The Hughes EX-34 7.62mm electrically driven chaingun. Adopted by the British Army as the L94 for the coax guns on the Warrior and Challenger 2. Also used by the US Navy
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reddit.comI used to go check the new releases section on the Black Library website to see what's up for preorder and when stuff releases. But now the website is gone so that's not an option anymore. I tried going on Amazon and Kobo but their search functions are pretty terrible unless I already know what book I'm looking for. I know the new app exists but I have no interest in using it. Partly just out of stubbornness admittedly, but also because why would I want to download an app just to track this? I'm definitely not going to read a book on my phone.
So I'm asking the community, how are you guys keeping track of the release dates for new books now? Also, for those who bought books off the website
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reddit.comI'm not going to go over them nation-by-nation here, except where stated, because they all use the same planes and same munitions anyways.
There is currently only one Su-27 loadout (which is called AA1 for some reason) and one Su-27K loadout. Both loads are very heavy. The Su-27's 6x R-73s and 4x R-27s is a bit effectively its max load, but 6x R-73s is a bit unusual, you'd usually have 2x or 4x. In that sense, the Su-27K has a more reasonable loadout. Note that like with the F-15, Su-27s can carry rockets and iron bombs, but not very well, so you wou