Wermacht


PzKw II B (Panzer IIB)
Armament: 20L55 (20 mm), coaxial MG-34
Ammo: 130 x 20mm rounds
Fuel Type: G
Load: 250 kg
Veh Wt: 8.9 tons
Crew: 3
Mnt: 4
Night Vision: Headlights

WEAPON DATA
Type Round Range Damage Penetration
20mm AP 125m 6 1/-1/-5
HE 250m C: 2 B: 7 -6C

Tr Move: 58/35
Com Move: 14/9
Fuel Cap: 350
Fuel Cons: 70

Combat Statistics
Location Front Side Rear
Hull 2 2 2
Turret 3 2 1

Configuration: Turreted
Suspension: Tracks: 3

PzKw VAG (Panzer V-G "Panther")
Rangefinder: +1
Armament: 75L70, coaxial MG-34, hull MG-34
Ammo: 79 x 75mm shells, 4500 x 7.92mm rounds
Fuel Type: G, A
Load: 600 kg
Veh Wt: 45.8 tons
Crew: 5
Mnt: 12
Night Vision: Headlights

WEAPON DATA
Type Round Range Damage Penetration
75 mm APHE 360m C:3 B:4 17/14/10/7
APCR 180m 22 40/32/24/16
HE 320m C:9 B:13 3C

WEAPON DATA
Weapon ROF Damage Penetration Magazine Recoil: Single Shot Recoil: Burst Range
MG-34 10 4 2-3-Nil 50B 1 2 125m

Tr Move: 110/65
Com Move: 35/20
Fuel Cap: 745
Fuel Cons: 425

Combat Statistics
Location Front Side Rear
Hull 32 15 12
Turret 28 12 12

Configuration: Turreted
Suspension: Tracks: 6

Panzer V-G (Medium Tank):
The Panther was introduced in 1943. Its design was based on the Soviet T-34 and includes sloped armor. The Driver and the Radio Operator each have their own hatch in the front hull. The Gunner and Loader share a small hatch on the rear of the turret and there is a cupola for the Commander on the top of the turret. It is not NBC sealed.

PzKw VIE (Panzer VI-E "Tiger")
Rangefinder: +1
Armament: 88L56, coaxial MG-34, hull MG-34
Ammo: 98 x 88mm shells, 5700 x 7.92mm rounds
Fuel Type: G, A
Load: 700 kg
Veh Wt: 54.1 tons
Crew: 5
Mnt: 16
Night Vision: Headlights

WEAPON DATA
Type Round Range Damage Penetration
88 mm APHE 360m C:4 B:5 17/14/10/7
APCR 200m 24 37/30/22/15
HE 320m C:14 B:19 3C

WEAPON DATA
Weapon ROF Damage Penetration Magazine Recoil: Single Shot Recoil: Burst Range
MG-34 10 4 2-3-Nil 50B 1 2 125m

Tr Move: 75/20
Com Move: 25/5
Fuel Cap: 580
Fuel Cons: 335

Combat Statistics
Location Front Side Rear
Hull 30 16 16
Turret 20 16 16

Configuration: Turreted
Suspension: Tracks: 6

Panzer VI-E (Heavy Tank):
The Tiger was introduced in 1942 and served until the end of World War 2. At the time it was one of the best armed and armored tanks in the world. It was designed before sloped armor had been incorporated into German designs and so in some respects it is not as well Armored as some later medium tanks. The Driver and the Radio Operator each have their own hatch in the front hull. The Gunner and Loader share a hatch on the top right of the turret and there is a cupola for the Commander on the top left of the turret. It is not NBC sealed.

JgPz 38(t) "Hetzer"
Range Finder: +1
Armament: 7.5cm L/48, MG-34 MG(C)
Ammo: 41x 7.5cm, 600x 7.92mm
Fuel Type: G, A
Load: 200 kg
Veh Wt: 15.7 tons
Crew: 4
Mnt: 4
Night Vision: Headlights

WEAPON DATA
Type Round Range Damage Penetration
75 mm APHE 300m C:3 B:5 5/3/1/-2
APCR 250m 16 15/11/7/2
HE 300m C:9 B:13 -2C
Smoke 300m C:12 B:2 Nil

WEAPON DATA
Weapon ROF Damage Penetration Magazine Recoil: Single Shot Recoil: Burst Range
MG-34 10 4 2-3-Nil 50B 1 2 125m

Tr Move: 55/40
Com Move: 20/15
Fuel Cap: 190
Fuel Cons: 170

Combat Statistics
Location Front Side Rear
Hull 18 6 3

Configuration: Standard
Suspension: Tracks: 3

Jagdpanzer 38(t) Hetzer (Self Propelled Artillery): The Jagdpanzer 38(t) (Hunting Tank) introduced in 1943, it was a small lightweight tank destroyer based on the Pz 38(t) light tank, it mounted a 75mm anti-tank gun in a limited traverse mount, was fast and well armored. Although much lighter than the Jagdpanther the Hetzer was available in much larger numbers. The Driver has a hatch in the front hull. The Gunner and Loader share a hatch on the top of the superstructure. The Commander has a hatch on the top of the superstructure and can operate the MG from inside the vehicle. It is not NBC sealed.

Panzer VIB "King Tiger"
Rangefinder: +1
Armament: 88L71, coaxial MG-34, hull MG-34
Ammo: 80 x 88mm shells, 5850 x 7.92mm rounds
Fuel Type: G, A
Load: 900 kg
Veh Wt: 69.7 tons
Crew: 5
Mnt: 18
Night Vision: Headlights

WEAPON DATA
Type Round Range Damage Penetration
88 mm APHE 360m C:4 B:5 26/21/16/10
APCR 200m 24 60/48/36/24
HE 320m C:14 B:19 4C

WEAPON DATA
Weapon ROF Damage Penetration Magazine Recoil: Single Shot Recoil: Burst Range
MG-34 10 4 2-3-Nil 50B 1 2 125m

Tr Move: 75/20
Com Move: 25/5
Fuel Cap: 880
Fuel Cons: 430

Combat Statistics
Location Front Side Rear
Hull 45 24 24
Turret 45 24 24

Configuration: Turreted
Suspension: Tracks: 6

Panzer VI-B (Heavy Tank):
The Tiger II replaced the Tiger in 1944. Also known as the Royal Tiger or King Tiger it was one of the heaviest fighting vehicles of World War 2. The primary improvments to the earlier Tiger include sloped armor and the more powerful L71 long barreled 88mm. The Tiger II includes the Close-in defense weapon from the 1943 Pz VI Ausf E Tigers. The Driver and the Radio Operator each have their own hatch in the front hull. The Gunner and Loader share a hatch on the top right of the turret and there is a cupola for the Commander on the top left of the turret. It is not NBC sealed.

Special thanks to Aaron Woods for providing the bulk of this information.

Also check out my first attempts at British tanks.

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