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The M900 is available as an ammo selection in the mission editor.

Yes, that is correct.

The elevation handle/gun switch and the traverse handle are easily reached and manipulated while the TC has his head outside of the cupola and shoulders above the top of the sight box on top of the cupola.

Most TCs I knew were expecting to fight with their heads outside the protection of the cupola until they needed to use the rangefinder.

Most TCs used the tracers to put rounds on target rather than the sights.

I don’t know about M1s but the M60A1s manual travrse was directly connected to the traversing gear box. If the turret was moved with hydrolic power and the manual traversing handle was not in its detent the gunner would most likely have a broken jaw if he was looking through his primary sight as the handle would be spinng faster than he could move it. The manual elevation handle was only connected to a pump that allowed the gun to move up and down.

When I was a gunner on M60A1s my first master gunner taught me to use the manual elevation handle for fine final inputs and firing to correct my habbit of jerking the cadilac when firing. It made me much more accurate.

I hope that one day the machine gun improvements are applied to the M85 on the M60A3 as that is how the TC would use it in most cases.

Unless it was over engineered to begin with.

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Same here.

You should be able to hit F9 to get in the driver’s spot and F6 for the gunner’s. The person who “commanded” the first vehicle should also be the commander of the tank. He should be the only one able to get to the commander’ position, F7.

It's good stuff. I would like to see more.

Can't make it.

When you dismount a platoon’s infantry (when they are all attached to each other) then remount them they generally tend to move to the unbuttoned position.