Forgotten Hope 2 is an award-winning World War II modification for Battlefield 2TM and is based on the original Forgotten Hope, a modification for Battlefield 1942TM, one of the most popular multiplayer games ever. Battlefield 1942TM featured land, sea and air combat in a way never before seen. It was the goal of the development team to maximize the game experience by adding both a realistic and enjoyable gameplay to FH and now to FH2.

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SOMUA S35
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CHEqTRO
CHEqTRO - - 61 comments

wow wow wow, there is going to be french front too? that is AMAZING!!!

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Eat_Uranium Author
Eat_Uranium - - 281 comments

The French skin is a by-product of the German skin. There are no French maps being actively worked on at the moment I'm afraid.

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Simcardo
Simcardo - - 3,511 comments

what bout vichy french in north africa maybe?

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SPS-Barbarossa
SPS-Barbarossa - - 976 comments

Got a job for the franspanzer?

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TKAzA
TKAzA - - 3,154 comments

Lovely texture work!

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Simcardo
Simcardo - - 3,511 comments

fokin beutepanzer spotted

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babehunter1324
babehunter1324 - - 213 comments

Didn't see this on coming NICE!

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‡Majo-213‡
‡Majo-213‡ - - 1,045 comments

French WW2 tanks look like cigarette box :D

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Cpt.Dann
Cpt.Dann - - 6,959 comments

It looks cute, like a baby Sherman.

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HardShitMakerCZ
HardShitMakerCZ - - 132 comments

I have a little question will be there japanese against US marines in your mod please ?

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David_Kun
David_Kun - - 55 comments

hmm.....
frenchy things .....

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Description

Although French military thinking called for a defensive war, they recognised the need to be able to fight on the offensive as well. This job fell to the Cavalry, who in 1931 placed a request for a fast tank. By 1934, the request had been updated to be immune from contemporary anti tank guns. The Société d'Outillage Mécanique et d'Usinage d'Artillerie, or SOMUA for short, produced a series of prototypes in 1935, with an order for 50 following the next year.

The tank was one of the first to make use of large cast sections for the hull, and was also fitted with the cast APX-1 turret from the Infantry's Char B1. The 47mm SA35 gun was more than able to defeat the PzIII and BT-7, and these contemporaries couldn't hope to harm the S35 in return. There were however several problems with the S35 that stopped it from being a war winner. It was expensive and time consuming to make, it had poor mechanical reliability, and the turret was both single manned and had no openable cupola, forcing the overworked commander to fight buttoned up.

After the fall of France, about 100 S35 tanks were in Vichy hands while nearly 300 were captured by the Germans. Many of these captured tanks were put into service as Pz 35-S 739(f), where they served in Finland, Yugoslavia and a few were to be found in Normandy. Although hopelessly outclassed by 1945, 12 were still in use at the start of the year. The S35 was made by Seth Soldier, and was repainted for German use by Gurdy.