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Who was the genius that came up with that one? All the allies had to do was move around to the rear(I'm not saying it was an easy task) and shoot that huge 2 ton ass that also had the exposed gas tanks. Which was a bad decision but also a good one. It kept the crew away from the highest concentration of expolosives with it being outside and all but if you were to get a shot on one of those things, bye bye Tiger.
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the only problem with this strategy is the tanks were usually followed by troops and you either had to get right up close to them and fight or the tank would turn its turret and fire at you. either way, you would probably lose.

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[This message has been edited by Cpt. dick (edited January 18, 2002).]

Bad thing is that MP on MOH:AA won't have vehicles so rockets will not be serving their historical purpose. They were anti-tank weapons, not anti-personnel.

If a modder made a map with tanks in it, that would be so cool.

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Here is a link that might be helpful: Panzerfaust. And just for the record http://www.alliedassault.com/ubb/biggrin.gif , here is the armor spec for the Tiger I:

Hull front 100mm @ 24deg
Hull side (upper) 80mm @ 0deg
Hull side (lower) 60mm @ 0deg
Hull rear 80mm @ 8deg
Hull top 25mm @ 90deg
Hull bottom 25mm @ 90deg
Turret front 100mm @ 8deg
Gun mantlet 120mm @ 0deg
Turret sides 80mm @ 0deg
Turret rear 80mm @ 0deg
Turret top 25mm(later 45mm) @ 90deg