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Re: sandbags on tanks There were M4A1E8's, M4A2E8's, etc. On of my favorite looking Shermans is a M4A1E8/76(W) |
Re: sandbags on tanks E8 Could fire HVAP rounds with a some deals with TD crews right? |
Re: sandbags on tanks The 76mm gun needed the muzzle brake to fire the M93 HVAP-T round. The HVAP rounds were never plentiful and were first priority for tank destroyer crews and were hard for tank crews to get. Apparently the US War production board also had arguments regarding mass producing tungsten cored rounds. Through bartering and trading tank crews were usually able to get a couple of HVAP rounds. I would describe the situation with US HVAP rounds as being similar to the problems the German tankers had getting their tungsten cored PzGr.40 rounds. They were rare and hard to get. |
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Re: sandbags on tanks i will always love the tomcat. anyways, back to the sideskirts.sandbags...im kinda sad. being a usual non-tanker but AT infantry, i can no longer 1 shot panzer 4's. this makes me sad cause wherever i see their big flat, sideskirted sides, i lick my lips cause its an easy kill. |
Re: sandbags on tanks Why didnt they put skirts on the rear of the tank? seems like a good place.. |
Re: sandbags on tanks possibly because of hte heat there? a tanks engine is rather hot, maybe a skirt would stop it cooling easily. |
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