The Art Of Tank Warfare - Chris Keeling

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M4A3 Sherman 99 Type: <strong>Tank</strong> Top Speed: 40 KPH (24 off-road) Availability: July 43 – May 45 Redline: 2600 RPM (2200 average) Playability: Player Armor: Main Armament: M3 75mm L/37 Hull Front: 50mm Depression/Elevation: -10°/+25° Hull Sides: 38mm Secondary Armament: Hull MG, Coax MG, Hull Rear: 38mm AA HMG Ammunition: 97 (75mm) Hull Top: 19mm 5050/600 (MG/HMG) Smoke: None Superstructure Front: 51mm Turret Traverse: 15 seconds Superstructure Sides: 38mm Radio: Yes Superstructure Rear: 38mm Target Size: Large Superstructure Top: 19mm Height: 2.74 meters Mantlet: 89mm Weight: 30.2 tons Turret Front: 76mm Ground Pressure: 1.1 kg/cm 2 Turret Sides: 51mm Maximum Slope: 27° Turret Rear: 51mm Maximum Vertical: 0.61 meters Turret Top: 25mm Options: Hedgehog plow.
M4A3E2 Sherman Jumbo 100 Type: <strong>Tank</strong> Top Speed: 35 KPH (22 off-road) Availability: Sep 44 – May 45 Redline: 2600 RPM (2200 average) Playability: Player Armor: Main Armament: M3 75mm L/37 Hull Front: 127mm Depression/Elevation: -10°/+25° Hull Sides: 38mm Secondary Armament: Hull MG, Coax MG, Hull Rear: 38mm AA HMG Ammunition: 104 (75mm) Hull Top: 19mm 6250/600 (MG/HMG) Smoke: None Superstructure Front: 102mm Turret Traverse: 15 seconds Superstructure Sides: 76mm Radio: None Superstructure Rear: 38mm Target Size: Large Superstructure Top: 19mm Height: 2.95 meters Mantlet: 178mm Weight: 38.0 tons Turret Front: 152mm Ground Pressure: 1.1 kg/cm 2 Turret Sides: 152mm Maximum Slope: 27° Turret Rear: 152mm Maximum Vertical: 0.61 meters Turret Top: 25mm This variant of the basic M4A3 Sherman was designed as an assault tank, and was issued as an intermediate design while production began on the M26 Pershing heavy tank. It mounted the standard 75mm M3 gun in a specially-designed heavy turret and had additional armor welded to the hull. Permanent grousers, known as “duckbills,” were attached to the ends of the track links to improve cross-country performance. Only 254 of these tanks were built in the Summer of 1944, however, they proved to be very effective in battle. Armored sideskirts were developed for this vehicle to provide additional protection to the tracks and suspension but were never issued due to similarities to the German Schuerzen armored skirts. Options: Hedgehog plow, Wet ammo stowage.
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THE ART OF TANK WARFARE A Guide to
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1. THE HISTORY OF TANK WARFARE 5 Ar
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The First Tankers. Nearly every maj
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WORLD WAR II 9 Armored warfare, as
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11 The German Heer, however, was un
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2. TANK ACADEMY It is essential tha
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meters that it could at 10 meters.
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MOBILITY 17 Most tanks are heavy, s
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19 Optics. The quality of a tank’
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3. TANKS IN BATTLE The armor tactic
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the top of a hill or ridge is a goo
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25 Concentration of force. Whenever
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27 retreat is easy, as buildings ar
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29 Know your enemy. One of the most
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Using supporting units against infa
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33 utilized by both sides in the Se
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35 opposed, and easily overpowered
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37 While local attacks kept the Ger
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• The German Panzer Battalion of
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GERMAN ARTILLERY 41 The German war
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GERMAN ARMAMENTS 43 The following c
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GERMAN UNITS PzKpfw II F 45 Type: T
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PzKpfw III J 47 Type: Tank Top Spee
Page 48 and 49: PzKpfw IV E 49 Type: Tank Top Speed
Page 50 and 51: PzKpfw IV H 51 Type: Tank Top Speed
Page 52 and 53: PzKpfw V D Panther 53 Type: Tank To
Page 54 and 55: PzKpfw V G Panther 55 Type: Tank To
Page 56 and 57: PzKpfw VI E Tiger (late version) 57
Page 58 and 59: StuG IIIG Type: Assault gun Maximum
Page 60 and 61: StuPz IV Brummbar 61 Type: Assault
Page 62 and 63: JgdPz III (IV) Hornisse (Nashorn) T
Page 64 and 65: JagdPz IV/70 Type: Assault gun Maxi
Page 66 and 67: Elefant Type: Assault gun Maximum V
Page 68 and 69: SPW 250/9 Type: Halftrack Top Speed
Page 70 and 71: SPW 251/1 sMG Type: Halftrack Maxim
Page 72 and 73: SPW 251/10 Type: Halftrack Maximum
Page 74 and 75: PSW 232 Type: Armored car Top Speed
Page 76 and 77: PSW 234/2 Puma 77 Type: Armored car
Page 78 and 79: Opel Blitz Type: Truck Weight: 2.1
Page 80 and 81: Infantry (Early) Type: Infantry HS
Page 82 and 83: Panzerschreck Team 83 Type: Infantr
Page 84 and 85: 6. THE U.S. ARMY 85 American units,
Page 86 and 87: AMERICAN TACTICS American infantry
Page 88 and 89: 5” Naval Gun: The 5” naval gun
Page 90 and 91: AMERICAN ARMAMENTS 91 The following
Page 92 and 93: AMERICAN UNITS M3A1 Stuart 93 Type:
Page 94 and 95: M3 Lee 95 Type: Tank Top Speed: 40
Page 96 and 97: M4A1 Sherman 97 Type: Tank Top Spee
Page 100 and 101: M4A3(75)W Sherman 101 Type: Tank To
Page 102 and 103: M4A2(76)W Sherman 103 Type: Tank To
Page 104 and 105: M4(105) Sherman 105 Type: Tank Top
Page 106 and 107: M10GMC Wolverine 107 Type: Tank des
Page 108 and 109: M3 Halftrack 109 Type: Halftrack Ma
Page 110 and 111: M3A1 MMG Halftrack 111 Type: Halftr
Page 112 and 113: M3 Scout Car 113 Type: Armored car
Page 114 and 115: M38 Jeep 115 Type: Car Weight: 0.25
Page 116 and 117: M3A1 Antitank Gun 117 Type: Antitan
Page 118 and 119: 119 Corps. A unit made up of 2-5 di
Page 120 and 121: 121 SP Artillery (Self-propelled Ar
Page 122: Special Thanks to the Panzermuseum
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