For the 13th time, sensitive military info leaked on 'War Thunder'

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Not directly related to article, but I just want to express my appreciation for (unclassified) US military manuals in general. There is a manual for everything, from painting a Black-hawk to cooking Bolognese.

So you have an arrangement where dozens of people are willing to risk everything to show off their new miltech in a videogame. Why don't these people make and host games on Tor? Play with all your new neat murder tech online without any authorities telling you what to do or not do. It's astonishing seeing so many people make the same mistake over and over for a AAA game on the clearnet that obviously isn't even going to accept your commits, at least, not for long.

The people posting these are not capable of making their own games. They're trying to convince people who do make games to fix perceived inaccuracies in the game.

And Gaijin is Russian, so...

as others pointed out, finding these manuals is as easy as searching on Google. I would put on my tinfoil hat and say Gaijin might take these documents and send to Russia but they might already have them before someone leaks them on the forums.

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