Duck & Cover!
Work on their buildings is steadily progressing, the power plant, barracks, factory & airfield are done. I prefer to post pics of them once they are all done tho so you'll have to wait a bit longer
Even tho technically buildings here are some new defensive buildings & a offensive one!
M51 75mm Skysweeper
The last towed anti-aircraft gun in service with the US army, it has a radar system, computer & auto-loader all in one carriage, making it the most accurate & fastest firing fixed AA gun in D-day.
T8 105mm
Designed at the end of WW2 to take on Germany's heaviest tanks. Experience had shown that more mobile tank destroyers like the M10 & M36 where more efficient tho, so towed anti-tank guns where phased out of service & the T8 stayed just a prototype.
M65 280mm
Designed to fire nuclear shells at long range, the M65 is arguably the most destructive artillery cannon ever made. In D-day it serves as America's post-war superweapon.
Now onto some new units...
Dodge 1 1/2
The standard cargo/transport truck of the US army during the 30's, in D-day its used as the pre-war supply vehicle.
M38 Wolfhound
Late-war medium armoured car designed to replace the M8 greyhound, very few were made before production was cancelled at the end of the war.
T2
Pre-war experimental full tracked cargo vehicle, in D-day you can use it to repair other units.
T31
Experimental demolitions tank armed with a 105mm howitzer & two 7.2 inch rocket launchers.
McDonnell Model 120
Prototype crane/cargo helicopter using tip-mounted pressure jets to rotate the blades. In D-day its used as the post-war supply vehicle.
A-17 Nomad
Pre-war ground attack plane used by many different countries, France ordered over 90 of them but fell before they arrived.
B-10
When built in 1934 the B-10 out performed everything else that had come before & is considered a mile stone in aviation history. The rapid advancement technology meant that by 40's tho it was woefully outclassed & took heavy losses to the Japanese Zeros.
B-18 Bolo
Designed to replace the B-10, it fared no better when most where destroyed on the ground in the opening stages of the pacific war.
