Yep, it is proven that you are able to avoid beeing hit when you are aware being shot at early enough, at least at medium or long range, as long as being a tank COMPUTER PLAYER, a tank crew combined in one person and always able to take over control when deemed necessary, with a single key press. Had those situation often enough. It's another game for sure in the real world, in a real tank, a real crew, with their own responsibilizies, where you as commander or the one spotting the threat have to instruct your driver to take the appropriate action, with all possible misunderstandings and increasing time delay due to accumulating reaction times of several persons involved. A possible workaround is the driver taking evasive action on his own, as far as possible, as he is searching for covered routes, targets and threats aswell. Or a prebriefed battle drill/SOP allowing quick reaction with a minimum of communication. Even then, a laser warner would help.