SU-76M self-propelled gun (covered) so-army In British service

In British service

The reliable 38(t) would continue to serve the Wehrmacht well by providing the basis for several highly successful variants such as the Hetzer and Marder tank destroyers

Note: weapons not included

the boffins at Bletchley park are churning out ever more sophisticated designs

SU-76M self-propelled gun (covered) so-army In British serviceThe SU 76 was based on the lengthened chassis of the T 70 light tank and featured a dual purpose 76. 2mm ZiS 3 field gun in an open superstructure. It was used as an assault gun, to provide ranged support (at maximum elevation it could fire up to 17km), and also against enemy tanks a highly versatile all round vehicle. The SU 76 was a remarkable weapon that was produced in greater numbers than any other Soviet armoured vehicle aside from the T 34. It