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Tango0111 Jun 2018 2:44 p.m. PST

"Crew – 3
Weight – 15 t
Dimensions – lenght 5.04m, width 2.23m, height 1.8m, ground clearance 0.41m
Armour – 15-60mm
Armament – 75mm gun (44 rounds) and 8mm anti-aircraft machine gun Breda 38 (1104 rounds).
Maximum speed – road: 40 km/h, off-road: 20 km/h
Range – road: 220 km, off-road: 145 km
Capacity of fuel tanks – 351 l
Engine – 8-cylinder, petrol, water cooled, type SPA 15TB M42, 198 hp.
Negotiated obstacles – gradient: 40o, vertical obstacles: 0.8m, trench: 2.1m, fording: 1m
Ground pressure – 0.94 kg/cm2…"

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Personal logo Legion 4 Supporting Member of TMP12 Jun 2018 9:31 a.m. PST

I've even seen pics of those the Germans borrowed/took from the Italian. With iron crosses painted on them …

Tango0113 Jun 2018 10:35 a.m. PST

Agree!


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Thomas Thomas13 Jun 2018 11:00 a.m. PST

The Germans used a fair number of them in the "STGIII" role.

Built some after collapse of Fascist Italy.

TomT

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