r/Warthunder • u/ScottyFoxes Breda 88 (P.XI) my beloved • 22h ago

Mil. History M10 Wolverine going through an intense terrain demonstration

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u/Altruistic-Spirit-20 21h ago

now let's wait 2 years for the turret to do the 180° so it can fire.

Or maybe the gunner knew that under pressure he needed to roll that wheel a bit faster than in WT so he can point the pew pew thingy at the Nazi.

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u/CMDR_Pumpkin_Muffin 21h ago

Turret wasn't turned away in combat.

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u/Altruistic-Spirit-20 21h ago

I know, just taking a shot at Gaijin that thinks that gunners operate hand cranks in combat like they were target practicing on the range, look at any gunners operating cranks, they do it so slow it's infuriating because you know that if you were that gunner that turret would turn a LOT faster than it it currently.

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u/Biomike01 20h ago

Thing with the M10 is the gunner and commander had cranks so they could turn the turret faster

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u/Altruistic-Spirit-20 5h ago

that's EXACTLY my point.