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| + | The weapons and [[Battlefield Heroes Customization|clothing]] of the National Army is based on those used by the Axis Powers during World War II. Additionally, they also appear darker and more mechanized. This is meant to enforce the National Army's portrayal as the "villains" in the [[Royal-National Army Conflict]]. The names of several weapon variants may also have the '''stylish''', '''uber''', and '''stolen''' prefixes to differentiate them from Royal Army weapon variants.{{Clear}} |
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| + | BFH National Soldier 1.png|A National Army soldier. |
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| + | BFH National Soldier 2.png|Another National Army soldier. |
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bfhb-20100523-204925.png|The National Army's vehicles |
bfhb-20100523-204925.png|The National Army's vehicles |
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bfhb-20100523-201406.png|A National Soldier with a shotgun |
bfhb-20100523-201406.png|A National Soldier with a shotgun |
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bfhb-20100523-091228.png|A National Commando with a sniper rifle. |
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| + | *The National anthem is "Soldarten Des Vaterland" from the album Roads to War by Ron Goodwin.<ref>[http://www.battlefieldheroes.com/en/forum/showthread.php?tid=405171&pid=5608032#pid5608032 Battlefield Heroes soundtrack thread (What is the song's name?)]</ref> |
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Revision as of 03:46, 26 July 2019
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Flag of the National Army.
The National Army (German: National Heer) is a faction featured in Battlefield Heroes. The characters and vehicles of the National Army are modeled after those of Nazi Germany. Their opposing force is the Royal Army.
Vehicles
Weapons and Clothing
Characters and Vehicles of the National Army.
The weapons and clothing of the National Army is based on those used by the Axis Powers during World War II. Additionally, they also appear darker and more mechanized. This is meant to enforce the National Army's portrayal as the "villains" in the Royal-National Army Conflict. The names of several weapon variants may also have the stylish, uber, and stolen prefixes to differentiate them from Royal Army weapon variants.
Gallery
A National Army soldier.
Another National Army soldier.
The National Army's vehicles
A National Soldier with a shotgun
A National Commando with a sniper rifle.
The "Red Cross", the National Army's alternate logo.
The National Army's homeland is based on that of Nazi Germany during World War II.
Trivia
- The National anthem is "Soldarten Des Vaterland" from the album Roads to War by Ron Goodwin.[1]
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