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Sturmpanzer TACAM R-1

  • 850 HP
  • --
  • --/--/-- mm
  • --/--/-- mm
  • -- t
  • -6,5/+15
  • 45/16 kph
  • 700 hp
  • 13,33 hp/t
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      Brummbär
      15 cm StuH 43/1 L/12
    1. 660/580/660
    2. 75/175/75
    3. 16,5 s
    4. 2,5 s
    5. 0,45 m
      6.        21 cm Morser L/14.5
    6. 740/950/950
    7. 203/90/90
    8. 23 s
    9. 2,9 s
    10. 0,5 m
      11.
      FuG 5
    1. 310 m
      2.        FuG 7
    2. 415 m
      3.        FuG 12
    3. 710 m
      4.
      Maybach HL 210 TRM P30
    1. 650 hp
      2.        Maybach HL 230 TRM P30
    2. 700 hp
      3.
      Sturmpanzer
    1. 26 deg/s
      2.        15cm Sturmpanzer ver.
    2. 28 deg/s
      3.
      Sturmtiger (P) VDC R-35
    Sturmpanzer

    During the early 1940s, the German army began researching the possibility of an artillery vehicle that mounted a short-barreled 15cm howitzer. The goals behind this idea were twofold: supporting the German infantry’s advances and dominating in urban combat. Early designs for such a self-propelled gun proposed using a Panzer V chassis.

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    Data:
    worldoftanks