BTR in Nevada

[TiggerCCW UK]

I'm a great believer in making reality fit my game world, not the other way round. No player in a T2K game will ever know exactly what happened throughout the war, so if you want to have the USAF using Sov/WarPac vehicles for airfield defence, then do it. All kinds of wierd things happen in the military, I would imagine that would be especially true in war time. Back in the early '90s I was on a field excercise with my cadet unit in Otterburn camp, in the north east of England, and you can imagine my surprise at discovering there was a running T34 (not sure what model) parked up just off the parade ground. Not quite the same thing as having a company of BTR's in CONUS, but its just an example.

[kato13]

Came across this thread because a spammer was unsuccessfully trying to spam it. I am bumping this thread for two reasons.

* It mentions the "Shogun" Webstral covered recently.

* I did not properly tag it with his name until now, so those looking for all of his work might have missed it.

[cavtroop]

Kato

Thanks, I hadn't seen this one before, so I'm VERY glad you bumped it Mission accomplished

[pmulcahy11b]

It occurs to me that a lot of the NTC/JRTC vehicles could be used for diversionary raids and behind-the-lines scouting.

[Dog 6]

BTR-80A2 I like it and will start to use it. good work webstral !

[stilleto69]

Originally Posted by pmulcahy11b

It occurs to me that a lot of the NTC/JRTC vehicles could be used for diversionary raids and behind-the-lines scouting.

Hi Paul,

That's exactly how I used elements of the 177th AB/60th GMRD in my game.