Beautifull!My reply made you to be more precise in explanation of usage of smokescreen.Honestly,in war you use every means possible to distract,anoy or even destroy enemy.I have done the similar thing now.Throwing smoke.Acctually I am in support to certain level,for smoke in defense purposes.Also colors of smoke have many different ways of showing friend/foe situation.Please make a reply on that today smoke is again developed by many armies to cover from termovision cameras.Even sticking to optical devices that today tanks are so dependant.That why I love ww2 tanks.It was man,man,man.Right stuff.Today its bloody tehnology.To change subject,lets mention AT rifles that could not penetrate armor of tanks in ww2(medium to heavy)but distract aiming or vision of tank crew,making light damage,forcing tanks to change plans for action.
...and nobody thinks again on infantry that is mounted on tanks,exposed to small arms gunfire,schurtzen is only to protect tank of course,there is no multipurpose usage of additional armour...
Using smoke was then,in era of ww2,a cheap trick to smokescreen the infantry from running away from that armored force.LETS USE SIMPLE EXPLOSIVES AND CHEAP INFANTRY.USE SMOKE TO PREPARE.PLEASE TANKS,STAY STILL UNTIL WE PUT MINES ON YOUR ARMOUR.Nobody use it today.Period.If it is any good how that today the bloody tanks throw smoke to cover THEMSELVES from rocets and other infantry antitank weapons?why ww2 era US soldiers take captured panzerfaust,bazookas,calling air support to fight against tanks and NOT wasting time with choking to death tank crews?Test is too basic,there is no enemy infantry which covers tanks and vice versa.
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