Vehicles and Aircraft from Arma 2 unsung

[provostmp01 1]

Hello, 

Thanks for the development of Arma 2 and 3. I had a question that may have already been answered. Will the flowing Vehicles and air craft be coming from Arma 2  unsung mod into Arma 3 unsung mod ?  M-35 2 1/2 ton Trucks, M-37B1 Dodge 3/4 ton Truck, Marine corp LVTP-5,  the Aircraft OH-6, and the OH-58 Kiowa. or can somebody tell me were I can find these Vietnam war Era Vehicles and Aircraft on steam, or armaholic.

 

 

Thanks 

 

Vietnam War Living History Group

 

 

[TeTeT 1523]

Hi,

 

check out http://armanam.eu/ for the Unsung Mod home page. Once Echo is released in a couple of weeks you get the Dodge and OH-6 and a brand new M-35. The LVTP-5 and OH-58 are unfortunately not in a state to be released.

 

Cheers,
TeTeT

[provostmp01 1]

You are Awesome dude, I served in the US Army 25 years Infantry, MP and Navy 2 years, I joined the US. Army because of my uncle who served with the 25th INF Div in the Vietnam war, and my wife who I have been married to for 10 years who is Vietnamese grew up in Cholon Vietnam  during TET 68 and watched here neighbor house get destroyed by 20 mike mike rockets from a Huey gun ship because the neighbor's house was a suspected VC supply point for the Tet attack. I have used the unsung Arma 3 mod to let her show me what happen that day in Vietnam 1968.

 

Thanks for your response

 

Maurice Scott

Vietnam war Living History Group

 

[hcpookie 3770]

Thank You for your service.

[provostmp01 1]

Your welcome, thank you for supporting the troops. I am 52, I now serve with the Coast Guard Auxiliary soon to become a Vice Commander for my unit. And I love the Arma 3 Unsung Vietnam Mod, because when I came into the Army they were still issuing steel pods, M16 A1's and 1/4 ton jeeps without the role bars. The Arma 3 platform is excellent for training Army unit commanders, for Air-land battle tactics,  troop leading operational planning and execution of mission, sorta like a seeing operation all the way from start to finish and being able to conducting an After Action Report ( AAR).

 

Again Thanks

 

Maurice Scott