LoginRegister

  • Inscription
  • Lost Password
  • English (en)English
  • Français (fr)Français
Logo Devil Pig Store

Shopping Cart

Pay via Bank, Stripe or Paypal

• Shipping Rate

Search

Contact

Downloads

Universe








Language

French English German Spanish

Type



SubType




Collection


DPG Tag


Number of players







Author

Search


Title or Tag

Caption

Number of players
Army points
Number of Tiles
Order Tokens
Heroes of Normandie
Shadows over N.
  • Home
  • Games
    • Heroes of Normandie
    • Shadows over Normandie
    • Heroes of Stalingrad
    • HoN, the Card Game
    • HoN, the video game
    • WH40K Heroes of Black Reach
    • Kharnage
    • Age of Towers
  • Shop
    • Shop
    • My Orders
  • Crowdfunding
    • Pledge Manager
    • Limited Editions
  • News
  • Forum
    • General
    • Heroes of WW2
    • HoN, The Card Game
    • Shadows over Normandie
    • WH40K Heroes of Black Reach
    • Age of Towers
    • Kharnage
  • Tools
    • Army Manager
    • Battlefield Creator
    • Events

Downloads

Order by:

Downloads >>> Heroes of Normandie >>> Add-Ons >>> Heroes of Dunkirk

Add-Ons - Allemand - Anglais - Espagnol - Français - Recrutement
||||| 6 gruik Like It |||||

Heroes of Dunkirk


Upgrade date : 02/09/2015
File size : 2 MB
Donwload number : 898 downloads
Download link: Heroes of Dunkirk

Sorry, this entry is only available in French. For the sake of viewer convenience, the content is shown below in the alternative language. You may click the link to switch the active language.

 

Auteur: Miah999

Extrait de : http://blog-of-normandie.blogspot.fr/

The British: May 1940:

The British doctrine of infantry support tanks led to many designs sacrificing armor for higher speed and maneuverability. This however, would leave the majority of British armor venerable to German anti-tank weapons and the new Panzer IV. The only light tank that truly could withstand enemy fire was the relatively new Matilda II.

The Matilda was only available in limited numbers with only 23 serving in the BEF. Due to its heavier armor the Matilda was near impervious to German anti-tank fire, however the Germans quickly learned to turn their 88mm anti-aircraft guns on the British tanks, halting their advance. During the British evacuation the remaining Matilda IIs were abandoned.

Another more common tank on the field of France was the Cruiser MK IV (also called the Crusader) The MK IV was very traditional infantry tank, and while it had the same fire power as the Matilda II, it lacked the armor that made the Matilda II so effective. However it was considerably faster than its heavier cousin, but not much faster then the German tanks it would be facing.


posted by gduprez the [02/09/2015]


Leave a Reply Cancel reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *

Back to Downloads

Contact • Legal Terms • Community • CGV • Who are we ?
© 2010-2019 • Devil Pig Games • webdesign and packaging by Origames
En poursuivant votre navigation sur ce site, vous acceptez l’utilisation de cookies pour que l'on vous propose la meilleure expérience de navigation.
We use cookies to ensure that we give you the best experience on our website. If you continue to use this site we will assume that you are happy with it.
OK