US WC II: Longstreet

World at War: Gear Krieg US Walker Compendium II: General Longstreet

The book - a pdf only version - is our 7th supplement to our Gear Krieg book. It will give you even more Two-Fisted Pulp Superscience US Walkers to use in your games of Battlefield Evolution: World at War.

The US Walker Compendium II: General Longstreet is your comprehensive guide to using the US superscience walker Longstreet in Battlefield Evolution World at War: Gear Krieg.

The US Walker Compendium II: General Longstreet takes a detailed look at the many types of this superscience walker for your US forces from all theatres and periods of World War II!

All in all stats for 12 variants are presented in this book. Each vehicle is detailed with background information, factory variants, field modifications and a modelling guide.

Included are the M12 Longstreet A1 and A1E1, the A2; the A5 to A8, the A8E1 and A8E1 and even the Canadian Lumberjack Mk I walker.

The book also provides new Traits, an AFV force list and an extended US armoury to add to your games of World at War: Gear Krieg.

All units in this book are designed by the same principles as the existing vehicles in the Battlefield Evolution: World at War rulebook and Battlefield Evolution: Pacific War Supplement also written by Agis Neugebauer.

This book requires the use of Battlefield Evolution: World at War, available from Mongoose Publishing.

As with our previous Vehicle Compendium you will get in fact 2 books with this deal:

  • a full colour version with many high quality pictures of fully painted models and
  • in addition a B&W text only printer friendly version.

 

M12A2 General Longstreet Combat Walker
In Service:1941
The M12A2 was outwardly similar to the A1, but replaced the flat-sided turret with a cast-metal hemisphere mounting a heavy flamethrower. The flamethrower was fed with liquid petroleum from tanks located inside the hull, with the compressor located in the turret itself.
Most A2s served on the Pacific front, where they proved to be extremely valuable for breaching Japanese fortifications.

M12A8 General Longstreet Combat Walker
In Service:1941
The M12A8 kept the flamethrower turret of the A2 but added a Bazooka and a British-made PVAT launcher. This gave it awesome firepower, but put a lot of strain on the suspension.


M12A5 General Longstreet Combat Walker
In Service:1941
The M12A5 variant was built on the same chassis as the A1-A2, but carried the mass-produced M76 anti-aircraft turret with quad Browning .50 cal AAMGs. The guns were extremely heavy and often shortened the vehicle's service life considerably, but they provided great Anti-Aircraft firepower.

 

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