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[gio963tto]

This mod use a  Japan SPG Ho-Ro slot .
Schneider CA1.

In 1915 the French General Staff ordered the construction of armored vehicles at the Schneider company, resulting is the CA1 built in 400 pieces.

For Download the URL is
https://www.mediafire.com/?l3h5tq67ypdjmo5

Greetings GIO.

[badderger]

Good work gio.

[Alex840]

Great addition to 1916!

[SAS~Poltava]

Great! The Schneider. Probably the worst tank of WW1. The crews called it "the mobile crematory". It was used in The Spanish Civil War as well. 

[Ivan-le-Rouge]

thanks for this great addition!

[max_thehitman]

....Probably the worst tank of WW1.

The crews called it "the mobile crematory".

 I can see that by the screenshot, just look at all that smoke 

Thank you Gio and Company for this great tank addition for DBW-1916.    It looks great!

[juanmalapuente]

Great! The one that was still left for the complete WWI pack! This was a bad tank, but actually Saint Chamond was even worse. French tankists knew that St. Chamond, with its heavy frontal gun, was always ditching. It had also a lot of problems with transmission and it was like hell hot inside, so they usually refused to be sent to front in that monster (aesthetically more appealing than Schneider though)
Schneider was ugly, but more practical. Lighter, and with better caterpillar system, it worked not that bad. That's why Spaniards bought them to use in Moroccan war and 2 of them survived to be used in SCW, for instance, in Alcazar de Toledo Siege.
We used a lot of Renault Ft-17 as well, but French and Poles used them even later, in WWII.
Thanks a lot, Gio. You're making many of my dreams come true. 

[vpmedia]

Thanks, very nice!

[RAF209_Benge]

The French 'gave' the US several St. Chamond assault tanks to use during the St. Mihel Offensive. And like the rest of the POS that the French "gave" the US...the list was long

For example....The 29th US Inf Division left for France with Lewis and Browning Machine Guns and recieved ChauChats, Hotchkisses, and even old Colt M 1895s (Potato diggers).  It seemed the Ordinance Dept sent the Lewis and Brownings to Calais and the Brits "aquired them"