Currently unused vehicles, loadouts and weaponry in the files, 2nd edition, Part 3

Current unused vehicles, cargo equipment, and weapons in inventory, 2nd edition, 3rd ed.

As of version 2.3.0.93, pure CDK hardware (e.g., F-89J) is no longer included.

Part 1: Link

Part 2: Reference

Projectiles from land vehicles (continued) (I have only listed the vehicles involved in parentheses, not all of them use the cannon).

In most cases, multiple tanks use the same gun stock, but with a limited number of projectiles.

• 57 mm S-68 (ZSU-57-2) – DKY-1 HE-VT belt only for HE-VT
• 57 mm ZiS-2 rev. 1941g. (ZiS-30, LVT(A)(4) (ZiS-2) (all)) – 53-BR-271M APKBS, 53-BR-271P PPKP
• 57 mm HIS-4 (T-34 1941 (HIS-4), SU-57B) – 53-BR-271M APHECBS, 53-BR-271P PPKR
• 57 mm ZiS-4M (T-34 1941 (ZiS-4M)) – 53-BR-271M APKHETSBK
• 57 mm ROQF 6-pdr 7 cwt Mk. V (AEC Mk. II, Churchill Mk. III, Inf.Pz.Kpfw. 750(e)) – Mk. 1BT APDS round
• 57 mm Type 90 (I-Go Otsu) – Type 90 HE
• 57 mm Type 97 (Chi-Ha (all)) – Type 90 HE
• 75 mm M3 (M4 Composito) – M89 Smoke, T45 APCR
• 75mm M3 (M4, M4A1 (all), M4A1(75)W, M4A4 (all), M4 (T34 Calliope), M8A1) – T45 APCR
• 75mm M6 (M24 (all), AMX 13 (M24)) – T45 APCR
• 75 mm Kw.K. 37 L/24 (Pz.Kpfw. IV C) – Hl.Gr. 38C HEAT
• 75 mm Kw.K. 40 L/43 (Pz.Kpfw. IV F2 / G) – Pz.Gr. 40W APCR
• 75 mm Kw.K. 40 L/48 (Pz.Kpfw. IV H/J, Pz.Bfw. IV J, s.Pz.Kpfw. 756(r)) – Pz.Gr. 40W APCR
• 75 mm kWh.k. 42 (Panther D, replacement M10, T-5, Panther G “Dolphin”) – Pz.Gr. 40/42 APCR
• 75 mm Pa.K. 39 L/48 (J.Pz. 38, J.Pz. IV) – Pz.Gr. 40W APCR
• 75 mm Pa.K. 40/3 L/46 (Marder III H, Sd.Kfz. 234/4) – Pz.Gr. 40W APCR
• 75 mm Stu. K. 40 L/43 (Stu.G. III F) – Pz.Gr. 40W APCR
• 75 mm Stu. K. 40 L/48 (Stu.G. III G) – Pz.Gr. 40W APCR
• 75 mm SA 50 (M4A1 (FL10), EBR 75) – PCOT-51P APCBC
• 76 mm M1 (M4A1(76)W, M4A2(76(W), M18 (IT, CN)) – M93 APCR
• 76 mm M1 (T20, M4A2-76 (USSR)) – M93 PPKR, M88 Smok
• 76 mm M7 (M6A1, M10 (all)) – M93 APCR
• 76 mm M32 (M41A1 (all)) – M496 HEAT-FS
• 76 mm F-32 (BT-7art (F-32), KV-1E) – 53-BR-350P PPKR, 53-BR-350A TEC
• 76 mm F-32 (Ps. 272-1) – 53-BR-350P PPKR, 53-BR-350A Teplo, D-350A Smoke
• 76 mm F-34 (Pz.Kpfw. 747(r)) – D-350A Smoke
• 76 mm F-34 [T-34 1941, T-34 1941 (1. Br. Gu.)] – 53-BR-350P BTR, 53-VR-350A TEC
• 76 mm F-96 (MK-II Matilda-II (F-96)) – 53-BR-350P PPCR, 53-VR-350A TEC
• 76 mm L-11 (SMK, T-34 1940, KV-1 1939) – 53-BR-350P PPCR, 53-BR-350A TEC
• 76 mm ZiS-5 (KV-1 1941, KV-1S) – Heating unit 53 VR-350A
• 76 mm ROQF 17-pdr (Sherman Mk. Ic (all), Sherman Mk. Vc, Archer, Achilles Mk. Ic (all), Avenger, A.C. Mk. IV) – SV Mk. 1 APDS shot
• 85 mm D-5S (SU-85) – 53-BR-367 APHECBS, 53-BR-365P PPKR, 53-BR-367P PPKR, 3BK2 TEMPLE
• 85 mm D-5S (SU-85A, SU-85M) – 53-BR-367 APHECBS, 53-BR-367P ATR, 3BK2 TEMPLE
• 85 mm D-5T (IS-1) – 53-BR-367 APHECBS, 53-BR-367P APCR, 3BK2 TEMPLE
• 85 mm D-5T (T-34-85 of 1943, KV-85) – 53-BR-367 APHECBS, 53-BR-365P PPKR, 53-BR-367P PPKR, 3BK2 TEMPLE
• 85 mm F-30 (KV-220) – 53-BR-365K APHE, 53-BR-367 APHECBS, 53-BR-365P PPCR, 53-BR-367P PPCR, 3BK2 TEMPLE
• 85 mm ZPL-62 (ZTQ-62 (all), ZTS-63-1) – 53-BR-365P PPKP
• 85 mm ZiS-C-53 (T-34-85 1944 (all), T-34-85E) – 53-BR-367 APHEBK, 53-BR-367 PPKR, 3BK2 TEC
• 85 mm ZiS-S-53 (T-44) – 3BK2 THERMAL TECHNOLOGY
• 88 mm Kw.K. 36 (Tiger E early, VK 45.01(P), No. 6 Heavy tank) – Pts.Gr. 40 APCR
• 90 mm M3 (M18 GMC (M3), T25) – M313 Smoke
• 90 mm M3 (M36 (CN)) – M304 APCR
• Cannone Cockerill da 90/38 Mk. 3 (Fiat 6616 (90/38)) – M652A1 APFSDS
• 90 mm cannon yes 90/50 M3A1 (M26A1 (IT)) – T108 da 90/50 HIGH-FS
• 100 mm D-10T (T-44-100, T-54-1) – 3BM8 APDS, 3BK5 TEMPORARY-FS
• 100 mm D-10T (T-54-2) – 3BK5 HEAT-FS
• 100 mm D-10S (SU-100 (all)) – 53-BR-412PPCR, 3BM8 APSD, 3BK5 HEAT OUTPUT – FS
• 100 mm D-10T2S (T-55A) – 9M117 Bastion ATM
• 100 mm D-50 (SU-100P) – 53-BR-412P PPKR, 3BM8 APDS, 3BK5 TEMPEL-FOS
• 100 mm LB-1 (T-34-100) – 53-BR-412P PPKR, 3BM8 APDS, 3BK5 TEMPLE-FS
• 100 mm ZPL-59 (ZTZ-59) – Smoke 3D3
• 105 mm M68 (M60A1 (IT), M60A1 (AOS)) – M735 APFSDS
• 105 mm M68 (M60A3 (TTS)) – M833 APFSDS, DM63 APFSDS
• 105 mm M68 (Magach 3) – M111 APFSDS
• 105 mm M68A1 (CM-11) – M774 APFSDS, M833 APFSDS
• 105 mm M68A1 (IPM1) – DM63 APFSDS
• 105 mm M68A1 (M1) – M833 APFSDS, DM63 APFSDS
• 105 mm L7A3 (Leopard 1) – M416 Smoke, DM23 APFSDS
• 105 mm L7A3 (Leopard 1A1, M 48 A2 G A2) – M416 Smoke
• 105 mm L7A3 (Type 74 (F)) – Type 75 HESH
• Cannone OTO-Melara da 105/52 (ROM Centauro) – DM23 APFSDS
• 105 mm cannon OTO-Melara da 105/52 (OF-40 Mk. 1, Centauro) – DM23 APFSDS, DM33 APFSDS
• 105 mm gun OTO-Melara da 105/52 (OF-40 Mk. 2, OF-40 Mk. 2 (MTCA)) – DM33 APFSDS
• 105 mm gun OTO-Melara da 105/55 (M47 (105/55)) – M416 Smoke, DM33 APFSDS
• 105 mm CN105-62/56 F1 (AMX 30B (1965), AMX 30B (1972)) – OFL 105 F1 APFSDS
• 105 mm kanja ul. 101 – shlprj m/62 APDS
• 106 mm M40A1C (T114) – M361A1 HESH
• 120 mm M256 (M1A1) – M830A1 HEAT-FS, M829A1 APFSDS
• 120 mm M256 (M60 AMBT) – M830A1 HEAT-FS
• 120 mm Rh120-44 (Leopard 1 A1 (Rh120-44), Leopard 2K) – DM23 APFSDS
• 120 mm Rh120-44 (Leopard 2 A5) – DM11 HE-FS
• 120 mm Rh120-55 (Leopard 2 A6) – DM11 HE-FS
• 120 mm ROBL L11A1 (Chief Mk. 3, Chief Mk. 5) – L23 APFSDS
• 120 mm ROBL L30A1 (Challenger 2 (2E)) – L27A1 APFSDS
• Cannone OTO-Melara da 120/44 (Ariete (P), Ariete, Ariete PSO) – DM11 HE-FS
• 120 mm cannon OTO-Melara da 120/45 (Centauro MGS) – DM11 HE-FS
• 120 mm can st 122 (all) – DM12A1 HEATING-FS
• 122 mm D-25S (ISU-122S) – 53-BR-471D APHECBC
• 122 mm D-25T (T-44-122) – 53-BR-471D APHECBC
• 122 mm D-25T (IS-2 1943 (all), IS-2 1944 (all), KV-122) – 53-BR-471D APHECBS, 3BM7 APDS, 3BK10 TEMPLE – SS
• 122 mm D-25T (IS-3, IS-4M, T-10A) – 3BM7 APDS, 3BK10 FOS-TEMPLE
• 122 mm D-30T (IS-6) – 53-BR-471D APHECBS, 3BM7 APDS, 3BK10 TEMPLE-FS
• 125 mm 2A46-2 (T-64BB, T-80B) – 3BK12M HEAT-FS
• 125 mm 2A46M (T-72A) – 3BM42 Mango APFSDS
• 125 mm 2A46M (T-72AV) – 3BM9 APFSDS, 3BM15 APFSDS
• 125 mm 2A46M-1 (T-72B, T-72B 1989, T-80U) – 3BK12M SEATTLE
• 125 mm 2A46M-5 (T-90A) – 3BK12M HEAT-FS
• 125 mm 2A46M-5-01 (T-72B3) – 3BK12M HEAT-FS
• 152 mm ML-20S (SU-152) – 53-VR-540 TEO

Default settings for ship weapons

• Jaguar (JR) – 12x OBD deep load
• Leopard (LP) – 12x WBD Deep Charge.
• Lux(LU) – 12x OBD deep load
• Lübeck (F 224) – 4x 21″ Mk. 35 torpedo + 96x Bofors 37.5 cm aurk m/50 missile + 10x Mk. 6 depth charges
• T 22 – 4x depth load WBD
• T 31 – 4x depth load WBD
• Sparviero (P 420) – 2x Otomate Mk. 1 SSM
• Class (K-3), Subphaser No. 1 (1944) is a type 95 4x submerged charge.
• GHG No. 2 (PG-822) – 2X Type 90 SShM-1V ship-to-ship missile
• PG#2 (PG-822) – 4x Type 90 SSM-1B “Rocket to Ship” + 12x 130mm Mk. 36 SRBOC
• Garland (H 37) – 16x Mk. VII depth charge.
• Montgomery (G 95) – 48x Mk. 10 Hedgehog mortars
• The speed (K 246) is a depth charge 8x Mk. VII.
• Bennion (DD-662) – 2x 533 mm steam turbine Mk. 15 torpedo
• Leningrad – 10x water bomb BB-1
• Light – 2x BB-1 large depth charge
• SCR-7 deep charge – 12 times higher than BB-1
• SKR-38 Water sprayer – 22x BB-1
• SKR-38 – depth load 22x BB-1 + 64x RGB-25
• MK-25 – 24×82 mm M-8-24

Ship Weapons

• 6.5 mm type 3
• 15 mm M.G. 151/15 (with different overheating values)
• 37 mm Type 94
• 76 mm cannon OTO-Melara da 76/62 SR
• 80 mm 40-caliber naval gun, type 3
• 82 mm mortar BM-37
• 102 mm 4-inch ROQF Mk. XXIII – submarine cannon
• 102 mm 4-inch/45 Mk. XVI – numerous aircraft carriers, cruisers, destroyers and frigates
• 105 mm S.K. C/33 – used by Germany and the Admiral Hipper CA class, Bismarck and Scharnhorst BB class.
• 127 mm 5 inch/25 Mk. 11 AA – used in the Brooklyn Class CL, Pensacola Class CA, Northampton, New Orleans and Portland, Nevada, Pennsylvania, New Mexico, Tennessee and Colorado Class BBs, Lexington and Ranger Class CVs.
• 150mm S.K. C/28 – class of used BBs Bismarck and Scharnhorst
• 305 mm 12 inch/50 Mk. 8 – Alaska class CB used
• 380 mm S.K. C/34 – Bismarck class BB used
• 381 mm 15 inch/42 BL Mk. 1 – used by Field Marshal Soult, Erebus and Roberts, Glorious, Repulse and Hood, Queen Elizabeth, Royal Sovereign and Vanguard, Class BB.
• Mk. 1 SSM

Bombs

• Finnish 250 kg
• French 50 kg A
• Three Frenchmen 500 kg
• Italian SAP 100 kg (vertical)
• Italian 150 kg AP 160
• 250 kg Japanese land bomb Type 99 Mod. 25
• 50 kg Soviet FAB-50sv
• 1000 kg Soviet FAB-1000sv
• Swedish bouncing bomb of 120 kg m/71
• 250 kg Swedish minibombs m/37B
• 100 American pounds
• 500 GBP
• £1,000
• £2,000

Mines and depth charges

• Anchored contact mine of the German company EMD
• Italian Vickers Elia 145/1925 anchored to the magnetic axis
• Japanese Type 88 Mod 1 Anchorage Contact Lead
• Soviet anchored contact mine model 1908/39
• Anchored contact mine Soviet model 1912
• The Soviet AMD-1000 aircraft landed a magnetic mine on the ground….
• Anchored contact mine Soviet model KB-1 1931
• Soviet KMD-2-500 magnetic ground rod
• Soviet ground magnetic wave KMD-2-1000
• Soviet anchored M-26 contact mine
• Soviet R-1 contact mine anchored
• United Kingdom A Mark I Type A aircraft weighing 1,500 pounds has a magnetic axis installed
• UK 1760 lb Type M Mark II Magnetic Ground Axle
• British Charger Mk. 4.

Rockets and missiles

• Chinese Model 90-1 HE
• Chinese Model 130-2 HE
• French T10 121a
• French T10 121b
• French T10 131a
• French T10 131b
• French SNEB type 26
• French SNEB Type 26 TDA
• DEM French TBA
• French EEC TBA
• TBA ESP French
• French TBA Multi-Dart ABL
• French TBA Multi-Dart AMV
• (Israel) Spike-Er
• Japanese fuses #27 (60 kg)
• Japan’s Type 90 SSM-1B ship-to-ship missile
• Soviet Phalanx 9M11
• Soviet 9M14M Malyutka
• Soviet Union Eight
• Soviet C-8COM
• Soviet C-13
• Swedish 145 mm Psrak w/49/56
• Swedish 150 mmgac m/46
• US 2.75-inch FFAR Mk. 4 M429
• 2.75″ LSFFAR USA
• 2.75″ WAFAR IN THE USA
• the American sparrow AIM-7C
• US AIM-9C Sidewinder – removed in the first server 1.97.0.30 (1.97.0.30).
• Hellfire USA AGM-114A
• Hellfire USA AGM-114C
• Hellfire USA AGM-114F
• US CRV-7 RA-79
• WE CRV-7 WDU 5002/B BOLD
• The American FIM-92B Stinger
• Hydra US-70 M229
• Hydra US-70 M259
• US Zuni WAFAR Mk. 24
• US Zuni Mk. 40 Mod 0
• US Zuni Mk. 40 Mod 1
• USA Zuni Mk. 41 Mod 0
• US Zuni Mk. 41 Mod 1
• US Zuni WAFAR Mk. 63

Torpedoes

• The German 450 mm torpedo C45/91 is a torpedo used on cruisers and battleships before World War I.
• German 533 mm underwater torpedo G 7e (T IIIa)
• Swedish 450 mm m/36 – used by coastal defense ships
• The British 533mm Mk. IV is a pre-World War I torpedo, used on surface ships and in the HMS Hood.
• UK 533 mm Mk. IX – World War II torpedo cruiser and destroyer.

Others

• Mirage III Sepr 841 rocket engines
• Sea Venom Launchers
• British Container CLE Mk. III
• The PPI-26M is the only vehicle in the game that gets IRL now is the Mi-24B.

Notable additions to the 2nd edition:

• The 105mm XM35 is the IRL used on the XM8/M8 AGS and LAV-AG prototypes (the top pattern is the DM23 in the files).
• 127 mm 5 inch/25 Mk. 11 AA – used in the Brooklyn Class CL, Pensacola Class CA, Northampton, New Orleans and Portland, Nevada, Pennsylvania, New Mexico, Tennessee and Colorado Class BBs, Lexington and Ranger Class CVs.
• 305 mm 12 inch/50 Mk. 8 – Alaska class CB used
• 381 mm 15 inch/42 BL Mk. 1 – used by Field Marshal Soult, Erebus and Roberts, Glorious, Repulse and Hood, Queen Elizabeth, Royal Sovereign and Vanguard, Class BB.

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