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Tail gunners are snipers
Aha !!
http://i11.tinypic.com/2coh9jn.jpg From a great website http://www.ww2aircraft.net/forum/wea...opic-6368.html . |
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That's an eye opener !!!!
Briliant find!!!! "MG-81J single barrel in Ju-88A-4. The Ju-87D and the attack variants of the FW-190 could mount a WB-81Z below the wing to engage enemy infantry , this contain 3 MG-81z tilted down 32 degrees so the aircraft shoot downwards even in level flight, this layout unleash a rate of more than 6000 rpm... ¡¡¡ quite a Minigun." (from the site posted by Alpha) We definately got to have this! which by the way brings forth a new issue! Wouldn't it be great if in SOW we can chose also gunner configuration.... eh? :) We got to have that telescope on our JUs ... i mean you trim your lady for a jentle bank ..... run to the sniper thingy UND KABOOM! ausge - freaking - zeichnet !!! ZG52 Historic photos Researched by "KAG"_Bersk find them at www.zg52.com http://www.zg52.com/Bersk_photos/New...110-A2+XXX.png http://www.zg52.com/graphics/BerskPhotos_main.jpg |
How tf, should a telescope help with deflection shooting?
If you have a bogey staying easy at your 6, your default gunners can deal with him, be sure of that. |
well even in a bomber's pilot position where 360 awarenes is somewhat compromised,
when the xxxx starts hapening (being attacked - and i'm talking about organised games, as in on-line competitions) most of the times you can track the Ufo descenting on you for quite sometime ... in that sense if i have some telescope on the gun ...maybe i can get the pilot or the machine or both from such a distance, that the attacking thingy can't start speading bulets on my six & stuff ... eh? :) |
It's a sun glare filter, not a telescope ;)
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The "Snipers for Gunners" is a common phrase for the AI bomber crews. It was a jokey thread title with a serious link in the post to a very informative website. :grin: |
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