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No we weren't allowed power tools

For a video game it was pretty accurate- Biggest difference I can remember is the ability to switch through all three guns that fast. That and only the sensor operator. But job was represented in all its glory and so were most of the booth operators. "GUN READY!"

Would it concern you if I say poor?

It is pretty cramped to begin with but we have storage units for all our ammunition so not really stepping over much but no real space for activities

The Aerial gunner primary function is maintaining the guns during flight-primarily through loading. Which is the easy part but the reason we paid is through dealing with malfunctions and emergency's. With the exception of the 25mm the 105mm and the 40mm were all salvaged off other resources( 40 is a Swedish AA) an thrown on a plane. So we deal with jams fairly often and hot rounds even less so. We also act as a scanner, preflight and kinda act as a middleman for the load and engineer from mechanical and electrical problems in flight.