Bernd
01/12/2019 (Sat) 20:04:18
No.22295
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01/12/2019 (Sat) 20:04:18
No.22295
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>>22294
Interwar doctrines mainly wanted infantry support tanks, some of them were fast and specialized for breakthroughs some of them specialized for heavy support.
It was anti tank brigades duty to finish off the tanks, so that's why they go for multi turret ones. Not to mentioned they werent designed for fast paced warfare, interwar doctrines were really an extension of ww1 doctrines nothing too revolutional about it.
The main downside of multi turrets it's very hard to coordinate several turrets by tank commander assuming tank commander is not same person with loader otherwise it makes the situation is even worse.
Overall coordinating driver, mg and the turret guy is the key to victory in tank warfare.
Interwar doctrines mainly wanted infantry support tanks, some of them were fast and specialized for breakthroughs some of them specialized for heavy support.
It was anti tank brigades duty to finish off the tanks, so that's why they go for multi turret ones. Not to mentioned they werent designed for fast paced warfare, interwar doctrines were really an extension of ww1 doctrines nothing too revolutional about it.
The main downside of multi turrets it's very hard to coordinate several turrets by tank commander assuming tank commander is not same person with loader otherwise it makes the situation is even worse.
Overall coordinating driver, mg and the turret guy is the key to victory in tank warfare.