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Minsk OOB question - Printable Version +- Forums (https://www.theblitz.club/message_boards) +-- Forum: The Firing Line (https://www.theblitz.club/message_boards/forumdisplay.php?fid=1) +--- Forum: Tiller Operational Campaigns (https://www.theblitz.club/message_boards/forumdisplay.php?fid=11) +--- Thread: Minsk OOB question (/showthread.php?tid=38366) |
Minsk OOB question - Rev Rico - 12-26-2006 Curious... Why does the 20 Pz Div's PzIV's have lower HA values than others (17/1 vs. 21/2)? They're even lower than StuG IIIg. Bob RE: Minsk OOB question - Glenn Saunders - 12-27-2006 Rev Rico Wrote:Curious... It isn't a single division - it is two components of PzKw IVs with different values. There is a PzKw IVg which is not only in 20.Pz but also in 'Feldherrnhalle' Pz.Gr Div (60.PzG), there is one in 12.Pz too. The other PzIV are an upgunned component called a PzKw IV(lg) Kp. I'd have to look up the stat on them but I expect other guys have those numbers more at hand. Glenn RE:��Minsk OOB question - Rev Rico - 12-28-2006 Glenn Saunders Wrote:It isn't a single division - it is two components of PzKw IVs with different values. There is a PzKw IVg which is not only in 20.Pz but also in 'Feldherrnhalle' Pz.Gr Div (60.PzG), there is one in 12.Pz too. I missed the other units. Still curious as to what is exactly represented. PzIV Model G was already upgunned to its best gun. What is this (lg) Kp version? Did the designer fudge multiple models of tanks together? Not trying to be a pain, just interested. I didn't see anything in the designer notes. Not that it matters much, but from what I see VM ALT has all the PzIV the same. Thanks, Bob RE: Minsk OOB question - Ricky B - 12-28-2006 Hi Bob, According to my info, the first 2/3 of the G model came out with the slightly shorter barrelled 75 that was on the F model, then the last 5-600 had the longer one. I don't have a clue how many of the shorter barrel were still out there by mid-1944, I believe a number of the original ones would have had their barrels replaced with the longer gun, but maybe not? Rick RE:��Minsk OOB question - Glenn Saunders - 12-28-2006 RE: Minsk OOB question - Rev Rico - 12-29-2006 Ok, thanks. I just didn't think that the 75L43 was that much less effective than the 75L48 to have such a difference in range and hard attack value. Their velocity and penetration numbers are so close according to Hart's book, Jentz book, and Aberdeen Proving Grounds data. Hart seems to say that the L43 in existing MkIVs was replaced during 1943 by the L48, too. |
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