GERMAN MG42 LMG MG42 HMG Panzerfaust Panzerschreck Flamethrower Sharpshooter 81mm Mortar

AMERICAN M1919 Med. MG M1917 Hvy MG M2 .50 cal HMG Bazooka Team Flamethrower Sharpshooter

BRITISH Vickers MG PIAT Team Flamethrower Sharpshooter

CANADIAN Vickers MG PIAT Team Flamethrower Sharpshooter

POLISH Vickers MG PIAT Team Flamethrower Sharpshooter

FRENCH M1919 MG M2 .50 cal HMG Bazooka Team Sharpshooter

 
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TERRAIN OPEN GROUND: Normal grassy landscape. SCATTERED WOODS: Lightly wooded area, density can vary using the Shift-T command. WOODS: More dense wooded area, density can vary using the Shift-T command. TALL PINES: Typical pine trees, density can vary using the Shift-T command. BURNING WOODS: A section of woods can be shown aflame. BUILDINGS: A good selection of large and small buildings, plus burning buildings and destroyed structures. BRUSH: Low cover like bushes and high grass. Slows vehicles down. ROUGH GROUND: Rocky, rugged terrain, not accessible to vehicles. MARSHY GROUND: Taboo to all vehicles, and tough for infantry to traverse. HEDGES: Passable by tanks and some other vehicles. STONE WALLS: Passable by tanks, and used as hulldown position. BOCAGE: Only penetrable by Allied tanks (Culin Device). RAILWAY TRACK: Typical railway. DIRT ROAD: Most common road encountered in NW Europe. PAVED ROAD: These are ideal for movement in bad weather, but rare. PAVEMENT: To build courtyards, town squares, etc. WATER: For creating rivers and lakes, etc. FORDS: For infantry crossing, but not vehicles. STONE BRIDGES: Strong stone bridges with arched support. WOODEN BRIDGES: Lighter wooden bridges. HILLS & VALLEYS: Created using the elevation feature. GRAIN FIELDS: The grain fields are seasonal, spring, summer, fall and winter variants. A normal field of grain in summer, and snow-covered stubble in winter.

 
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