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Marder III – Sdkfz.139
Šalies	Nacistinė Vokietija
Tipas	Prieštankinis
Tarnyboje	1942–1945
Pastatytas	1736

The Panzerjâger 38(t) für 7.62 cm Pak36. taip pat vadinamas Panzerselbstfahrlafette II arba Sd.Kfz.139. Dažniau žinomas kaip "Marder III". Tai buvo tipiška "stop-gap" priemonė prieštankiniam filialui, kuris buvo gerai ginkluotas. Tai buvo akivaizdu po to, kai 1941 m. SSRS vėl prasidėjo karo veiksmai. Transporto priemonė yra įdomus rusijos sugauto ginklo derinys, pagrįstas Vokietijos kompanijos Rheinmetall-Borsig iš l930 ir Pz.Kfw. 3 ( t) Auf.G ir H koncepcijomis. Tankas, sukurtas Čekams ir pastatytas tik Čekijos BMM gamyklose Vokietijos armijai.

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Marder III
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SdKfz 139 Marder III Walk Around
Fotografai	Vladimiras Jakubovas, Matthew Flegalas
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SdKfz 139 Marder III

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Marder III Panzerjager 38t 7.62 cm PaK36(r) Sd.Kfz. 139 Walk Around
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Marder III PaK36

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The Marder III was a series of World War II German tank destroyers (Panzerjäger). It was developed as a stopgap measure to counter the superior armor of Soviet tanks like the T-34 and KV-1 encountered on the Eastern Front.

Key Characteristics

Chassis Base: Built on the highly reliable chassis of the obsolete Czech Panzer 38(t) light tank.
Rolė: Primarily used as a mobile anti-tank gun in defensive or ambush roles, due to its powerful main gun.
Vulnerability: Featured an open-topped fighting compartment and minimal, thin armor, making the crew highly exposed to artillery and infantry fire. Its high silhouette also made it easier to spot.

Marder III Variants

Variant	Designation	Main Armament	Chassis Configuration	Production / Conversion
Marder III	Sd.Kfz. 139	Modified captured Soviet 7.62 cm PaK 36(r)	Engine in the rear; gun compartment on top. Very high profile.	344 built (Apr – Nov 1942)
Marder III Ausf. H	Sd.Kfz. 138	Vokiečių 7.5 cm PaK 40	Engine in the rear (H for Heckmotor); fighting compartment in the center.	418 built and converted (Nov 1942 – Apr 1943)
Marder III Ausf. M	Sd.Kfz. 138	Vokiečių 7.5 cm PaK 40	Engine moved to the middle (M for Mittelmotor); fighting compartment in the rear. Lower profile.	975 built (May 1943 – May 1944)

Specifications (Approximate for later Ausf. M variant)

Specifikacijos	Detail
Svoris	~10.5 – 11 tonnes
Įgulos	4
Armor (Max Front)	~50 mm
Engine Power	125–150 hp
Max Speed (Road)	42 km/h

The Marder III series was eventually replaced by the more advanced and fully enclosed Jagdpanzer 38(t) ‘Hetzer’, which offered significantly better armor protection on a further modified Panzer 38(t) chassis.