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Unsung heroes: Korea is an modification for BF1942 based on historical and military accuracy, the subject being; the Korean war of 1950-3 of course. the forgotten war, a subject that is often over looked, but interesting none the less. the following is a list of vehicles that we plan to have in game (some of which are already in BF1942) UNITED STATES OF AMERICA M26 Perishing- MBT M41 walker-bulldog- Light tank(mid-late) M24 Chafee- light tank(early) M18 Hellcat- Tank destroyer M9 Priest- Artillery M3 half track- heavy transport M16 'Quad .50'-AAA Jeep- Light recce/transport F-51D Mustang- fighter/CAS F9F Panther- Naval fighter-bomber F4U Corsair- Naval fighter/CAS F-86 Saber- Fighter H-13 Sioux- scout helicopter Sikorsky H-19- Transport helicopter COMMONWEALTH (UK, Australia, Canada, New Zealand ect...) Centurion- MBT Cromwell- MBT (early) M9 Priest- Artillery Humber Armored Car- Recce/Fire support Land rover series 1-Light recce/transport Fairy Firefly- Naval fighter-bomber...
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