im stuck on battlefield 2,where he enters the ship in the dessert ........whats the next move?ive tried moving the boxes to the opening to climb through ,blowing them up but nothing seems to work ,can anyone help
thank mojo
Americans and Russians collide. Our Battlefield 3 Walkthrough gets you ready for the fight with info about online multiplayer, kits and equipment, and unlockable goodies.
The Support Kit uses automatic rifles and machineguns at medium range. This Kit doesn't need to worry about ammo, as they can throw down ammo boxes that can be used by the team. The Support Kit is a master of placing down explosives ranging from C4 and Claymore mines.
With the Support's focus on machineguns we like to pair them with the Suppressive Specialization. Using this you don't have to be completely accurate, instead you can spray bullets in the general direction of a foe and disable them. This will leave them extremely vulnerable to additional fire from your allies.
On the other hand you can create an ideal sapper with use of the Explosive Specialization. We prefer C4 over Claymores due to their remote detonation, but both are excitable. You will have to monitor when an enemy is near your C4, but the satisfaction of destroying battle tanks with the push of a button is worth it. Because you'll be getting in close to enemy vehicles and the soldiers protecting them, we prefer wielding a close range PP-2000 or DAO-12.
The RPK-74M is an improved version of the original RPK developed in the 1950s. Essentially a heavy barreled AK-74, the RPK fires from a longer magazine and has been equipped with polymer grips to lighten the weapon. The RPK-74M also features the same scope mount as the AK-74M and is equipped with a bipod by default for supported shooting.

This beefed up M416 entered service alongside the M249 in the Marine Corps in 2011. The M27 Infantry Automatic Rifle (IAR) features a heavier, longer barrel and an extended magazine to enable greater amounts of suppressive fire while retaining some of the mobility of a standard M416. The M27 features a bipod by default for supported shooting.
Remotely detonated Composition 4 explosive packs provide anti-material, anti-vehicle and anti-personnel abilities.
An adapted version of the Belgian original, the M249 was modified to conform to the United States' design requirements. The M249 has seen action in every major conflict since the 1989 invasion of Panama and has earned a reputation as a reliable weapon. A single M249 can supply suppressive fire equivalent to 15 riflemen. The M249 comes equipped by default with a Bipod for supported shooting.
The M18A Claymore is a directional anti-personnel mine that is detonated by motion in front of the mine. The mine can be passed safely if the target is moving at low speeds.
The M224 60mm Mortar is capable of firing High Explosive and Smoke rounds to provide suppressing fire and visual cover from indirect fire positions.
Another Modernization of a traditional Russian weapon, the PKP Pecheneg replaces the PKM machine gun in service with Spetsnaz units. Firing a heavier round than the RPK-74M the Pecheneg is able to supply greater suppressive fire thanks to its increased power and belt feed. The Pecheneg comes equipped by default with a bipod for supported shooting.
The M240 is a General Purpose Machine Gun (GPMG) that was first developed in Belgium and adopted by the USMC in 1991. The M60 was replaced first by the M240G, and subsequently by the M240B which provides commonality between the Marines and the US Army. Firing the heavier 7.62mm NATO round the M240B has greater power than the M249. The M240 is equipped with a bipod by default for supported shooting.
"The Pig," as it was commonly referred to when it was introduced in Vietnam, has served with every branch of the US Military and continues to serve with Special Forces groups. All though the M60 has been mostly replaced by the M240, the upgraded M60E4 features modern accessory rails, a shortened barrel, and improved reliability, and reduced weight. The M60E4 features a bipod standard for supported shooting.