M10 RBFM SIROCO - 3 Marks of Excellence

Done in 86 battles, has high standards compared to a typical tier 5 vehicle. At first glance, the M10 Wolverine looks similar to the M10 RBFM and therefore shares similar overall handling traits. The main highlight of the M10 RBFM is the gun, view range and the camouflage. The gun hits fast and hard, having enough DPM to overwhelm other MTs and some TDs. Although the gun fires at a blisteringly high rate, the shots tend to miss at medium to far distances. APCR shells are a godsend to the M10 RBFM as they have faster shell velocity and great penetration for a tier 5 TD, APCR shells are not really a necessity as AP shells already have decent penetration. Aim time and gun stabilisation is average. View range can surpass 450m with the standard MT equipment layout. Camouflage is insane, the M10 RBFM can abuse its camouflage for passive scouting and some amounts of active scouting when necessary. With a fully traversable turret and -10 degrees of gun depression, the M10 RBFM can act as an MT especially on the north side of Widepark. However, the M10 RBFM is very slow. Turret traverse and poor top speed & acceleration takes ages to work out, just like the T-103. Armour is weak everywhere, however some lucky ricochets do happen when the upper frontal hull is angled correctly. Side-scraping techniques are a guaranteed failure, so it is best to show the frontal armour more. The M10 RBFM resembles a T-103 without the decently armoured turret in terms of armour profile, overall speed and handling. Open top turret means that the M10 RBFM cannot use the ventilation fan, so I used the gun laying drive as an alternative. Always maintain the second line of defense or try to snipe from behind. The M10 RBFM is a exemplary tier 5 TD to train for battle consistency and vehicle relocation.



SIROCO style obtained from the 14 D-Day missions:


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