The Actual Iraqi Faction Manual The whole thing, in its entirety!!!!
#121
Posted 12 May 2005 - 06:48 AM
#123
Posted 15 May 2005 - 01:18 AM
#124
Posted 15 May 2005 - 04:42 PM
#125
Posted 18 May 2005 - 10:15 PM
with glitter?.......
This post has been edited by USAF05: 18 May 2005 - 10:16 PM
#126
Posted 18 May 2005 - 10:34 PM
France gives weapons, money, and truffles to lots of midddle eastern countries in exchange for oil.
#128
Posted 21 May 2005 - 12:43 AM
that a Nuclear Weapons Base was a Concrete Factory.
Oh yeah by the way do you guys think you will have A mortar unit because overseas right now mortars are going of in them bases.
http://www.big-boys.com/articles/incoming.html
Warning Some Bad Language!
This post has been edited by JokersAce: 21 May 2005 - 12:58 AM
#129
Posted 21 May 2005 - 01:35 AM
The French Government has established new internal threat levels. Unlike the US the French only have four such levels. They are, from low to high:
* RUN
* HIDE
* SURRENDER
* COLLABORATE
On Saturday, in light of the Madrid bombing, France has raised its terror alert level from "RUN" to "HIDE."
#130
Posted 22 July 2005 - 01:39 PM
#132
Posted 22 July 2005 - 04:03 PM
roflmfao
I you did that EvilViking, that would make this the best mod ever! (Well, it already is)
#133
Posted 22 July 2005 - 09:50 PM
y'know EG. the black hawk wasnt included in USA 1.2
This post has been edited by Jackseno: 23 July 2005 - 11:10 AM
#134
Posted 02 August 2006 - 09:32 PM
I read over the Fraction Manual and I think you guys have great ideas. However, I noticed that most (if not all) of the weapons are Russian-based. True, the Iraqi army used mostly Russian-based weapons, but they also used weapons and vehicles from other countries. I think you could give some of the weapons you have planed for Iraq to North Korea and replace them with non-Russian weapons to diversify the game and make it more interesting. Here are some of my ideas:
When reading the Manual, I noticed that except for Mi-24 Hind, which is campaign only, the Iraqi fraction has no transport helicopter! What if they had French SA.330 Puma or SA.332 Super Puma?
Although not in the Manual, I believe that you said on your site (when it was working) that Iraq would be using MiG-29 Fulcrums. I think this airplane would be much better suited as the basic fighter-bomber for the North Korean side since North Korea did recently buy some and since the newest versions of the plane are quite good (the newest versions are not considered a 4th generation aircraft, but 4+ generation).
Instead of the Fulcrum, Iraq should use Mirage 2000. In reality, Iraq was going to buy these planes, but the Soviets sold them the Fulcrums at an incredibly low price just so that they would not buy French weapons and continue buying Soviet weapons
If you do not wish to give Iraq Mirage 2000, perhaps you can give them Chinese J-10 or J-12 since in the mod China supplies Iraq with some of their best weapons.
Perhaps the BTR-T could also go to D.P.R.K. and instead, Iraq could use Brazilian EE-11 Urutu armored personal carriers. They are quiet fast and Iraq did use them.
The above are just suggestions, and it would be nice to know what the team thinks about them. If you do not like my suggestions, could you please explain why?
P.S.: in the Manual it says that the Tammuz-3 are modified SS-27 Sickle scud launchers. Just so you know, SS-25 Sickle are not SCUDs, and neather are SS-27 'Topol-M'.
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#135
Posted 17 August 2006 - 11:48 AM
#136
Posted 18 August 2006 - 09:08 PM
Not this again!
Look, all the pros and cons of Iraq using Russian and non-Russian weapons were already stated on the Ee-t1 Osσrio thread:
http://www.derelictstudios.net/forums/inde...showtopic=13923
I could however tell you one pro which was not yet stated on that thread:
If Iraq were to have an all-Russian arsenal, what arsenal would North Korea get? If their arsenal were also to consist of Russian arms, then there would be little difference between Iraq and North Korea fractions; the North Korean side could have modern Chinese or South Korean military hardware (if you wish to completely ignore the political situation, that is), but for the most part, Chinese weapons are copies of Russian weapons anyway, while South Korean weapons are very similar to USA weapons; the arsenal of D.P.R.K. could always consist of fictional weapons, but one of the reasons I personally like A.A.O.W. is because it seems to use real life weapons.
Besides, when you say that Iraq would get weapons from Russia rather than France because it would be less expensive, you forget that this is New Iraq, which could afford to spend more money to buy more non-Russian weapons.
On that note, let me show you an aircraft I recently found out about: Dassault Mirage 4000


Mirage 4000 is basically a scaled-up version of Mirage 2000. Although it never went past the prototype stage, some sources claim that Indias Air Force might be interested in this plane.
I think this aircraft might be better suited to serve in the Iraqi Air Force (in the mod) than the Mirage 2000 I suggested earlier since it is more original and would probably be about the same size as the Iraqi Su-37 Flanker.
#137
Posted 19 August 2006 - 02:44 AM
Iraq would get modern, expensive, up-to-date Russian units while NoKor will get outdated but cheap and NoKor modified Soviet-era units that can easily be mass-produced. So it's quality(Iraq) versus quantity(NoKor) Fair enough?
#138
Posted 20 August 2006 - 07:58 AM
#139
Posted 20 August 2006 - 04:47 PM
from what i've seen, the Iraq forces' strategy in this mod is all about upgrading with fictional money, hence all the russian-type vehicles reverse-engineered and such.
maybe we need to decide what north korea's 'combat philosophy' would be before we can pick units for it (and where they come from).
#140
Posted 22 August 2006 - 10:45 PM
That may be true most of the time. However, in real life, Iraq bought arms from a fairly large number of countries and had a considerable number of non-Soviet/Russian equipment. In fact, let us look at some of the hardware used by the Iraqi army, shall we?
Vehicles:
Soviet/Russian:
1) T-72 MBT USSR
2) T-62 MBT USSR
3) T-55 MBT USSR
4) T-54 MBT USSR
5) PT-74 amphibious tank (used on strategically important rivers like Euphrates and Tigris) USSR
6) BRDM-1 USSR
7) BRDM-2 USSR
8) BMP-2 IFV USSR
9) BMP-1 IFV USSR
10) BTR-50 APC USSR
11) BTR-60 APC USSR
12) BTR-152 APC USSR
13) BMD-1 ACV USSR
14) MT-LB MRV USSR
15) SU-100 SPG USSR
16) ISU-122 SPG USSR
17) 122 mm 2S1 SPH USSR
18) 152 mm 2S3 SPGH USSR
19) 240 mm 2S4 SPM USSR
Iraqi army also operated one of the greatest tanks ever made Soviet T-34. All were retired however just prior to the outbreak of the Gulf War.
non-Soviet/Russian:
1) AML-60/90 recce French
2) AML-245 (Panhard M3) APC French
3) ERC 90 Sagaie French
4) AMX-10P ICV French
5) 155 mm Mk F3 SPH French
6) 155 mm GCT SPG (AUF) French
7) Chieftain MBT British
8) EE-9 Cascavel recce Brazilian
9) EE-11 Urutu APC Brazilian
10) M113 series APC USA
11) 155 mm M109A1 SPH USA
12) Mowag Roland Swiss
13) M-60P APC Yugoslavian
14) Type 59 MBT Chinese
15) Type 69-2 MBT Chinese
16) Type 85 YW531 APC Chinese
17) Walid APC Egyptian
18) OT-62 APC Czechoslovakian
19) OT-64 APC Czechoslovakian
Other (sorry folks, I could not find the country of origin for the following vehicles; if you happen to know it, please post):
PShZ-IV ???
VCR/TR HOT TD French??? Russian???
Aircraft:
Soviet/Russian:
1) MiG-15 Fagot (used as a trainer, not as a fighter) USSR
2) MiG-19 Farmer USSR
3) MiG-21 Fishbed USSR
4) MiG-23 Flogger USSR
5) MiG-25 Foxbat USSR
6) MiG-29 Fulcrum USSR
7) Su-22 Fitter USSR
8) Su-25 Frogfoot USSR
9) TU-16 Badger USSR
10) TU-22 Blinder USSR
11) An-12 Cub USSR
12) An-2 Colt USSR
13) An-26 Curl USSR
14) Mi-6 Hook USSR
15) Mi-8 / 17 Hip USSR
16) Mi-24 Hind USSR
non-Soviet/Russian:
1) BN-2B Islander/Defender British
2) J-1 Jastreb Yugoslavian
3) L-39 Albatros Czechoslovakian
4) PC-9 Swiss
5) PC-7 Turbo Trainer Swiss
6) Mirage F French
7) SA 316 Alouette III French
8) SA.321G Super Frelon French
9) SA.330L Puma French
10) SA.341 Gazelle French
11) MD-500 Defender USA
Five Super Ιtendard aircraft were also loaned from France by Iraq during the Iraq-Iran War. All were returned in 1985.
As you can see, Iraq did use a significant number of military hardware made outside the former Soviet Union. Furthermore, there were a number of weapons that Iraq wanted to obtain, but could not for political and/or financial reasons (e.g.: French Mirage 2000, Alpha jet, Assad class corvettes (aka Italian Lupo class frigates), etc).
Since An Act of War is an exaggeration of reality (like a true CnC game), I see no reason why the Iraqi arsenal cannot consist of mostly Russian and some non-Russian equipment.
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