I always thought tanks could go anywhere. Not so. If the barrel hits anything the aiming is gone. You have to do it somewhere again. So going trough the forrest might destroy the aiming. C****. Looks like they are not expecting any battle soon as they have a cover over the mouth of the gun.
Not sure here but in Stugs the gun would turn 5-10 degrees from side to side. Otherwise the driver had to make the gun moves. Btw the man to demand and want Stugs was Manstein.
"[1300 x 972]HMS Renown as seen from HMS Duke Of York, during Home Fleet exercises witnessed by HM King George VI, Aug 14, 1943."
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