMaid at 19:10, 5 June 2022

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	The Churchill Gun Carrier was an attempt at up-gunning the Churchill with a proper, high-velocity gun that could both break static defenses and punch through enemy armor. Only 50 were ever produced, and none ever saw the battlefield. Doesn't stop ~~them~~ game companies, from Battlefront to War Gaming from adding this monstrosity to their rosters, though. It follows Battlefront's tradition of adding "what-if" vehicles to the game, like the ~~T-14~~ and ~~M-6~~.		The Churchill Gun Carrier was an attempt at up-gunning the Churchill with a proper, high-velocity gun that could both break static defenses and punch through enemy armor. Only 50 were ever produced, and none ever saw the battlefield. Doesn't stop game companies, from [[Flames of War\|Battlefront]] to [[/v/\|War Gaming]] from adding this monstrosity to their rosters, though. It follows Battlefront's tradition of adding "what-if" vehicles to the game, like the [[T14 Heavy Tank\|T14]] and [[M6 Heavy Tank\| M6]].

	==Flames of War==		==Flames of War==

1d4chan>MiaoKobayashisDragonMaid at 19:06, 5 June 2022

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			The Churchill Gun Carrier was an attempt at up-gunning the Churchill with a proper, high-velocity gun that could both break static defenses and punch through enemy armor. Only 50 were ever produced, and none ever saw the battlefield. Doesn't stop them game companies, from Battlefront to War Gaming from adding this monstrosity to their rosters, though. It follows Battlefront's tradition of adding "what-if" vehicles to the game, like the T-14 and M-6.

	==Flames of War==		==Flames of War==
			===Mid War===
			[[File:ChurchillGC.jpg\|thumb\|Only losers need turrets!]]

	~~===Early War===~~		An SPG-variant of the Churchill, with slightly-better performance than the Churchill III's 6-pdr, at the expense of being Forward-Firing.
	~~===Mid War===~~
	===Late War===		===Late War===

			==IRL==
			The Brit's first attempt at a "breakthrough" vehicle, the Churchill GC was built to house a high-velocity gun that could punch through enemy armor and fortifications equally, while also having enough armor to shrug off enemy attacks. Because the Churchill I-III had a very narrow turret, Vauxhall's solution was to mount a fixed casemate and create an Stug-style SPG to fit the gun (the Churchill I already had a hull-gun, anyway). Mounting a 76mm (3-inch) anti-aircraft gun that was being phased out of Navy service, they made around 50 of them before they realized that the tank was pretty much redundant: the 17-pdr, a gun already in-service, was already being adapted on the much more useful Achilles (which had a turret) and maneuverable [[Archer]]. The British decided to go with the less derpy options, though some madlads decided to continue exploring the "Breakthrough" concept of extremely-heavy, casemate-style assault guns through blueprints.
	{{Template:British Forces in Flames of War}}		{{Template:British Forces in Flames of War}}

1d4chan>A Walrus at 18:40, 5 June 2022

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