Talk:Palmaria (artillery)
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+170º Elevation? edit
So with the turret facing forward, after the gun becomes completely vertical it can now swing to point literally backwards to form a 10º angle with the upper part of the rear of the vehicle? That would be an almost ridiculous design (for starters, why would a 90º+ degree elevation be desirable at all? Maybe someone thought the vehicle should be able to self-destruct that way?). Obviously there's a mistake, both in the article and the source.
The vehicle has a +70º elevation, which seems more logical. (FOSS, CHRISTOPHER F. "Jane's Tanks and combat vehicles recognition guide" 2ed. Harper Collins 2000, pp.432)
I believe the article should be corrected. —Preceding unsigned comment added by 189.181.210.232 (talk) 06:13, 22 March 2011 (UTC)
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