The Art Of Tank Warfare - Chris Keeling
The Art Of Tank Warfare - Chris Keeling
The Art Of Tank Warfare - Chris Keeling
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PSW 234/2 Puma<br />
77<br />
Type: Armored car Top Speed: 90 KPH (22 off-road)<br />
Availability: Oct 43 – May 45 Redline:<br />
Playability: AI only Armor:<br />
Main Armament: KwK 39 50mm L/60 Hull Front: 30mm<br />
Depression/Elevation: -8°/+20° Hull Sides: 8mm<br />
Secondary Armament: Coax MG Hull Rear: 10mm<br />
Ammunition: 55 (50mm), 2850 (MG) Hull Top: 8mm<br />
Smoke: None Superstructure Front: 30mm<br />
Turret Traverse: 15 seconds Superstructure Sides: 8mm<br />
Radio: Yes Superstructure Rear: 10mm<br />
Target Size: Medium Superstructure Top: 8mm<br />
Height: 2.38 meters Mantlet: 100mm<br />
Weight: 11.7 tons Turret Front: 30mm<br />
Ground Pressure: 1.0 kg/cm 2 Turret Sides: 14.5mm<br />
Maximum Slope: 30° Turret Rear: 14.5mm<br />
Maximum Vertical: 0.5 meters Turret Top: 8mm<br />
<strong>The</strong> Panzerspähwagen 234/2 Puma eight-wheeled armored car used the same hull and chassis as the PSW<br />
234/1, however, it carried a full turret with the 50mm L/60 gun made famous on the mid-production PzKpfw<br />
III series tanks and slightly heavier armor than most other armored cars, including a Saukopfblende mantlet.<br />
101 Puma were produced between Fall 1943 and Fall 1944. Due to the outclassing of the 50mm gun by enemy<br />
armor, the Puma was replaced by the PSW 234/4. Companies of 25 Puma were attached to four Panzer<br />
divisions as heavy reconnaissance units.<br />
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