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Old 01-03-10, 23:52
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Are fast at the posting. The trick now is identifying the unit....
7th A/t Regt of the 1st Cdn Corps Artillery.
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Old 02-03-10, 15:11
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Thank you gentlemen for clearing that up so quickly.

Must say, it's a very odd vehicle considering the ass of an AV is usually one of it's weakest points and one would usually try and avoid pointing it at the enemy.

Seems rather like it was designed for an Armoured Corp planning a campaign of full retreat!
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Old 03-03-10, 02:46
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The driver can't be in his seat when they fire or he will lose his head to the recoil.

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Old 04-03-10, 03:27
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Well now I have to go back to the magazine stand and have a closer look at that photo. I thought I saw someone in the area of the driver's seat while the gun was supposedly in action, unless it was the driver who had assumed a new position as part of the gun crew and that just happened to be in close proximity to the driver's position. I would think the crew would fancy him close to the vehicle's controls in case they had to relocate in a hurry.

Somehow, the German approach to SP Artillery seems so much more logical!
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