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Type 24 Autogyro

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The Type 24 Autogyro is a Balaclavan ASW, light recon, and light attack autogyro. This is for the group Conflict II.

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Equipped with a single depth charge in this picture, is the naval version of the Type 24, called the A24N. With its ability to hover, the A24N has pin-point accuracy against submarines and U-boats. This type is typically launched from destroyers or carriers.

Armed defensively with twin 0.303 machine guns gives it a running chance to survive aerial attack, though rear gunners have been called on to neutralize AAA crews from short distances should the Type 24 come across any suddenly.

In the front is a 20mm cannon firing through the propeller hub. This way, it can attack surfaced subs just as easily as submerged. Only 5 rounds are provided the Type 24.

Here is the Governor-class of dreadnoughts.
Armament:
9x 18-inch guns.
8x 14-inch torpedo tubes.
2x 5-inch close-in & AAA guns.
12x 20mm AAA guns.
32x 0.50 AAA guns.

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I like it

Achintya Prasad

July 16, 2012

Interesting. I think that for the Experimental Aircraft competition, you will be awarded (from me), 6/10. I am not completely sure if it would take off, but still!

I like it

Nick white

July 5, 2012

awesome

I made it

Ultramarine .

January 16, 2012

Quoting Nemesis º Great, but I thought depth charges only work in large numbers when deployed from destroyers, one depth charge has a low chance of sinking a U boat, especially such a small one. It could work if large numbers of these were deployed though. ***** I need to build myself a chopper to. Im curretly working on a panther like tank, that should be usefull in the future, would you be willing to make a trade.

Well, obviously more than one would go out on the mission. However, the only reason why destroyers had to blanket the water with depth charges was because they didn't exactly know where it was. This puppy has a 90 degree view of it, and can see exactly where to drop it. It would only require a microscopic fracture to sink a U-boat. That's the truth. Hmm. I'll see how it turns out & let you know, ok?

I like it

Nemesis º

January 16, 2012

Great, but I thought depth charges only work in large numbers when deployed from destroyers, one depth charge has a low chance of sinking a U boat, especially such a small one. It could work if large numbers of these were deployed though. ***** I need to build myself a chopper to. Im curretly working on a panther like tank, that should be usefull in the future, would you be willing to make a trade.