Which has been delineated previously. With the replacement gun sight Turrnzielfernrohr 12a, introduced during the production run of the Panther...
Triple C can be right all day about his SJ 2 argument. It's not an argument I made or took any issue with. He is wrong about later 44 era Ausf A's...
I have read your comments about it's exceptional turn rate before though Erich. & 47's were always heavy, good roll rate yes. But Kurt Buhligen...
Ok, Wildcat. You still have no point with a one on one ratio. That does not show the Wildcat as superior, rather that's a dead heat. Wildcat was...
Him Razin, IS 1 a bit different to JS 2. & here is the Korea reliability data from page 1. 2. Mechanical unreliability was a major problem, for...
No opinions Cat. Just the data & here's a link. Stolle was a real person. Erprobungskommando Ta 152 Gardners stuff is typed. Why don't you ask...
Here is the armor of the IS 1. Type Heavy Tank Late 1943 - Early 1944 Armor Detail Front Side Rear Top/Bottom Hull 100mm@60° 90mm@90° 60mm@49°...
I had however found in Zaloga's Panther v. T-34 that "no German unit with Panther Ausf D or A models were able to sustain an operation readiness...
OK, I dunno why I'm bothering with this. I'll feed it to you slowly, see if you can catch on. Phase 1 Nov 44... Notice the term "service...
They supply gas to engineering vehicles. & would be carried on engineering vehicles.
Some say the HVAP 90 mm was never used in the war. AFAIK 90mm HVAP almost certainly never saw service in WW2, unless someone has evidence to the...
Besides being technically correct, it is of interest when one considers the 75 mm was even better. It is not. The Germans said so. Thomas Jentz...
The figure of 1 foot 2 inch came from here. 17 inch is listed elsewhere. http://www.freewebs.com/hedgehobbit/m26.pdf
Quote: The larger guns could, of course, fire a higher capacity high explosive shell, but they were less effective as the hole punchers required...
The actual combat record of it would prove that view incorrect circa 1944. I would like to see his actual comment. If it is this one, it is...
Here's more, notice it says, soundness of the design. Erprobungskommando Ta 152, commanded by Hptm. Bruno Stolle and based at Rechlin. This unit...
Immaterial point Falk. We all know the Bearcat didn't see action during WW 2. I never stated it did. Thanks for immature name calling Triple. Pot...
Loos shoots down 2 Soviet fighters in the 152. I believe that's considered operational as opposed to the prototype testing mentioned above....
Right Hiedi, just not as reliable.
