ISU-152

ISU-152

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TypeSelvgående pistol
PeriodeVerdenskrig
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Fotogalleri av en IUS-152, ISU-152 er en sovjetisk selvgående kanon fra andre verdenskrig. En variant av SU-152, den ble montert på et JS-2-chassis i stedet for en KV-1, noe som resulterte i forbedret panser.

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Den ISU-152 was a powerful Soviet heavy self-propelled gun, developed and deployed during World War II. It was built on the chassis of the IS (Iosif Stalin) heavy tank, replacing the earlier SU-152 (which used the KV chassis).

Its sheer destructive power earned it the fearsome nickname: the “Zveroboy” (Beast Killer).


Primary Roles

  • Heavy Assault Gun: Its primary role was to destroy enemy fortifications, bunkers, and strongpoints in close support of infantry, especially in dense urban environments (like the Battle of Berlin). Its large-caliber, high-explosive (HE) rounds were excellent for this task.
  • Heavy Tank Destroyer: It gained its famous nickname for its ability to engage and knock out heavy German tanks like the Tiger Og Elefant. Even if the low-velocity 152mm HE shell failed to penetrate the thick armor, the resulting concussive blast often caused catastrophic damage, such as internal spalling or ripping off a tank’s turret.

Tekniske spesifikasjoner

Trekk Detail
Main Armament 152.4 mm ML-20S gun-howitzer
Chassis Base IS (Iosif Stalin) Heavy Tank
Ammunition Capacity ~20 rounds (separate-loading shell and propellant charge)
Key Disadvantage Very slow rate of fire (low due to the large, heavy, two-part ammunition)
Frontal Armor Up to 90 mm (plus a thick gun mantlet)
Vekt Approx. 46 metric tons

Legat

The ISU-152 was a rugged and powerful vehicle. While its long reload time was a weakness in tank duels, its overwhelming firepower made it a psychological and physical terror on the battlefield. It continued to serve in the Soviet Army and various export countries well into the Cold War era.


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