BF 1942 MP Demo Vehicles.

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Chi Ha 97

The Chi-Ha light tank was no match for the advanced Russian and U.S. tanks. At Nomonhan, Japanese troops were nearly wiped out because the Chi-Ha's guns could not breach the armor of enemy tanks. In response to these failures, Japan increased the armor and firepower of the Chi-Ha. But, when the improved Chi-Ha was unveiled, the U.S. had its M4 Sherman, which exceeded the capability of the updated Chi-Ha.

Slots: 2.
Weapons: Driver [47 mm + machine gun] Gunner [Mounted machine gun]
Ammo: Driver [30 shells + 400 bullets] Gunner [500 bullets]
Additional notes: None


Hanomag Sdkfz.251

Though smaller than the M3 half-track, the Hanomag Sdkfz.251 had a little more speed than its American counterpart. It differed from the US half-track in that it didn't have front-wheel drive, which meant less control in certain terrain. However, with its larger track system, the Hanomag was a superior off-road vehicle. Armory included flamethrowers and heavy artillery.

Slots: 6.
Weapons: Gunner [Mounted machine gun]
Ammo: Gunner [Infinite bullets]
Additional notes: Only the soldier sitting next to the driver can attack using the machine gun. The ones sitting in the back are helpless. When sitting in the APC, your health will slowly regenerate.


VW Type 82 Kübelwagen

Literally translated, the German Kübelwagen means "bucket car". This lightweight vehicle was produced up until the end of World War II. Though similar in size to the U.S. Willys jeep, the 2-wheel drive Kübelwagen did not have the same off-road capabilities.

Slots: 2.
Weapons: None.
Additional notes: None.


Aichi D3A1 Val

This plane Gained notoriety during WWII as a dive-bomber with excellent speed. After delivering its payload, the Val had the unique ability to hold its own in dogfights. The Aichi D3A1 played a role in the attack on Pearl Harbor and also scored major win against the British fleet by sinking the HMS Dorsetshire, HMS Cornwall, and HMS Hermes.

Slots: 2.
Weapons: Pilot [2x 7.7mm machine gun + bombs] Tailgunner [7.7mm machine gun]
Ammo: Pilot [600 bullets + 30 bombs] Tailgunner [600 bullets]
Additional notes: None.


A6M Zeke/Zero

The Japanese Zeke/Zero was a carrier-based plane that could outperform Allied land-based fighters. With its lightweight construction and powerful engine, this sleek fighter was extremely fast, maneuverable, and able to travel great distances. Heavily armed and capable of exacting substantial losses, the Zero was one of Japan's premier aircraft fighters.

Slots: 1.
Weapons: Pilot [2x 7.7mm machine gun + bombs]
Ammo: Pilot [900 bullets + 15 bombs]
Additional notes: None.


IJN Shokaku Class

The IJN Shokaku's impressive list of engagements includes Pearl Harbor, Coral Sea and Guadalcanal, but the Shokaku did not participate in the battle at Midway, and her absence was felt hard during Japan's loss at this crucial battle. In June 1944, the Shokaku was sunk in the Battle of the Philippine Sea by the USS Cavalla, delivering a crippling blow to the IJN.

Slots: 5
Weapons: 4 flak cannons and planes on deck.
Additional notes: None.


Hatsuzuki Class

The Hatsuzuki carried an impressive arsenal, including four main batteries, each equipped with 3.9-inch, high-velocity guns. Having a rapid fire rate and the ability to hit targets at long range (up to 20,000 yards), these guns delivered heavy losses to the enemy. Over the course of the war, IJN increased armament on these destroyers with torpedoes and 25-mm machine guns.

Slots: 4
Weapons: 3.9-inch cannons, 2x rigged machine guns, depth charges
Ammo: Unlimited shells, 10 depth charges
Additional notes: The 2 rigged machine gun slots are not available through pressing the number keys, you need to actually walk over to them and press the use key.


Dai-Hatsu 14M

Japan used the Dai-Hatsu landing craft effectively throughout World War II. Like the U.S. “Higgins Boats”, troops and supplies were unloaded via a panel in the bow. Used primarily for amphibious assault and supply transport, the Dai-Hatsu landing craft could also be fitted with a machine gun and used as a patrol gunboat.

Slots: 6
Weapons: Mounted machine gun.
Additional notes: Safety hatch open and close if you hold the forward and backwards keys down.

Vehicles Japanese

LIGHT TANK:
The LIGHT TANK is an infantryman's worst nightmare. A driver-controlled cannon and coaxial machinegun coupled with a cupola-mounted machinegun for anti-air and anti-infantry makes this two-person vehicle very versatile. Be careful of Heavy Tanks or hidden anti-tank infantry. APC:
The APC vehicle is one of the most versatile vehicles on the battlefield. It can provide light armor protection for up to 6 soldiers as well as anti-air and anti-infantry support from it's machinegun. Also, any soldier seated in the passenger compartment will automatically be healed and their ammo will be replenished. It will also replenish the ammo of any vehicle within a 10 meter radius of the APC.

SCOUT CAR:
This 2-person vehicle is the fastest on land. It's also the least armored. It is best used to quickly penetrate the opponent's line or for those quick getaways.
FIGHTER:
The FIGHTER is the fastest and most maneuverable vehicle in the sky. It combines excellent air cover and decent ground attack.

DIVE-BOMBER:
The DIVE BOMBER is a 2-person vehicle which provides excellent ground attack with decent air cover. An empty back-gunner position is useful when a teammate needs a quick pick-up.

AIRCRAFT CARRIER:
The AIRCRAFT CARRIER is close to supplanting the Battleship's supremacy on the high seas. With its brood of dive-bombers and fighters it can launch attacks outside of the Battleship's range. It can also protect itself from air attack. The LCVPs at the rear of the ship can be used to make beach landings.

DESTROYER:
The DESTROYER is a multi-purpose ship. Its primary role is as an anti-submarine escort, although in this demo you don't have to worry about submarines. You can also use its cannons for shore bombardment. It has limited defenses against air attacks. The LCVP's at the rear of the ship can be used to make beach landings.