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Originally Posted by Panther Al
While that would be perfectly true for the bulk of the war, but as they became rarer and rarer, I would imagine it would shift to less wreck, and more catch when they are seen on the battlefield. Especially in the last year or less.
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I was thinking they'd be a prime target of opportunity for helicopters and ground attack aircraft rather than many being lost to direct action by AFVs and infantry. It's just another method of screwing with the enemies supply lines and support services, thereby bringing the fighting units to a grinding halt.
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