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StuIG 33 B TACAM R-1

  • 350 HP
  • --
  • --/--/-- mm
  • --/--/-- mm
  • -- t
  • -3/+25
  • 44/12 kph
  • 440 hp
  • 20,87 hp/t
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      StuG III B
      12,8cm L/26
    1. 300/260/400
    2. 65/145/65
    3. 8,5 s
    4. 2,3 s
    5. 0,45 m
      6.        15cm s.I.G. 33 L/11
    6. 350/300/450
    7. 75/160/75
    8. 9 s
    9. 2,5 s
    10. 0,48 m
      11.
      FuG 5
    1. 310 m
      2.        FuG 7
    2. 415 m
      3.
      Maybach HL 108 TR
    1. 320 hp
      2.        Maybach HL 120 TR
    2. 350 hp
      3.        Maybach HL 120 TRM
    3. 440 hp
      4.
      StuIG33 Ausf.B
    1. 32 deg/s
      2.        StuIG33 Ausf.B ver.
    2. 36 deg/s
      3.
      Brummbär VDC R-35
    Sturm-Infanteriegeschütz 33B StuIG 33 B

    The Sturmgeschütz (StuG) series included some of the most widely deployed German armored vehicles of World War II. Still, even its vehicles were modified. In 1942, a request for a self-propelled assault gun with stronger firepower was fulfilled by mounting a 15cm sIG 33 gun to a StuG chassis. The resulting vehicle was dubbed the Sturminfanteriegeschütze 33B, or StuIG 33b. The twenty-four units built in 1942 were the only units ever built.


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