Panther Ausf.G | |
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Pays | Germany |
Type | Car |
Description | Album de 87 walk-around photos of the tank Panther Ausf.G. |
The SdKfz 171 Panzer V Panther était un char de combat utilisé par l’armée allemande pendant la Seconde Guerre mondiale, de juillet 1943 lors de la bataille de Koursk, au 8 mai 1945. Conçu pour contrer le char T-34 soviétique et remplacer les Panzerkampfwagen III et les Panzerkampfwagen IV, il servit en définitive à leurs côtés, jusqu’à la fin de la guerre, en trois versions principales : « D », « A », « G ».
Une dernière version « F » ou « Panther II » était prévue, avant le remplacement définitif du « Panther » par le char « E-50 ».
The Ausf.G version 2,950 copies as of March 1944. Production simplification: one-piece plate on the flanks — the vertical stall is no longer found at the back; The front plate loses the driver's vision block, replaced by a periscope on the cockpit roof; the Schurzen are attached to a steel blade that runs along the flanks; the lighthouse descended on the mud guard; The left exhaust has only one hose left; The rear beach is redesigned. Late production: deflector of blows to the bottom of the front of the turret, to eliminate the trap that deflected enemy shells to the roof of the superstructure. On about twenty end-of-production machines, rubber-bandaged rolling pebbles are replaced by "all-steel" pebbles.
The Ausf.G version 2,950 copies as of March 1944. Production simplification: one-piece plate on the flanks — the vertical stall is no longer found at the back; The front plate loses the driver's vision block, replaced by a periscope on the cockpit roof; the Schurzen are attached to a steel blade that runs along the flanks; the lighthouse descended on the mud guard; The left exhaust has only one hose left; The rear beach is redesigned. Late production: deflector of blows to the bottom of the front of the turret, to eliminate the trap that deflected enemy shells to the roof of the superstructure. On about twenty end-of-production machines, rubber-bandaged rolling pebbles are replaced by "all-steel" pebbles.
Source: Panther sur Wikipedia
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