Usually with the Stuka I do a weird sort of invert-dive at pretty much 90* and drop bombs at 2000ft with a bit of lead, also the faster you are the less lead you'll want - in mixed SB though I don't use the thing unless bombing a cap zone because it's impossible to spot without being too close to the ground War Thunder Tanks - Tank Dive Bombing Ju-87- Ground Forces GameplayJust testing out the dive bombing in cbt with the Ju-87. My only thing is, I think they n All depends on how many fools make a beeline to head on a poor supposedly defenseless Stuka. I love it in ground rb because it's a Stuka. Also, the leopard print camo on the R-2 is sexy. I enjoyed all the stukas then 1 or 2 years ago they changed something in the FM ugh they have this strange center line hangup. Well yes, just right click on any unlocked vehicle and choose Test Drive You can't test drive locked (red tile) vehicles but can test drive premiums. The game is coded in a way that you can't even do it through custom player-made missions. You could probably do it though custom missions, the same way you can try out vehicles that were not With the G variant, the aging airframe of the Ju 87 found new life as an anti-tank aircraft. This was the final operational version of the Stuka, built from upgraded D variants and boosting a stronger engine for a few hundred additional horse powers. The outdated and magazine fed MG 15 in the rear is replaced by a MG 81z twin mount with some The argument that the 37mm stuka is good because it's a 'tank buster' and shouldn't be used for combat completely falls on its face when the p39 is every bit as good at 'tank busting' due to its armament in addition to being able to dogfight well. 1941–1945. Number built. 114 total. The Aichi B7A Ryusei (流星, Ryūsei, "Shooting Star", Allied reporting name "Grace") was a large and powerful carrier-borne torpedo - dive bomber produced by Aichi Kokuki for the Imperial Japanese Navy Air Service during the Second World War. Built in only small numbers and deprived of the aircraft Too shallow and you'll miss, too steep and you won't be able to pull out. Practice with the stuka till you get it just right. Practice makes perfect. Really howI learned it. In my experience there is a sweetspot for diving angle. Too shallow and you'll miss, too steep and you won't be able to pull out. .

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