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Armies > Battlefield 1942 Road to Rome > Italy

	British AT gun 25 pdr. This howitzer was capable of firing 25 pound shells at a rate of 12 per minute.
	British Mosquito This light weight aircraft was powerful enough to carry and drop 4,000 lbs. of explosives in bomber version. The Mosquito boasted excellent speed, altitude, and range.
	American M3 Grant In 1941, the M2 was aging and obsolete, the famed M4 was not yet in operation, and the Allies needed a quick fix. The M3 was a rapidly produced medium tank, which filled the void and was used heavily by British, Canadian, and Australian forces. The M3 boasted two main guns -- a 37mm in the turret and a 75mm in a forward sponson of the tank.
	American M3 GMC This vehicle, a variation on the M3 half-track used for troop transport, became an effective anti-tank weapon. Modification included the addition of a 75mm anti tank gun mounted in the back where troops formerly were carried.
	German BF 110 Powered by two 1,100hp engines, the Messerschmitt BF 110 served Germany in long-range escort fighter-bomber, reconnaissance, ground attack, and night fighter roles throughout the Second World War. The BF 110 entered service initially in 1939, and by the end of the year, due to a massive manufacturing campaign, 500 of these planes were in operation.
	German AT Gun Pak 40 These powerful anti-tank artillery guns were fitted with a 75mm (2.95 in.) cannon, which could penetrate enemy armor up to 174mm thick
	German Sturmgeschutz Designed for infantry support, the SturmGeschutz went into production in 1940, with output reaching 50 vehicles per month. The tank’s 75mm gun was offset to the right, while a vision port set in the left of the superstructure and twin periscopes allowed the driver and the gunner to operate the tank. Five of these tanks took part in the invasion of France.