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Conventional Turrets are larger than Oscillating Turrets in order to provide a space large enough to accommodate at least a gunner and a commander plus room enough to load heavy rounds by hand into the breach of the main gun. In its simplest form, it incorporates a single cast or welded part connected to the vehicle's hull via a turret ring. The Conventional Turret is the most common and successful turret design.There are two radically different turret designs, in-game and in real life: Moving the hull may reduce the vehicle's camouflage properties and reveal it to the enemy. Further traverse of the gun to the left or right beyond these limits requires engaging the tracks and turning the entire hull of the vehicle. Turretless vehicles can still traverse their main gun, but only through a very limited range of a few degrees left and right of the hull centerline. In turretless vehicles the gun is mounted directly onto the superstructure of the hull. Some vehicles, most notably certain TDs and SPGs, are 'turretless' and do not have turrets at all. Rotating the turret or elevating the gun while keeping the vehicle's hull stationary in a sniper position does not normally reduce the vehicle's camouflage properties and reveal its position to the enemy. The turret also permits the main gun to swivel vertically and elevate or depress its aim.

#TURRETZ GAME WIKI FULL#

The turret rotates independently of the tank's hull, allowing the gun to be traversed from left to right usually but not always, through a full 360В°. A tank's turret is a heavily armored, dome-like structure on a tank connecting the gun to the hull.

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