Do snipers lay on top of tank turrets during combat?

Answer: (Sorry for the harsh language, reader discretion is advised) If this.​.​.​ Long's Digest Top Stories For You Do snipers lay on top of tank turrets during combat? Brandon Parrott, Served in the US Army as a Tank Crewman and was deployed to combat in Iraq 2005 Updated May 30, 2017 (Sorry for the harsh language, reader discretion is advised) If this happened on my tank: Me: Big sarge, there's a grunt climbing up the side of the tank. Platoon Sgt: Wtf is he doing? ... Read More » Why are V engines better? Joe Asa, Senior Project Engineer (2002-present) Written Sep 27 "V" engines are more compact and slightly cheaper to produce. The downside is that they shake if not balanced until you get up to a V12. Why 12? Because a V12 is really jus...  Read More » How come 16-inch shells weighing thousands of pounds from Iowa-class battleships could only pierce between one and two feet of steel armor like shells from M1 Abrams tanks that only weigh a dozen pounds? Jevin Liu, lives in Tanks (2008-present) Written Sat Here's the problem with comparing naval guns to tank guns. See that? The middle gun on the middle turret is elevated around 20 degrees. When shooting at other naval targets,...  Read More » What's something a police officer knows that would scare normal people? Wayne Shingler, former police officer Updated Oct 23 "What's something a police officer knows that would scare normal people?" Most people would be surprised to learn how much danger they're in. The more police they have to pr...  Read More » Does autism get worse over time? Lance Berg, studied at School of Hard Knocks (2019) Updated Sep 5 Autism is an old diagnosis. Current thinking is that the condition once known as autism, as well as the one once known as Asperger's Syndrome, and several others, are all r...  Read More » In combat, is there any way for a tank or its crew to surrender while under fire? Larry Ciummo, Mission Planner, 843rd Bomb Wing, Burpleson Air Force Base Written Oct 19 Likely not. The rules and interpretations of the Rules of Surrender have been specific on a number of occasions: During the First Gulf War, US tanks equipped with earthmovin...  Read More » How often are deer hunters accidentally shot by other hunters? Mike Stone Written Sep 30 I recall one guy who shot his hunting partner. After getting the victim to the emergency room, the doctors worked on him for hours. Finally the doctor came out and told the...  Read More » What would happen if a convicted felon picked up a downed officer's gun to defend him? Would his act of service outweigh the gun crime that he committed while helping or would he get a "thank you, now turn around and put your hands behind your back"? Ted Baildon, Sr. Tax Analyst at Vertex, Inc (2017-present) Updated Jun 27 There was a case where exactly this happened. An officer was jumped after making a traffic stop. In the ensuing struggle the officer lost control of his gun and was sufferi...  Read More » As a soldier, what's the battlefield actually like? Gary Rowell, M.S. Military Studies, 30 years DoD, 500 days combat, 38 firefights in Marines Updated Sep 15 Total and utter chaos. No matter how much you plan for the battle, or whether you are attacking or defending, once enemy contact is made all planning falls apart. There is t...  Read More » How does Elon Musk run his famously efficient meetings? Frank Christiaan Peelen, A huge Elon fan Written Dec 7, 2015 I read somewhere that at Elon's companies Tesla and SpaceX if you find out in the middle of a meeting that your time is better spent doing something else, you are EXPECTED ... Read More »   Read More in Your Feed Follow Quora on: Get the App for iOS and Android This email was sent by Quora (650 Castro Street #450, Mountain View, CA 94041). If you don't want to receive this type of email in the future, please unsubscribe.http://www.quora.com/