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| Tank num-ber | Num-ber of holes | Type of damages | Thick-ness of the perfor-ated armor | Calibre and type of a round | Estimated angle of engage-ment |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 95 | 1 | Rear hull perforation. The tank is burned out. | 40 | 76mm AP | 50° |
| 101 | 1 - |
Bounced off upper front hull. Knocked out by a land-mine, track and driving wheel are destroyed. |
85 - |
? - |
- - |
| 122 | 1 2 1 |
Upper side hull perforation. Side turret perforation. Bounced off upper front hull. The tank is burned out |
40 40 85 |
76mm AP 76mm AP ? |
50° 45° ? |
| 123 | - | Knocked out by mines, running gear is damaged. The tank is burned out. | - | - | - |
| 124 | 1 2 |
Rear hull perforation. Bounced off upper front hull. |
40 85 |
85mm AP ? |
0° ? |
| 142 | 1 1 1 |
Rear hull perforation. Gun'sa barrel is perforated. Running gear is damaged. |
40 - - |
76mm AP 45mm AP ? |
65° 50° - |
| 170 | 1 - |
Upper side hull perforation. Blew up by its crew. |
40 - |
76mm AP - |
60° - |
| 281 | 1 1 |
Lower side hull perforation. Side turret perforation. The tank is burned out. |
40 45 |
85mm AP 85mm AP |
0° 15° |
| 312 | - | The tank run out of service due to tech failure and was blown up by its crew. | - | - | - |
| 315 | 1 1 1 - |
Lower side hull perforation. Upper side hull perforation. Bounced off upper front hull. Blew up by its crew. |
40 40 85 - |
76mm AP 76mm AP ? - |
5° 45° ? - |
| 381 | - | The tank run out of service due to tech failure. | - | - | - |
| 401 | 1 1 - |
Bounced off upper front hull. Bounced off lower front hull. The tank run out of service due to tech failure. |
85 65 - |
? ? - |
? ? - |
| 434 | 1 1 1 3 |
Upper side hull perforation. Road wheel and lower side hull perforation. Road wheel and lower side hull perforation. Rear turret perforation. |
40 40 40 45 |
76mm AP 76mm AP 76mm AP 45mm AP |
35° 45° 0° 60° |
| 440 | 2 | Upper side hull perforation. The tank is burned out. | 40 | 76mm AP | 40° |
| 441 | 1 1 |
Track is broken. Upper side hull perforation. |
- 40 |
76mm AP 76mm AP |
70° 15° |
| 445 | - | Tank is knocked out by a land-mine, a driving wheel and track are damaged. | - | - | - |
| 512 | 1 1 - |
Upper side hull perforation. Lower side hull perforation. Blew up by its crew. |
40 40 - |
76mm AP 76mm AP - |
15° 15° - |
| 521 | 1 1 |
Bounced off upper front hull. Upper side hull perforation. |
85 40 |
76mm AP 76mm AP |
? 30° |
| 535 | 2 2 |
Upper side hull perforation. Turret side perforation. |
40 45 |
76mm AP 45mm AP |
45° 0° |
| 551 | - | Tha tank was stuck in a trench and was blew up by its crew. | - | - | - |
| 613 | 1 | Rear hull perforation, engine destroyed. The tank is burned out. | 40 | 76mm AP | 10° |
| 615 | 1 1 |
Bounced off upper front hull. Upper side hull perforation. The tank is burned out. |
85 40 |
? 76mm AP |
? 50° |
| 633 | 1 | Rear hull perforation, engine destroyed. The tank is burned out. | 40 | 76mm AP | 5° |
| 634 | 3 1 1 1 1 1 |
Side turret perforation. Gun mantlet perforation from the side. Bounced off upper front hull. Gun mantlet perforation from the front. Lower side hull perforation. Upper side hull perforation. The tank is burned out. |
45 50 85 100 40 40 |
45mm AP 76mm AP ? 45mm APS 76mm AP 76mm AP |
50° 0° ? 0° 5° 5° |
| 711 | - | The tank run out of service due to tech failure. | - | - | - |
| 714 | 2 1 |
Upper side hull perforation. Bounced off gun mantlet. Blew up by its crew. |
40 100 |
45mm AP ? |
10° ? |
| 741 | 1 1 |
Front turret perforation. Bounced off upper front hull. |
100 85 |
85mm AP ? |
0° ? |
| 824 | 2 | Gun mantlet perforation from the side, the gun-sight is destroyed. | 50 | 45mm AP | 0° |
| ? | ? | An airbomb direct hit. Completely destroyed. | - | 100-kg bomb | - |
| n/a | 1 | Upper side hull perforation. | 40 | 85mm AP | 10° |
| n/a | 1 | Lower side hull perforation. The tank is burned out. | 40 | 76mm AP | 10° |
Some notes:
1. To answer to question "who's shoot?" keep in mind the line of aim of any field gun was about 0.3-1 metre, the line of aim of any tank was about 2 metres.
2. During battle for Kurks, the Soviet 85-mm anti-aircraft gun model 1939 was sole weapon that used 85-mm ammo.
Sources:
"Combat with German heavy tanks "Panther", NIIBT GBTU KA, August 1943. |