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2601:1C0:4500:A540:4156:952A:2BD0:4BB7: /* ANZAC */ a classic 40k joke fits a bit better on this wiki

2023-02-16T07:27:48Z

ANZAC: a classic 40k joke fits a bit better on this wiki

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	==ANZAC==		==ANZAC==
	[[File:TNBX01-15.jpg\|300px\|left\|thumb\|~~Fuckin' 'ell. Let's fix bayonets and be done~~ with ~~this~~!]]		[[File:TNBX01-15.jpg\|300px\|left\|thumb\|“Drive me closer, I want to hit them with my sword!”]]
	{{topquote\|If there's two things he loves it's fighting and...<br>Fightin' Round The World!\|South Park}}		{{topquote\|If there's two things he loves it's fighting and...<br>Fightin' Round The World!\|South Park}}
	Another upgraded Leopard 1A3, the AS1 is a bit of a monster. Just look at those base stats: the Australians just '''do not''' give a fuck. While not as abundant as the C1, this thing is a force of nature in its own right. When taken all together, the Skill, Courage, and Assault values of this tank should give you a good idea of what it's for. The AS1 should be right up in the enemy's face, squarely at ramming speed. Use your [[M113 MRV\|MRV's]] to propel your AS1s forward or into cover, then make a beeline into the enemy, guns-a-blazing. Firing on the move is your friend, as is soft cover. You can play this thing like a more traditional Leopard 1, but you're wasting the points you spent for the AS1's uniquely ANZAC attitude towards life.		Another upgraded Leopard 1A3, the AS1 is a bit of a monster. Just look at those base stats: the Australians just '''do not''' give a fuck. While not as abundant as the C1, this thing is a force of nature in its own right. When taken all together, the Skill, Courage, and Assault values of this tank should give you a good idea of what it's for. The AS1 should be right up in the enemy's face, squarely at ramming speed. Use your [[M113 MRV\|MRV's]] to propel your AS1s forward or into cover, then make a beeline into the enemy, guns-a-blazing. Firing on the move is your friend, as is soft cover. You can play this thing like a more traditional Leopard 1, but you're wasting the points you spent for the AS1's uniquely ANZAC attitude towards life.

2001:67C:2628:647:12:0:0:113: /* IRL */ clear photo

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IRL: clear photo

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	[[File:Leopard-1 IRL.jpg\|300px\|right\|thumb\|A Canadian Leo-1 at the Bovington Tank Museum]]		[[File:Leopard-1 IRL.jpg\|300px\|right\|thumb\|A Canadian Leo-1 at the Bovington Tank Museum]]
	The Leopard 1 was a second generation MBT for the west Germans. It was meant to hold the line until the MBT-70 program bore fruit. That never happened so the west was at a severe disadvantage in MBTs. The Leopard 1 would serve well into the 21st century with the Canadian military but overall the tank is not that innovative or ground-breaking. Mobility had priority, while firepower came second; armor was seen as literally useless, since while maybe that spaced armor could stand up to a RPG, APFSDS was like a needle through fabric.		The Leopard 1 was a second generation MBT for the west Germans. It was meant to hold the line until the MBT-70 program bore fruit. That never happened so the west was at a severe disadvantage in MBTs. The Leopard 1 would serve well into the 21st century with the Canadian military but overall the tank is not that innovative or ground-breaking. Mobility had priority, while firepower came second; armor was seen as literally useless, since while maybe that spaced armor could stand up to a RPG, APFSDS was like a needle through fabric.
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	{{West German Forces in Team Yankee}}		{{West German Forces in Team Yankee}}
	{{Canadian Forces in Team Yankee}}		{{Canadian Forces in Team Yankee}}

86.14.238.11: /* ANZAC */

2021-03-27T13:14:11Z

ANZAC

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	Another upgraded Leopard 1A3, the AS1 is a bit of a monster. Just look at those base stats: the Australians just '''do not''' give a fuck. While not as abundant as the C1, this thing is a force of nature in its own right. When taken all together, the Skill, Courage, and Assault values of this tank should give you a good idea of what it's for. The AS1 should be right up in the enemy's face, squarely at ramming speed. Use your [[M113 MRV\|MRV's]] to propel your AS1s forward or into cover, then make a beeline into the enemy, guns-a-blazing. Firing on the move is your friend, as is soft cover. You can play this thing like a more traditional Leopard 1, but you're wasting the points you spent for the AS1's uniquely ANZAC attitude towards life.		Another upgraded Leopard 1A3, the AS1 is a bit of a monster. Just look at those base stats: the Australians just '''do not''' give a fuck. While not as abundant as the C1, this thing is a force of nature in its own right. When taken all together, the Skill, Courage, and Assault values of this tank should give you a good idea of what it's for. The AS1 should be right up in the enemy's face, squarely at ramming speed. Use your [[M113 MRV\|MRV's]] to propel your AS1s forward or into cover, then make a beeline into the enemy, guns-a-blazing. Firing on the move is your friend, as is soft cover. You can play this thing like a more traditional Leopard 1, but you're wasting the points you spent for the AS1's uniquely ANZAC attitude towards life.

	As previously stated, this thing is a little hard to bring ''en masse''. Consequently, it probably won't be the fulcrum of your list. Instead, it should be on the board to dish out Brutal shots and [[DISTRACTION_CARNIFEX\|draw attention]]. If these things are right up in the opponent's business, chances are they'll be so focused on it that they'll be less worried about your [[Land Rover]] or MRVs flanking and taking objectives. Casualties will be high~~, but hey, if Gallipoli taught us anything, it's that the ANZACs aren't too concerned about dying horribly in someone else's war~~.		As previously stated, this thing is a little hard to bring ''en masse''. Consequently, it probably won't be the fulcrum of your list. Instead, it should be on the board to dish out Brutal shots and [[DISTRACTION_CARNIFEX\|draw attention]]. If these things are right up in the opponent's business, chances are they'll be so focused on it that they'll be less worried about your [[Land Rover]] or MRVs flanking and taking objectives. Casualties will be high.

	Tank HQs come in 1-2 vehicles for 4 or 7 points, while tank platoons (armored troops) come with 3-4 tanks at 10 or 13 points, respectively.		Tank HQs come in 1-2 vehicles for 4 or 7 points, while tank platoons (armored troops) come with 3-4 tanks at 10 or 13 points, respectively.

1d4chan>Piroko: /* ANZAC */

2021-03-04T00:03:13Z

ANZAC

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	==ANZAC==		==ANZAC==
			[[File:TNBX01-15.jpg\|300px\|left\|thumb\|Fuckin' 'ell. Let's fix bayonets and be done with this!]]
	{{topquote\|If there's two things he loves it's fighting and...<br>Fightin' Round The World!\|South Park}}		{{topquote\|If there's two things he loves it's fighting and...<br>Fightin' Round The World!\|South Park}}
	~~[[File:TNBX01-15.jpg\|300px\|left\|thumb\|Fuckin' 'ell. Let's fix bayonets and be done with this!]]~~
	Another upgraded Leopard 1A3, the AS1 is a bit of a monster. Just look at those base stats: the Australians just '''do not''' give a fuck. While not as abundant as the C1, this thing is a force of nature in its own right. When taken all together, the Skill, Courage, and Assault values of this tank should give you a good idea of what it's for. The AS1 should be right up in the enemy's face, squarely at ramming speed. Use your [[M113 MRV\|MRV's]] to propel your AS1s forward or into cover, then make a beeline into the enemy, guns-a-blazing. Firing on the move is your friend, as is soft cover. You can play this thing like a more traditional Leopard 1, but you're wasting the points you spent for the AS1's uniquely ANZAC attitude towards life.		Another upgraded Leopard 1A3, the AS1 is a bit of a monster. Just look at those base stats: the Australians just '''do not''' give a fuck. While not as abundant as the C1, this thing is a force of nature in its own right. When taken all together, the Skill, Courage, and Assault values of this tank should give you a good idea of what it's for. The AS1 should be right up in the enemy's face, squarely at ramming speed. Use your [[M113 MRV\|MRV's]] to propel your AS1s forward or into cover, then make a beeline into the enemy, guns-a-blazing. Firing on the move is your friend, as is soft cover. You can play this thing like a more traditional Leopard 1, but you're wasting the points you spent for the AS1's uniquely ANZAC attitude towards life.

1d4chan>Piroko: /* ANZAC */

2021-03-03T23:51:07Z

ANZAC

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	==ANZAC==		==ANZAC==
			{{topquote\|If there's two things he loves it's fighting and...<br>Fightin' Round The World!\|South Park}}
	[[File:TNBX01-15.jpg\|300px\|left\|thumb\|Fuckin' 'ell. Let's fix bayonets and be done with this!]]		[[File:TNBX01-15.jpg\|300px\|left\|thumb\|Fuckin' 'ell. Let's fix bayonets and be done with this!]]
	Another upgraded Leopard 1A3, the AS1 is a bit of a monster. Just look at those base stats: the Australians just '''do not''' give a fuck. While not as abundant as the C1, this thing is a force of nature in its own right. When taken all together, the Skill, Courage, and Assault values of this tank should give you a good idea of what it's for. The AS1 should be right up in the enemy's face, squarely at ramming speed. Use your [[M113 MRV\|MRV's]] to propel your AS1s forward or into cover, then make a beeline into the enemy, guns-a-blazing. Firing on the move is your friend, as is soft cover. You can play this thing like a more traditional Leopard 1, but you're wasting the points you spent for the AS1's uniquely ANZAC attitude towards life.		Another upgraded Leopard 1A3, the AS1 is a bit of a monster. Just look at those base stats: the Australians just '''do not''' give a fuck. While not as abundant as the C1, this thing is a force of nature in its own right. When taken all together, the Skill, Courage, and Assault values of this tank should give you a good idea of what it's for. The AS1 should be right up in the enemy's face, squarely at ramming speed. Use your [[M113 MRV\|MRV's]] to propel your AS1s forward or into cover, then make a beeline into the enemy, guns-a-blazing. Firing on the move is your friend, as is soft cover. You can play this thing like a more traditional Leopard 1, but you're wasting the points you spent for the AS1's uniquely ANZAC attitude towards life.

1d4chan>Piroko: /* ANZAC */

2020-10-14T13:52:30Z

ANZAC

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	Another upgraded Leopard 1A3, the AS1 is a bit of a monster. Just look at those base stats: the Australians just '''do not''' give a fuck. While not as abundant as the C1, this thing is a force of nature in its own right. When taken all together, the Skill, Courage, and Assault values of this tank should give you a good idea of what it's for. The AS1 should be right up in the enemy's face, squarely at ramming speed. Use your [[M113 MRV\|MRV's]] to propel your AS1s forward or into cover, then make a beeline into the enemy, guns-a-blazing. Firing on the move is your friend, as is soft cover. You can play this thing like a more traditional Leopard 1, but you're wasting the points you spent for the AS1's uniquely ANZAC attitude towards life.		Another upgraded Leopard 1A3, the AS1 is a bit of a monster. Just look at those base stats: the Australians just '''do not''' give a fuck. While not as abundant as the C1, this thing is a force of nature in its own right. When taken all together, the Skill, Courage, and Assault values of this tank should give you a good idea of what it's for. The AS1 should be right up in the enemy's face, squarely at ramming speed. Use your [[M113 MRV\|MRV's]] to propel your AS1s forward or into cover, then make a beeline into the enemy, guns-a-blazing. Firing on the move is your friend, as is soft cover. You can play this thing like a more traditional Leopard 1, but you're wasting the points you spent for the AS1's uniquely ANZAC attitude towards life.

	As previously stated, this thing is a little hard to bring ''en masse''. Consequently, it probably won't be the fulcrum of your list. Instead, it should be on the board to dish out Brutal shots and draw attention. If these things are right up in the opponent's business, chances are they'll be so focused on it that they'll be less worried about your [[Land Rover]] or MRVs flanking and taking objectives. Casualties will be high, but hey, if Gallipoli taught us anything, it's that the ANZACs aren't too concerned about dying horribly in someone else's war.		As previously stated, this thing is a little hard to bring ''en masse''. Consequently, it probably won't be the fulcrum of your list. Instead, it should be on the board to dish out Brutal shots and [[DISTRACTION_CARNIFEX\|draw attention]]. If these things are right up in the opponent's business, chances are they'll be so focused on it that they'll be less worried about your [[Land Rover]] or MRVs flanking and taking objectives. Casualties will be high, but hey, if Gallipoli taught us anything, it's that the ANZACs aren't too concerned about dying horribly in someone else's war.

	Tank HQs come in 1-2 vehicles for 4 or 7 points, while tank platoons (armored troops) come with 3-4 tanks at 10 or 13 points, respectively.		Tank HQs come in 1-2 vehicles for 4 or 7 points, while tank platoons (armored troops) come with 3-4 tanks at 10 or 13 points, respectively.

67.161.89.244: /* West German */ correct words

2020-09-15T18:01:19Z

West German: correct words

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	==West German==		==West German==
	[[File:Leopard-1 Stats.jpg\|300px\|left\|thumb\|Die ~~Statistiken~~, ja!]]		[[File:Leopard-1 Stats.jpg\|300px\|left\|thumb\|Die Statistik, ja!]]
	The ancestor of the Leopard 2, the Leopard 1 serves as the spearhead of armoured recon forces (PanzerAufklarung) and the backbone of Leopard 1 Panzer Kompanies (found in PanzerTruppen) in the West German arsenal. While inferior to the Leopard 2 in movement, AT and technology (Advanced Stabilisers, Thermal Vision), the Leopard 1 has a key role in providing affordable anti-armour firepower. While incapable of engaging any modern armour, the Leopard 1 can comfortably engage other Second Generation tanks like the T-55AM2 and the Patton. At close range, the L7 gun has an AT value of 19, which means that enough shots may eventually penetrate the front of a T-64. However, AT19 means that the Leopard 1 may have a use to players capable of getting a Panzer Zug into your enemy's flank where their moving ROF of 2 can threaten tanks from the side or artillery pieces with their 2+ FP.		The ancestor of the Leopard 2, the Leopard 1 serves as the spearhead of armoured recon forces (PanzerAufklarung) and the backbone of Leopard 1 Panzer Kompanies (found in PanzerTruppen) in the West German arsenal. While inferior to the Leopard 2 in movement, AT and technology (Advanced Stabilisers, Thermal Vision), the Leopard 1 has a key role in providing affordable anti-armour firepower. While incapable of engaging any modern armour, the Leopard 1 can comfortably engage other Second Generation tanks like the T-55AM2 and the Patton. At close range, the L7 gun has an AT value of 19, which means that enough shots may eventually penetrate the front of a T-64. However, AT19 means that the Leopard 1 may have a use to players capable of getting a Panzer Zug into your enemy's flank where their moving ROF of 2 can threaten tanks from the side or artillery pieces with their 2+ FP.

1d4chan>Madone52: /* West German */

2020-08-12T04:07:07Z

West German

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	However, the affordability of the Leopard 1 comes at a severe cost: the absence of any notable armour. With a pitiful front of NINE, [https://www.team-yankee.com/portals/0/Documents/TeamYankee/FM101-FAQ.pdf bazooka skirts grant front AND side armor of 10 against HEAT]. While immune to autocannons, the Leopard 1 collapses in the face of most anti-tank weapons. RPG-18s and BMP 1s can reliably defeat Leopard 1s, with the winner in such engagements being the one who gets the first shot off. As with most other tanks, the Leopard 1 can put out 4 MG shots against infantry within 16", or probably as defensive fire against helicopters and assaulting infantry.		However, the affordability of the Leopard 1 comes at a severe cost: the absence of any notable armour. With a pitiful front of NINE, [https://www.team-yankee.com/portals/0/Documents/TeamYankee/FM101-FAQ.pdf bazooka skirts grant front AND side armor of 10 against HEAT]. While immune to autocannons, the Leopard 1 collapses in the face of most anti-tank weapons. RPG-18s and BMP 1s can reliably defeat Leopard 1s, with the winner in such engagements being the one who gets the first shot off. As with most other tanks, the Leopard 1 can put out 4 MG shots against infantry within 16", or probably as defensive fire against helicopters and assaulting infantry.

	Overall, the Leopard 1 is a competitive option, if somewhat inferior to some other nations' offerings. The second cheapest NATO tank in-game at 3 points each, the Leopard 1 can be purchased in platoons of 2 or 3. Part of the Armoured Recce Company, they may also be taken as a Leopard 1 Kompanie under the rulings for Panzertruppe.		Overall, the Leopard 1 is a competitive option, if somewhat inferior to some other nations' offerings. The second cheapest NATO tank in-game at 3 points each, the Leopard 1 can be purchased in platoons of 2, 3, or [https://www.team-yankee.com/Default.aspx?tabid=878&art_id=6015 4]. Part of the Armoured Recce Company, they may also be taken as a Leopard 1 Kompanie under the rulings for Panzertruppe.

	Addendum (Free Nations): the Leopard 1 has been dethroned! See ANZAC and Canadian Leopard 1 entries for the strongest tank in the game!		Addendum (Free Nations): the Leopard 1 has been dethroned! See ANZAC and Canadian Leopard 1 entries for the strongest tank in the game!