You presented your case for the T-34 and it was awarded a higher rating
because of the excellent research data provided and the professional
manner in which it was presented. The process worked exactly as expected
and the outcome was what you wanted.
Why is this an example of how the process prevented you from doing
something?
On 12/17/2013 4:52 PM, TyngTech wrote:
When I'd started the T005 T34-85 back in the day, I assumed that armor
would be measured in the horizontal plane (to account for sloped armor)
but the powers that be (PTB) disagreed. Since the T005 was fast becoming
the third operational tank (and the PTB didn't want to lose an asset) it
was designated as a heavy under the assumption that there had to be more
70mm of armor somewhere in that big cast turret (a wholly undocumented
datum on most tanks BTW).
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