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M2
US M2 60 mm Mortar
Gun Information
Full name US M2 60 mm Mortar
Country of origin United States[1]
Manufacturer Edgar Brandt (Designer)[2]; Firestone Tire and Rubber Company; Kennedy Van-Saun Corporation; Read Machinery Company
Game Information
Index 4
Faction Griffin and Kryuger
Manufacturer WAVE
Voice actor -TBA-
Artist 反骨Max
Released on CN, TW, KR, EN, JP

Unit introduced initially with the general Heavy Ordnance Corps feature.

Contents

How to obtain

DORMITORY Obtainable by collecting fragments in dormitory. See Heavy Ordnance Corps for more information.

REWARD Not obtained as a reward.

Stats

 
 Support Range
 
 Ammo (refill)
 
 Ration (refill)
3 nodes 40(x1) / 400(full) 120(x1) / 600(full)
 
 Lethality
113
 
 Pierce
49
 
 Precision
119
 
 Reload
182

Ranking bonus

Promotions above five orange stars will give the HOC unit a bonus to its stats. The stats for each iteration are as follows:

Iteration   Σ   Σ   Σ   Σ
1 ★★★★
2 ★★★★
3 ★☆★★★
4 ★★★★★
5 ★★☆★★
6 ★★★★★
7 ★★★☆
8 ★★★★
9 ★★★★☆
10 ★★★★★

Chip Set Bonus

The minimum stat values of all installed Chips to reach the stat cap are listed in the following table. Please see HOC Chip Matrix for further details.

       
82.4 24 38.8 59.2

Gallery

Animations

Combat

 

Dorms

 
 
 

Artworks

Weapon Background

The U.S. M2 60 mm mortar was developed from the heavier 81 mm M1 Mortar to provide a lighter-weight alternative to company-level fire support. The M2 attempted to bridge the gap between the 81 mm mortar and the hand grenade. Normally employed by the weapons platoon of a U.S. infantry company, the M2 is of the usual mortar pattern of the day. It consists of a smoothbore metal tube on a rectangular baseplate, supported by a simple bipod with the elevation and traverse mechanisms. The firing pin was fixed in the base cap of the tube, and the bomb was fired automatically when it dropped down the barrel. Though classed as a light mortar, the M2 had considerable range compared to the 50 mm and 60 mm mortars of most other nations, and its fixed-firing pin design allowed a high rate of fire by trained crews.[1]

Trivia

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