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The Art Of Tank Warfare - Chris Keeling

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SPW 251/1<br />

Type: Halftrack Maximum Vertical: 0.3 meters<br />

Availability: Sep 39 – May 45 Top Speed: 65 KPH (53 off-road)<br />

Playability: AI only Redline:<br />

Main Armament: None Armor:<br />

Depression/Elevation: - Hull Front: 14.5mm<br />

Secondary Armament: Hull MG, Rear MG Hull Sides: 8mm<br />

Ammunition: 3000 (MG) Hull Rear: 8mm<br />

Smoke: None Hull Top: 8mm<br />

Radio: None Superstructure Front: 14.5mm<br />

Target Size: Small Superstructure Sides: 8mm<br />

Height: 1.75 meters Superstructure Rear: 8mm<br />

Weight: 9.0 tons Superstructure Top: Open<br />

Ground Pressure: 1.0 kg/cm 2 Mantlet: None<br />

Maximum Slope: 24°<br />

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<strong>The</strong> Schutzenpanzerwagen SdKfz 251/1 was the basis for all of the specialized SdKfz 251-series vehicles, as well<br />

as the first armored halftrack to be issued to special-purpose infantry units. Its main purpose was to carry an<br />

infantry squad into combat, although there were many variants with additional capabilities. 15,252 of all<br />

Ausfuhrung (A, B, C, and D) were produced from mid-1939 to early 1945, including all of the SPW 251<br />

variants. Other versions of this vehicle which were also used included munitions carriers, searchlight vehicles,<br />

command posts, night-fighting vehicles, rocket launchers, and observation vehicles.<br />

Options: None.

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