How do you zoom in Sir, on the Orlan 30.

Hi, there is a question: why did you not use the aiming pole to throw the 81 mm mortar, and what is the benefit of the aiming pole? Please reply 🫶🫶🫶🥰🥰

All the western weapon systems out there are seeking to eliminate human factors as an input. They'd rather spend big money on getting computers to do what they used to teach people to do just as well. Now they don't have to train the soldiers on how to use their equipment and instead can use that training time for all the other bullshit they want you to do like sexual harassment training, and the political policies creeping into western services. Even now the US Army is getting the new XM7 and XM250 small arms that laser range and automatically adjust the reticle in a variable magnification optic - and now the soldier won't have to know the ballistic holds or how to adjust his sight for basic rifle marksmanship. The price of progress....

I never knew it was that easy to find out for yourself. The USGS maps we were given in the Army just simply listed the declination for the given map area.

I can't imagine how much time and money militaries spend on putting these kinds of lessons in what would be regarded as a highly advanced gunnery school only for you to demonstrate and teach it within a few hours for free. I've only received informal training in the US Army from a mortar squad on how to set up sighting stakes and deflection aiming method, but I can tell this is quite masterful work. Well done!

Hi, this addon its disponible on steam?

Question: You are standing in an open field and are not quite sure where you are. If you had the artillery piece at the barn, that is the orientation point. Can you then only take one direction towards the enemy from there? I mean, you can see on the map how far it is between the barn and the target. But on closer reflection, it becomes more accurate when you can see the point of Oritering, you can't aim so precisely at an enemy you can't see. Forget my question.

So you choose an orientation Azmuth as reference (That Tower) then Target Azmuth. You are gauging yourself. What I'm trying to say is: You know in which direction the target is along a line, but you don't know where you are on that line (Vector 1). Then you take out another line (Vector 2) pointing to the tower, and now you know that you are at the intersection of these vectors.

At first I thought the angles were measured as in the workshop industry where angles are measured with a sine ruler in degrees, minutes, and seconds. Then I realized that the scale is not 60 minutes but the Russian system of MILS. Outer ring 5231 MILS and inner ring 4266 MILS

I never play with this depth in ArmA but this is really interesting and honestly makes me want to play around with it. I've watched a couple of your videos explaining orientation of the sight/gun and you're quite knowledgeable on the subject. What's your background? I'm assuming you were on a gun team IRL?

hi please can you help me , when i try to click ctrl + windows key , it's show me two options one for self action and the second for open.consoles and i cant moving mouse to select the equipment .

Interesting video! Is there any way to know gun elevation for most vehicles (for example bmp-1 or leopard 1 from DLC) to use it for indirect fire?

Dude, this is awesome. Thank you for your D-30 port. But where I can find this mod with western arty and other things?

you are awesome

please tell me which tables to use for shooting?

So the aiming circle essentially aims the howitzer for you i assume? 1. Set aiming circle to magnetic north. 2. Zero it to save bearings. 3. With reference to bearing set the aiming circle to desired indirect target with given mills. 3. Save the target angle by zeroing the red angle meter. 4. Since the target angle is saved by the red meter with zero, use the black meter and orient it to the periscope. 5. The new readings on the red meter indicates the periscope, use the new red meter reading on the periscope itself (independently of course) 6. You essentially replicated the arrangements of the aiming circle with the howitzer and all you have to do now is... 7. Orient the barrel until the periscope faces the aiming circle and account for error.

Nice vid. Thank you

Some real 13 bravo shit right here I would love to do this but I do this in real life and don’t really want to do it in a video game but it’s super dope they have to his in arma

Do you follow Alexander Mercouris and the Duran channel? You have invaluable knowledge of warfare

is it possible to implement the 2b11 or pm-38 mortar on this system???

Have you tried Drongo's artillery? It's for calling fire missions, rather than plotting and firing, but it's a great mod.

This also allows for the displacement of the gun(howitzer) due to recoil pushing gun back

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Hello, I was always wondering what do those little red dots on the red scale mean? And what is their purpose?

WHolly Smokes this is nice. Where can I get just the Map tool as my Standard one to use. Also How do you get the grid and elevation on your cursor.

Which do I need for the M252. This Looks good. Iam a Mortarman in my Clan. I would love to implement this. Heck Just being able to level would be good.

How do you dig in the basepate I dont see that in the M252

How do you level the systems. I can't figure it how to level and ARMA is so finicky, there was a piece of wood you used to be able to carry and Lay on that would work but I can't get the 252 to level.

I’m in a U.S. Army artillery unit and this video helped me understand how they lay the guns much better. Great vid

This is even better than what they teach at academies

Give me the good ol' PLOTTING BOARD to translate forward observer adjustment of the rounds.

crystal clear visualisation 💡

Your series of videos is amazing, and shows how busy id be if firing and moving to a new fire position, really what i feel arma does noother game can, althought never gonna see this in any mp missions

Can these steps be applied on the ground?

Another great job Géza! So there is an impact of current weather on a flight path simulated? Only for BM-21 or for all the artillery pieces (D-30 for example)?

Using the "level" for vertical movement is genius! It ensures proper leveling of sights while simultaneously setting the angle of elevation for the barrel with correct elevation.

Wow! Very nice job!

how to find your location on map ?

Good video, thanks

Finland also uses 6000 mil system. I dont know if that is going to change with NATO membership. 6000 is nice and intuitive because directions follow minute circle of clock face. Sweden used to use 6300 mil system but switched to 6400 system in 2007.

Hello a really good example indeed. By the way, where did you get the information regarding the celestrial objects and their position in the sky is it from a web page?

😮 impressive.. so you need that January 9th almanac page for a specific celestial buddy 🌞 💫 (Sun, Ursa Minor constellation stars,..), aiming circle (with 🔆 filter), and of course a clock for time ⌚🧭 📍🎯... ✅️🆒️

Incredible! Fantastic job.

Not understand a bit...😂

Nice video. Didn’t realize that artillery and mortar systems involved so many numbers and math.

Really nice videos of how to use real world artillery systems but can it be that the rangetables of the gun are a little bit off ? I did some testing and while the aiming circle really worked well the range is always a problem. The shells fall shorter then described in the range table.

No Coriolis effect taken into account in your targeting ha 😉

those Arty Vids are treasure.. I'll try to shoot High-Angle trajectory on a target @ mountainous area NW of Altis map

Nice one safe for you ❤❤❤❤

Cool.. nice job dude, I want to see (maybe coming soon Vid), how to intercept moving target with Krasnopol, when trigger the shot, how spotter know about the projectile's footprint on the target area & when he start lasing, how to set TOT: time on target.. and many thanks man, all your Vids are great.