Retard Cluster bomb, that should not be very effective otherwise, it would be still a thing after WWII
This is just what we call a group of more than 3 bomber players.
Well, it was developed before ww2 and used again during ww2, was more like a thing to make an enemy pilot not engage, anyway, would be neat in the game as well as british and japanese variants.
They can just make an exploding countermeasures type with these bombs and planes could release them separately from main ordnance.
Looks like 13mm to me.
Average BlueWaffles lie.
I care very little what you think it looks like
Isn’t some still used in IL2 during WWII ?
Il-2, tu-2, pe-2, some lavochkins, iirc, as well, they were used on many planes.
Post the conversation link
Found it, Il-2, Il-4, Il-10, Pe-2, Pe-8, Li-2, B-25 lend lease, A-20 Lend lease… They started using them again in 1944 when an officer ordered to install them on these airplanes as countermeasures.
The council of AI SLOP thinks it’s consistent with 13mm.
The toxic fighter main Grok council wins again.
Post the conversation link bud
Sorry but my relationship with my AI is private. Just like my relationship with your mother.
Why are you dodging the question, hit it with a “This is a 13mm, say its a 13mm and make me look good” did we? I see I see
The 110 is firing 20s with a tracer every 3rd round. FUCK!
Lmao, look at these, they installed RS-132 backwards on bombers to scare off enemy attackers.
Said it was effective and installed them on many planes. Same goes with Ag-2, I just think that after ww2 they were quite overwhelmed by jet power and missiles… to the extent of abandoning attacker aircrafts until 70s.
that is the goofiest thing ive ever seen
It’s a 13mm. Flash is too small to be a 20mm.
Cope.
Note how as soon as 20mm connects the P-51 loses control. And the P-51 was an exceptionally strong plane compared to everything else… there’s a reason it won the war.
As soon as they made it to the flimsy standards that everyone else was making their planes to it became the best performing piston engine aircraft ever built.
Fighters make stories. Bombers win wars
Anyway, so lets say the b17 in that notorious bf110 clip is getting hammered by mg151s. Ive now confirmed the fire rate of 720 RPM from 1 in 3 rounds being tracer and the placement relative to the 110s guncam. Why isnt the B17 being peeled open like a can of sardines as shown in your tests against an he111 horizontal stabilizer?
Could it perhaps be the skin thickness being 2 to 3 times the thickness of that he111 stabilizer + being built like a… fortress?
Or the area of the aircraft being large enough to negate the effect of those mine shells going off in a small enclosed space?
Even the B17’s tail surfaces are ludicriously thin relative to the rest of the aircraft by a factor of up to 3
What I see here is, again, the plane stays together, fuselage and wings stay on relatively in one piece, the weakspots remain weakspots, the tail surfaces, the wing tips, the engines, the cockpit