Mobile Command Vehicle (MCV) for Imp Guard

[Asmusei -Faceless Hunter-]

Mat

You know there is a Bradley fighting vehicle that mounts the Fist laser. Inplace of the tow rack it carriers the laser. I also has a chair in the back with a computer




And rules wise I would say that he should allow artillery vehicles in squadrons to fire on separate targets.

FML: I'm supposed to be trained in working on those, yet I had no clue they did that! Alright, I'll grab these pics to use. Thank you very much, that's a pretty interesting idea. However, the laser would probably only be able to guide one in particular to make things a bit more even, still not very familiar with artillery in Warhammer, so feel free to bounce more ideas, please!  

[Hoxtalicious]

It's called FiSTer? Christ, this from an army that makes a big fuss about gays enlisting.  

[Pouncey]

Lt. Brookman

It's called FiSTer? Christ, this from an army that makes a big fuss about gays enlisting.

Actually, they don't care anymore. ^^

The US repealed Don't Ask Don't Tell last year, in part because the Pentagon conducted a survey and found that there was very little opposition to gay people serving in the military, amongst military personnel. ^^  

[Hoxtalicious]

Well, several enlisted Dakka members proudly told us that they had soap parties for gay squad members and did so until said member requested a transfer.

Aaaanyway, just take a Salamander and add a vox set to it.  

[Asmusei -Faceless Hunter-]

Pouncey

Lt. Brookman

It's called FiSTer? Christ, this from an army that makes a big fuss about gays enlisting.

Actually, they don't care anymore. ^^

The US repealed Don't Ask Don't Tell last year, in part because the Pentagon conducted a survey and found that there was very little opposition to gay people serving in the military, amongst military personnel. ^^

One it's called the FISTV because of the acronym, Fire Support Team Vehicle. I know the Army sucks about acronyms, we have too many of them. confused
Second, it hasn't been implemented, so it's still in effect.