Of this you are already aware, as a service person you have signed a declaration that you understand the act and what actions it compels you to take. "By continuing to disseminate it you are in violation of the Official Secrets Act as stated by the warning on the cover of the document, an offence which can carry up to a 14 year prison sentence if prosecuted. "We have written confirmation from MoD that this document remains classified," reads the mod post. The images were removed, and a mod for War Thunder called Templar_ stepped in to explain the remarkable situation - that the developer received confirmation from the Ministry of Defence itself that the documents posted were classified. Also in Tidworth? The Royal Tank Regiment who operate Challenger 2 tanks. It appears the user who posted the classified image is in the British Army - as the UK Defence Journal points out, Pyrophoric lists their location as Tidworth, a garrison town in south-east Wiltshire, England.
The trunnions support the rotor in the turret structure and the GCE sub components as previously stated are all mounted to the rotor."
The trunnion's sit centrally of the rotor. The image isn't exactly to scale as its only meant to show the position of components relative to each other but it works for the point I'm trying to make here. "Linking those screenshots with the following edited image from the AESP's which is meant to show the relationship of the various components. Here's what the player posted alongside the document and two screenshots of the tank in War Thunder: Various parts were reportedly fully blacked out. The player in question, known as Pyrophoric, took to the War Thunder forum on Wednesday night to post an image from a Challenger 2 battle tank Army Equipment Support Publication (AESP) - like a user manual - to try to convince developer Gaijin Entertainment the in-game version isn't authentic to the real-life version.Īccording to a post by the UK Defence Journal, the image had its "UK Restricted" label crossed out, with an "UNCLASSIFIED" stamp added. But one player perhaps took things a bit too far. War Thunder players take their tanks seriously.
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