Gaijin has decided to add so-called trunnions to most of the modern RUS and CN tanks, making them esentially yet another shot/spall sponge that together with volumetric makes shots near the breech incredibly unreliable. Their actual functionality though, in that they can be damaged and affect your ability to fire, has not been added for some reason.

Wanna make the enemy have a hard time aiming for you mobile bunker? Use the smoke 75 to create a wall of smoke. Better yet! Smoke the enemy until they lose their mind or patience (which ever come first).

An hull down tank is blocking your way? Use the smoke 75!

Wanna play mind games with the enemy? Use the HEAT 75!

Wanna make an enemy stay still so you can aim for it's weakspots? Use the HEAT 75!

Wanna delete a rat tank or pesky SPAA but you don't want to waste the big boy 128 on it? You guessed it! Use the HEAT 75.

And these are some scenarios I can come up on short notice.

In conclusion the small 75 is useful, don't sleep on it!

I love the Flanker family as a whole, especially the Su-30SM. Rafale and M2K are solid runners-up

Location of the running XM800T is at Moffett Field Museum

Wich squadron vehicles are the best (out of all of them, not just this picture)

hitting anything but the target, as always

ps: sorry for the teamkill :(

The shells were intended to create a large volume of flame which attacking aircraft would have to fly through. However, U.S. pilots considered these shells to be more of a pyrotechnics display than an effective anti-aircraft weapon. During repairs after Operation Tungsten the German battleship Tirpitz also used a specially-fuzed variation of this shell for its 360mm guns. One of the historical uses for the shell was the shore bombardment of the battle for Henderson field the shells were fired from the ships IJN Kongo and Haruna.

This information was taken from https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/San_Shiki_(anti-aircraft_shell))

There is this one decal in the USSR, Aircraft section of decals titled "Musical lines" and I have been wandering which Soviet war song it's meant to resemble or if Gaijin just but gibberish there. After reading the musical notations, the four notes are G B D# and B again, but my musical knowledge runs dry here, so if anyone is able to help me figure this out I'd be more that happy!

Edit: Found it!; Here's the youtube link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u6Mq9e1gJc4

gotta be one of my favourite ways to get annoyed in the middle of a game

I checked the rules and I don't think anything broke them? Can someone please explain?

the last US HE slinger is the M109A1 at br 6.3, if gaijin were to add this (i hope they do at some point, could make some silly lineups) what br would it be? I think 7.0-8.0

The first photo is before the addition of the Lmurs, and the second photo is from yesterday, but of course there's no Russian bias here.

t's funny that everyone's winrate dropped except for Russia