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11 Grant(a) Scorpion III & Grant(a) Scorpion IV:
These represent the Grant tank (British Vehicle Note 11) equipped with the Scorpion flail device. The Scorpion IV had an additional motor to power the flail as it was found that the Scorpion mechanism was underpowered.
† For usage rules see B28.7,-.72 and U.S. Vehicle Note 20 [EXC: For the Grant Scorpion III, an +1 DRM applies to the Mine Clearance DR, and the DR given in B28.7,-.72 for each possible result is assumed to be a Final DR. In addition, it may not clear wire like the Sherman Crab.]. As a flail tank enters a woods/building obstacle (even via TB/Reverse movement), its flail mechanism becomes disabled for the remainder of the scenario. A flail tank (or other vehicle with special mine-clearing capability) may not attempt to clear mines using Reverse movement. A tank whose flail mechanism is still functional does not suffer Recall due solely to disabled MA.
See also British Vehicle Note NBG
These represent the Grant tank (British Vehicle Note 11) equipped with the Scorpion flail device. The Scorpion IV had an additional motor to power the flail as it was found that the Scorpion mechanism was underpowered.
† For usage rules see B28.7,-.72 and U.S. Vehicle Note 20 [EXC: For the Grant Scorpion III, an +1 DRM applies to the Mine Clearance DR, and the DR given in B28.7,-.72 for each possible result is assumed to be a Final DR. In addition, it may not clear wire like the Sherman Crab.]. As a flail tank enters a woods/building obstacle (even via TB/Reverse movement), its flail mechanism becomes disabled for the remainder of the scenario. A flail tank (or other vehicle with special mine-clearing capability) may not attempt to clear mines using Reverse movement. A tank whose flail mechanism is still functional does not suffer Recall due solely to disabled MA.
See also British Vehicle Note NBG
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