Bergepanther

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Bergepanther
Pays	Allemagne nazie
Rôle	Véhicule blindé de récupération
En service	1943–1945
Construit	339

Lla Panthère était un char moyen allemand déployé pendant la Seconde Guerre mondiale sur les fronts est et occidental en Europe du milieu de 1943 à sa fin en 1945. Il a eu la désignation d’inventaire de nance de Sd.Kfz. 171. Jusqu’au 27 février 1944, il a été désigné panzerkampfwagen V Panther quand Hitler a ordonné que le chiffre romain « C » être supprimé. Les rapports de langue anglaise contemporaine l’appellent parfois le Mark V. Bergepanther Bergepanther Bergepanther Berge : Véhicule blindé de récupération.

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The Bergepanther, officially the Panzer-Bergegerät (Panther I), was Germany’s armored recovery vehicle based on the chassis of the Panther medium tank. It was developed out of necessity in 1943 because existing half-track vehicles (like the Sd.Kfz. 9 « Famo Famo ») were unable to reliably recover the increasingly heavy Panther and Tiger tanks.

Role and Design

strong Primary Role:strong Armored Recovery Vehicle (ARV) and heavy tug. Its main task was to recover disabled Panther and Tiger tanks from the battlefield, even under enemy fire.
strong Basis:strong The chassis of the strong Panther Ausf. Dstrong and later strong Ausf. Gstrong tanks.
strong Winch and Spade:strong Most production vehicles were equipped with a powerful 40-tonne winch installed in the hull and a large earth anchor/spade fixed to the rear. The spade was lowered to stabilize the vehicle during heavy pulling operations.
strong Crane:strong It also typically carried a small, simple crane boom with a lifting capacity of around 1.5 tonnes, primarily used for changing heavy components like the gearbox or engine.
strong Crew and Defense:strong The crew consisted of five. The main armament was typically one 2 cm KwK 38 L/55 autocannon (on early versions) or an MG 34/42 machine gun for close defense.

Specifications (Approximate)

strong Mass:strong 43 tonnes (47 short tons)
strong Engine:strong Maybach HL 230 P30 12-cylinder gasoline engine (700 hp)
strong Maximum Speed:strong 55 km/h (34 mph)
strong Dimensions:strong Length (with spade): 8.86 m; Width: 3.42 m; Height: 2.7 m
strong Production:strong Approximately 339 built from 1943 to 1945.

The Bergepanther proved to be one of the most effective and reliable recovery vehicles of the war, capable of towing even the heaviest German armor where multiple half-tracks would have been required previously.