Know Your Steel: KV-1
Дата: 10.11.2013 20:02:21
Dracorian15, on 09 November 2013 - 03:53 PM, said: Nice article, and well written it's nice to see something like this
on the forums...However, we all know that Wargaming is an East-European/Russian game company. This means, if you write an article about Russian tanks, you should look out that you are not bringing the facts a bit too positive, than, people can understand it as "propaganda" . I'm not directly saying that this is the case in this article, but you might get hate from West-European people as they see it as propaganda. Please note that in all your articles, especially in the articles about Russian tanks. It's just a hint ;)
sorry for poor English...
TheKroo: Thanks for the advice.
I have chosen this article as German tanks tend to get more references and pop culture highlights so I wanted to write about something not so well known.
But all nations will get their five minutes of fame :)
I have chosen this article as German tanks tend to get more references and pop culture highlights so I wanted to write about something not so well known.
But all nations will get their five minutes of fame :)
steelers708, on 10 November 2013 - 06:01 PM, said: If you believe this then I would suggest you go and study some
more. The 8.8cm Flak 18 matched with the DB10(Zgkw12t)
to produce the 8.8cm Flak (sfl) auf Zugkraftwagen 12t(Sdkfz 8), 10
were produced and issued to 1./schwere Panzerabwehr-Batterie 8,
ultimately becoming the 3./ schwere Heeres Panzerjager Abteilung
559. They served in Poland, France and Russia whilst equipped with
the 8.8cm Flak (sfl) auf Zugkraftwagen 12t(Sdkfz 8).TheKroo: I am familiar with this :)
But Zugkraftwagen 12t(Sdkfz 8) IMHO was more of a delivery system than an actual front line AT vehicle.
Pardon my lack of specification. But I was more referring to the fully tracked and armored vehicles fit for front line and armored vehicles engagements.
It was more fit for mobile defense roles and support than escorting tank units as tank hunter.
As getting the poorly to none armored half tracks into a heart of combat would not really go well.. well at least in this story.
But Zugkraftwagen 12t(Sdkfz 8) IMHO was more of a delivery system than an actual front line AT vehicle.
Pardon my lack of specification. But I was more referring to the fully tracked and armored vehicles fit for front line and armored vehicles engagements.
It was more fit for mobile defense roles and support than escorting tank units as tank hunter.
As getting the poorly to none armored half tracks into a heart of combat would not really go well.. well at least in this story.
Know Your Steel: KV-1