UK got a fair amount of M1 Garand that they distributed to the Home Guard. They also used the M1 carbine. But for US, there are still other options of guns, most notably, I think about Thompsons with 20 round mags, or the M1917 and M1919A4 machine guns (I am thinking about a new mechanic for these guns that I will suggest one day). But you have no idea how it makes me cringe when you have US soldiers using SMLEs, Stens, Brens or Lanchesters.
You do not see to understand that is the point the US gets to give and give and the UK commonwealth gets to take and take. Also the home guard did a lot of fighting in ww2 did they. It makes me cringe seeing the us loose a lot of gear to a sub faction. Taking its own gear which is fine but than also keeping US gear. Yes its historically accurate but its also greedy sorry but no you dont get a subfaction that does nothing but loot. How generous the US gets to keep some of their own gear.
wow the us can keep using US, the Thompsons with 20 round mags, or the M1917 and M1919A4 machine guns. Nut UK/CW gets to take SMLEs, Stens, Brens or Lanchesters. So what does the US get for giving M1928, M1 rifle and carbine cause it seems like nothing. History is good but this seems more like a robbery than a split.
None of the British Home Guard saw combat against German invaders during WWII. No invasion of Great Britain by Germany ever occurred, so they were never called upon to fight in their intended capacity.
While the Home Guard never saw combat, they still served important roles:
- Release of regular troops: By performing guard duties and other MP-style roles, the Home Guard freed up regular army personnel to serve on the front lines.
- Fostering morale: Their very existence helped build a sense of participation and national purpose among the British public, contributing to overall wartime morale.
- Auxiliary duties: They were involved in dealing with unexploded bombs, aiding at crash sites of German planes, and guarding against sabotage.
The Home Guard was a volunteer militia, originally known as the Local Defence Volunteers (LDV), comprised of men generally too old or unfit for regular service, along with younger men in protected professions. Despite never facing the enemy in combat, their purpose was clear: to defend their homes, neighborhoods, and families from a German invasion if it had ever taken place.
No Home guard weapons for a UK/CW subfaction normally i wouldnt care but a subfaction that takes all its stuff back and forgets to leave things behind it didnt make. sorry but its seems a one way breakup that hurts the us far less than the UK/CM.