SPOB 11 - Soviet Union - Page 2

Marek_Tucan · #11 July 21st, 2006, 12:34 PM

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blazejos said:
T-38 for Hatzer

Won't T-38 be rather PzKpfw-38(t)? Eh, stupid idea, sorry, most likely not for confusion with T-38 amphibious tank... In time Hetzers got into Russian hands there weren't any T-38's left, though, so there was nothing in the way of using that name...

blazejos · #12 July 22nd, 2006, 05:11 AM

You has right so you find a bug in my book about Polish People Army LWP here was a part about captured vehicles used by this units some captured from germans some take from rusian field repair plants. See LWP OOB units 050 to 055 in this OOB the labes are taken from this book . Stug should be replaced to SU-75 (is T3 meaby because stug is on PZIII chasis) PZkw IV to T4J (meaby rusian use alfabetical numeration). Hatzer is bug was T-38 meaby because was on Pzkw38t chasis what should be here i don't know. Stayer RSO and and both Sdkfz designations are unknow in book was only german.

I have idea meaby SU-38 designation was use for Hatzer that was self propered gun but that is only my idea no historical suorces

blazejos · #13 July 28th, 2006, 10:22 PM

20mm AT rifle RYeS rusian name "20 mm protiwotankowoje rużie [sistiemy] RJeS" was made in 70 numbers only 28 in year 1942 and 43 in 1943

blazejos · #14 January 28th, 2007, 08:50 PM

Now the best page in net about captured german equipment in Rusian hands http://rkkaww2.armchairgeneral.com/g...m#axiscaptured

DRG · #15 February 1st, 2007, 02:51 PM

There will be captured tank formations in the Russian OOB in the next upgrade

Don

DRG · #16 February 5th, 2007, 02:10 PM

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MarkSheppard said:
I suggest that captured Panthers and Tigers be given an absurdly high cost to represent their scarcity and the fact that they were driven until they broke down.

FYI

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"Captured Panthers proved to be extremely popular vehicles among Soviet troops, who received them as rewards for extraordinary achievements in combat, and who sought to keep them in service as long as possible, contrary to regulations that captured Tigers and Panthers should not be repaired but abandoned and destroyed after mechanical failure. Even the humorous instruction manual for German Panther crews, called the Pantherfibel (Panther Primer), was translated into Russian and provided to crews of captured Panthers."

http://www.reference.com/browse/wiki/Panther_tank

Don

blazejos · #17 February 14th, 2007, 09:46 PM

And now you can see how rusians call captured german equipment

http://www.tankmuseum.ru/p6.html

Please see the table on dawn this page and all is clear