Add Molotov Cocktail? (Merged)

[TonyVallad]

I'm all for it. Good idea.

 

[RedGuardist]

There was very narrow window in which they could actually destroy a tank.

I don

 

[akd]

I don

 

[12.SS-J.Huschke]

We need more realism in games as we can get! I say add the molotov cocktails!

 

[Mastaajbomb]

I think the russians were well-armed enough to not resort to molotov cocktails as a regular weapon against panzers LOL

the russian infantry was given a gun with a mag and told to pick up ammo from dead guys, also some men didnt even have guns.
"quanity has a quality of its own" Zhukov. Also Zhukov believed to march into minefields because minefields were a resource just like troops

 

[RedGuardist]

the russian infantry was given a gun with a mag and told to pick up ammo from dead guys, also some men didnt even have guns.
"quanity has a quality of its own" Zhukov. Also Zhukov believed to march into minefields because minefields were a resource just like troops

Well, that

 

[Mastaajbomb]

ive never seen enemy at the gates but i heard it sucked

 

[Oldih]

the russian infantry was given a gun with a mag and told to pick up ammo from dead guys, also some men didnt even have guns.

And what this source of yours might be?

Sure Soviet Union was deep in ****e during winter 1941, as manpower losses and such were quite high, material losses were more or less questionable, everything was more or less messed up and so on. But I have not heard any historical evidence related "Gun for this guy, ammos for that, gun for this guy, ammos for that" setup.

 

[Mastaajbomb]

And what this source of yours might be?

Sure Soviet Union was deep in ****e during winter 1941, as manpower losses and such were quite high, material losses were more or less questionable, everything was more or less messed up and so on. But I have not heard any historical evidence related "Gun for this guy, ammos for that, gun for this guy, ammos for that" setup.

it was in a few history books i have studied and read

 

[Oldih]

it was in a few history books i have studied and read

Whick books? ISBN? Names?

 

[Nagels]

Well, But sure as hell troops were not marched in to the minefields to blow gerrys "resources".

Wouldn't be too sure on that Red, punishment battalions were sent clearing minefieds with their feet.

Stalingrad by Antony Beevor makes reference to that.

 

[RedGuardist]

Wouldn't be too sure on that Red, punishment battalions were sent clearing minefieds with their feet.

Stalingrad by Antony Beevor makes reference to that.

Yep. I