Profile of Dangerous-Cloth

The UKF trench is a marvalous display of British engineering at its finest. This engineering is so advanced, that the trench has become the ultimate weapon. A true representation of British might that is quite resilient to most of it's enemies and makes them revolt with detest. This advanced engineering results in numerous futile tactics by the multitude of different enemies, with only the wisest of strategists being able to crack the true ingenuity that is the British trench.

Our forward observers have reported the following effects, some of which are quite shattering to say the least. This information however is top secret, therefor any kind of sizable leak or prominent whispers concerning this information will be punished severely.

Advanced locking mechanisms
Our enemies seem not to have cracked our top secret advanced locking mechanisms. Their infantry and special allocated weapon teams are incapable of entering our trench facilities. Further more, our trenches can be left unsupported and undefended, since the only option for our enemy is to destroy these advanced facilities or face constant guerrilla tactics where our designated units are moving in and out of the advanced trenches when needed. Losses, although very rare, do not harm our production values, since we can simply build more of these facilities to further strenghten our lines without any strain on our supplies.

Advanced dodging mechanisms
Our enemies sometimes develop delusions of grandeur. These situations arise when our lines have to tactically withdrawl and must leave a trench facility undefended or unsupported. Our enemies will try to use indirect fire and anti tank weapon teams in order to bring destruction to our trench facilities. Luckily our enemies are still not prepared for our advanced dodging mechanisms. Field observers report that our trench facilities are dodging the majority of the anti tank weapon team's projectiles and can hold out on their own, without any kind of physical support, versus any sizable army of any kind, including combined arms.

Advanced field of fire
Although our trench facilities were initially designed to give two large fields of fire, our engineers have found ways to further enlarge our field of fire when operating inside the advanced trench facilities. Our advanced trench facilities are capable of delivering a sizable field of fire which consists of 360 degrees all-round effectiveness. Our enemies seem to struggle against these new developments, which ensure that our trench facilities are future proof if the need arises. Our enemies are unable to effectively flank our trenches when our infantry sections are utilizing their marvalous versatility.

Finally we end this special report with a quote from our radio interpreter Rupert Scrivener, whom operates in the field and follows all the developments of our deployed units from a safe position:

"When will the enemy learn I wonder?"

Hey guys....

i am going to do a Zansibar style orientated coh2 video. Had a really exciting game lately. Played poorly in the early game against sov on semois. Around the 30min mark the game was basically lost for me. But i had enough resources to call in a tiger. And this brought me the victory. The Tiger wrecked the entire sov army alone. over 1000% efficiency(usf mortar pre patch efficiency)....anyways....

I will cut the gameplay in a ~7/8min long video. But i am still looking for appropriate music.

Any suggestions are appreciated. Thanks

Classical music that slowly builds up to an epic conclusion

Something like this:

Holy shit. He was a really good player, I got lucky with killing that KT though!

M20 mine is 60 munis on top a very expensive vehicle, IT SHOULD be OP.

Right then.

Here we have some direct information from Red Army observer units on the eastern front. They recorded the effects of the 152 mm ML-20 howitzer mounted on the SU152 and the ISU152.

In this picture we can see the effects of a 152 mm shell versus a Panther.


In the next picture we can see the effects of the 152 mm shell versus what I believe to be a Elefant.


In the following picture we can see the devastating effects that the 152 mm round had on the turret of this unfortunate Tiger II model H.


In this last picture we can see what the 152 mm shell could do versus a Tiger II frontally. It penetrates with ease.


If anyone is interested, this is where I found these pictures: http://tankarchives.blogspot.nl/2013/03/suisu-152-vs-german-big-cats.html