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this type of maneuvering is possible normally but one would have to hold down a button (E by default) to enable this, but for some reason the game thinks this button is constantly held down. pressing the button mid game (or holding it down) has no effect on stopping the forced roll.
these problems have only started happening after switching to Win 10, there was no problems (aside from the ever present camera issue) on Win 7
EDIT: Found a Temporary Workaround, it has something to do with joystick support I think. Anyway press Control J to disable Joystick controls to get rid of this. It sacrifices a missile, but makes the game playable.
EDIT 2: I fixed it permanently by going to the joystick options and resetting to default to remove all of the bindings.