Red Army Self-Propelled Guns of the Second World War French British and American tank crews

British and American tank crews found to their dismay that the Tigers could survive numerous hits while a single round from one of their 88mm guns was enough to penetrate the strongest armour

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Red Army Self-Propelled Guns of the Second World War French British and American tank crewsPhotographic History of the Red Armys Second World War Self Propelled Artillery By Alexey Tarasov Hardback Among all the branches of the Red Army during the Second World War, self propelled artillery is probably the most overlooked and misinterpreted. Attention has focused on the tanks the Red Army deployed against the Germans on the Eastern Front, the T 34 in particular; the self propelled guns, which played an increasingly important tactical role