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As I remember, the area of effect is more cone shaped (with the apex
along the
gun target line) for a HEAT round. The old DRAGON (GMS/L) hada warhead
@ 4
kilos where a 105 was @ 2. For a 105 the cone was @ 2x5 meters.
Michael Brown
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From: Los
Sent: Saturday, March 04, 2000 9:13 AM
To: gzg-l@CSUA.Berkeley.EDU
Subject: Re: GMS vs Infantry
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Now as far as firepower goes, if the GMS being gamed is A-T specific,
say like
a
shaped charge HEAT round etc, then you do need to make some amends. Sure
as
Mike says
a 105mm HEAT round can be fired at troops, and certainly will ruin
anyone's
day if it
hits them, BUT what is the AP effect difference between a 105 HE round
and a
105 HEAT
round? (Not quite an exact match admittedly.) In SG2 terms you get a
GMS/L or
something with does for example 2 or 3D12 damage against a vehicle. I'd
argue
that it
wouldn't do the same against a squad or platoon, though certainly it
would mush
anybody hit directly with it. Perhaps a single D12 since that focused
transference of
explosive energy at one point, while making quite a blast, with all it's
over
pressure
and whatnot, would not spread fragmentation in a uniform or as effective
a
pattern as
a purpose built HE round.
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