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Schwere Wermachtschlepper

Germany
 

The Schwere Wermachtschlepper was an armoured personnel carrier , 665 of which were used by the germans between 1943 and 1945.

The vehicle was manned by a crew of 2 and was 2.5 metres wide, 6.92 metres long, 2.07 metres high and weighed 13.5 tonnes.

Powered by a 100hp petrol engine the Schwere Wermachtschlepper was capable of a road speed of 17mph . The Schwere Wermachtschlepper had a road range of 187 miles

Based on the halftrack chassis, the vehicle was armed with 1 light machine gun.

Scale Drawing not yet available

Vehicle
Manufacture Dates 1943 - 1945
Quantity Produced 665
Mobility Half-Track
   
Armour Front 1 *
Armour Side 1 *
Armour Top 0 *

Weapon(s)
Weapon
Range
ROF *
Anti-tank *
Firepower *
Light M.G. 1
Heavy M.G. -
* The data in the above chart is calculated from the actual vehicle details - see our detailed pages

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