Conflict: Vietnam: Difference between revisions
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Conflict: Vietnam: Difference between revisions
A weapon of the M1911 pistol series, that holds 7 rounds and is the secondary weapon of Hoss, Junior, and Cherry/Doc.
It can be fitted with a suppressor. Appears as the "M1911 Pistol" and "M1911 Silenced Pistol".
The Remington 870 appears as the "12-gauge Shotgun", Ragman's secondary weapon. The shotgun in-game holds 7 rounds whereas it is modeled with a standard 4-round magazine. Other features include the non-functional Surefire weaponlight (in real life appeared only in 1985) and vent rib.
This rifle of the M16 rifle series holds 30 rounds, has full or semi-automatic modes of fire, and is Ragman's main weapon in the later missions. It can be fitted with suppressor.
The M16A1 Rifle of the M16 rifle series which holds 20 rounds and has two fire modes, 3-shot burst (instead of full automatic mode) and semi-automatic, is Cherry/Doc's main weapon. It's also is used by most other U.S. soldiers in the game. Appears as the "M16A1 Assault Rifle".
The bolt action M40A1 Sniper Rifle, based on the Remington Model 700, holds 5 rounds. It's also incorrectly shown in the game as a semi-automatic with a wood stock and a detachable magazine.
Junior's main weapon, the XM21 SWS, is an M14 Rifle attached with a scope that fires semi-auto only, and holds 20 rounds. The weapon, incorrectly called the "M14 Sniper Rifle" in the game, is also incorrect for use as a sniper rifle as it was being developed and fielded in 1969 and the game is set in 1968.
The M60 machine gun is Hoss's main weapon and can be found mounted on the PBR MK II during Charlie's Point and the UH-1D during Air Mobile. It holds 100 rounds(handheld), 500 rounds(UH-1D) or 1000 rounds(PBR MK II).
The Browning M2 Heavy Barrel can be seen mounted on a tripod in the perimeter bunkers of the Firebase and LZ Mike, and vehicle-mounted on the M113 APC (not used in the game), the M48A3 Patton tank, and twin-mounted at the front and single-mounted at the rear of the PBR MK II. It holds 100 rounds (tripod), 800 rounds (M48A3), or 2000 rounds (PBR MK II)
The DShK heavy machine gun can be seen mounted on the NVA Jeep, T-34-85 tanks(not playable by the player), and on a tripod in many enemy fortifications throughout the game, holds 100 rounds(tripod) or 250 rounds(Jeep).
The artillery piece being fired by two U.S. soldiers in the Firebase inner compound during Ghost Town is an M2A1(M101A1) 105mm Howitzer. This weapon is not playable by the player.
There are two KPV heavy machine guns in ZPU-4 quad anti-aircraft mountings found in the mission Hill 933 in which it shot down a UH-1 medevac. It holds 500 rounds.
Located at various places in enemy occupied territory throughout the game are many different types of booby traps. The types of booby traps that can be found include an improvised explosive device triggered by a trip wire and naval mines. Another IED can be seen at the beginning of Tet Offensive, when several VC suicide bombers(called "sappers" in the game) rush the bunker you are defending. Each of them armed only with what appears to be a high-explosive shell attached to the tip of a bamboo spear, which they will attempt to use as a "lunge mine". All of these weapons and explosive devices appear to be generic in design(not simulating any specific real world weapons or explosive devices), and can only be disarmed or destroyed by the player.
A Bell AH-1G Cobra attack helicopter armed with two M260 70mm rocket launchers can be seen using them to strafe the enemy and their vehicles on many occasions throughout the game. This aircraft and its armaments are not playable by the player.
The T-34-85 tank used by the enemy throughout the game is armed with an M1940 F-34 76.2mm tank gun. This vehicle and its armaments are not playable by the player.
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