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SU-14
Ország	Szovjetunió
Szerepet	Semovente da
Beépített	2 prototípus

A SZ–14-gyel was a prototype Soviet heavy self-propelled gun built on a T-35 chassis. The original prototype mounted a 152 mm gun M1935 (Br-2); the SU-14-1 variant of 1936 carried a 203 mm gun B-4 which could fire 48.9 kilogram shells at ranges up to 25 km. Its armour was 20 to 50 mm thick. It never entered serial production.

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A SZ–14-gyel was a Soviet prototype self-propelled gun developed in the late 1930s. It was based on the T-35 heavy tank chassis and armed with a 203 mm howitzer. The SU-14 was intended to provide heavy artillery support for the Red Army, especially in breaking through enemy fortifications. However, only two prototypes were built before the outbreak of World War II, and they never saw combat.
The SU-14 project began in 1936 as an attempt to create a mobile artillery platform that could fire shells with a high explosive mass and a long range. The design team chose the T-35 chassis as the basis for the vehicle, as it had enough space and weight capacity to mount a large gun and its ammunition. The gun selected was the B-4 203 mm howitzer, which had a maximum range of 18 km and could fire shells weighing up to 100 kg. The gun was mounted in a fixed casemate at the rear of the hull, with a limited traverse of 8 degrees left and right. The crew consisted of seven men: the driver, the commander, the gunner, and four loaders.
Az SU-14 első prototípusa 1937-ben készült el, és a kubinkai tesztpályán tesztelték. Méretéhez és súlyához képest jó mobilitással és terepjáró teljesítménnyel rendelkezik, de mechanikai problémákkal és alacsony megbízhatósággal is küzdött. A második prototípust 1938-ban építették néhány fejlesztéssel, mint például egy új motor és sebességváltó, fokozott páncélvédelem és egy kiegészítő géppuska a gyalogság elleni védelemhez. Mindkét prototípus részt vett az 1939-1940-es szovjet-finn háborúban egy kísérleti tüzérségi egység részeként, de nem vettek részt harci akciókban.
The SU-14 project was canceled in 1941 due to the German invasion of the Soviet Union and the urgent need for more conventional tanks and guns. The two prototypes were abandoned at Kubinka after being damaged by German air raids. They were later scrapped after the war.