Sensitive Military Documents Appear on War Thunder Forums Again - IGN
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Sensitive military documents have once again appeared on the forums of World War 2 massively multiplayer online game War Thunder.
  • Bungkarnoenjoyer@lemmygrad.ml
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    11 months ago

    Speaking of war thunder, ive been playing this game for a few months, maining both china and ussr, max br ive reached is 4.0, im might going to go 5.0 china soon first..

  • su25@lemmygrad.ml
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    11 months ago

    the leaked info was sensitive information about the bradley IFV (a lot of which have been sent to ukraine) so heres to hoping this leaked info is used for a good cause.

    • ComradeSalad@lemmygrad.ml
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      11 months ago

      It’s just two pages from the field maintenance manual about the internal nuts and bolts placement/how to take it apart for cleaning, of the commander’s hatch, turret assembly, and spall liner.

      So unless we plan to fight the next war by throwing hordes of engineers armed with wrenches at a Bradley to climb inside and slowly take its turret off… I don’t see how this is too useful.

    • Kaplya
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      11 months ago

      The Lancets are already taking care of them. So many burning Bradleys in Ukraine that never saw combat penetrated by small drones they are never equipped to fight against. In fact the Lancets are killing pretty much every class of NATO and Ukrainian tanks they can find these days.

  • ComradeSalad@lemmygrad.ml
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    11 months ago

    This is the sixteenth time for reference. The previous leaks were:

    DTC10-125 Shell - China (Tilted Chinese tank commander.)

    EC-665 Tiger - England

    ZTZ-99 - China

    Type 99A - China (Another Chinese tank commander)

    Challenger 2 - England (Tilted British tank commander)

    Challenger 2 (Again) - England

    F-15E - USA

    Leclerc - France (Maintenance crew member)

    F16 - USA (Tilted American pilot)

    Eurofighter Typhoon DA7 - EU

    SU-57 - Russia

    MiG-29 - Russia

    F-117 Nighthawk - USA

    AH-64D Apache Longbow - USA

    VT-4 - China

    M2A2 Bradley Fighting Vehicle - USA

      • ComradeSalad@lemmygrad.ml
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        11 months ago

        The plane's radar cross-section, and the patent paperwork that includes precise technical specifications and outlines. Not incredibly groundbreaking or top secret, but still restricted.

        The SU-57's stealth capabilities were.... awful compared to the F-22, F-35, and J-20. Which is disappointing, but expected due to the development hell of its creation, lack of funding or interest beyond propaganda outings, and the fact only 11 have been built over the past 12 years.