Best Uses/Practices for: Small caliber Light Mortars

[Copper]

Great picture Nort, really good colour for a WWII image.

LOL that was taken in his garden last week.... do you not recognise mTk?

Regarding that pic what were those cans that seem to be carried high up their backs on top of the ground sheet or smock?

Also how much did a mortar that size weigh... doesnt look like it would be particularly heavy.

Bootie

[MGK(FGM)]

It is mine favorite weapon in CM The best light mortars you can find in Romanian and Italian army - fast, and with 65 rounds x 65 mm that can stop all attack and knock down all guns.
Primary use of mortars for me is knocking down enemy guns
I use them separately from theirs platoons and usually I make mortars platoon

They first made panic on infantry riding on tanks and then during rest of the fight they destroyed several guns (3 probably) and killed a lot of infantry.
as you can see only Company HQ could be visible to enemy.

[Copper]

Nice pic MGK. I dint realise the Romanian and Italian mortars packed such a punch.

[MGK(FGM)]

Sorry here are detailed info for CMBB
Italian Brixia 45 mm mortar - 80 rounds
Romanian 60 mm mortar - 35 rounds
German 50 mm x 30 rounds
Finnish 50mm x 65 rounds
Hungary 50mm x 20 rounds
Soviet 50mm x 65r

[Copper]

Yeah thought I had missed that out on the OOB's. 65mm mortars were new to me. Now I know why... :)

[Turbala]

Great picture Nort, really good colour for a WWII image.

LOL that was taken in his garden last week.... do you not recognise mTk?

Regarding that pic what were those cans that seem to be carried high up their backs on top of the ground sheet or smock?

Also how much did a mortar that size weigh... doesnt look like it would be particularly heavy.

Bootie

Its the thing you eat your meals in out doors... same thing still in use in finnish army :whis:

[Extraordinarius]

[MGK(FGM)]

Turbala - the same-kind we have in Polish army :)

[PoorOldSpike]

[Copper]

Does the British Infantry 2 Inch mortar have no minimum range??