<t>I'm no grognard but isn't the Grant tank supposed to be able to rotate the 37 mm gun 360 degrees while the 75 or 76 mm gun can only traverse a 30 degree arc.<br/>
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I was playing Blunder at Blenheim and saw the turret rotate (many a time) to shoot to the sides and rear and was able to shoot ...

I'm interested as well.

<t>Thanks for the replies and advice. I might test the various ideas out as to which gives the closest simulation of the Japanese troop behavior (as I interpret from the source I ma using) using breastworks for cover.<br/>
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I'll also be sensitive to how arty effects behavior as well. The only ...

<t>I'm talking about the practical problem of designing breastworks in an SPWAW scenario. Are stone walls the only way? Do they provide a similar amount of protection as a breastwork would provide? I realize there is variation in breatwork size due to materials and time spent on them is a stone wall ...

So would using a stone wall be an adequate representation of a breastwork?

I am designing a couple of battles in the Papuan Campaign (Aussies and Americans vs. Japanese) and they talk about breastworks being built by the japanese. What are they aand can they be modeled in the scenario editor?

I am starting work on a few battles from the Papuan campaign. In the reference I am using they talk about Japanese breastworks. What specifically are these and can they be built into the terrain using the editor?

Thanks in advance.