超级军网虎1VS潘兴M26结果会怎么样？
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分别在城市和平原？分别在城市和平原？
玩下英雄连就知道了
进来参拜上帝GTAVC同志
正面对轰我压潘兴的注:victory:
正面对轰我压潘兴的注:victory:
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以下是装3师网站上对4月4日作战行动的描述：
DUEL AT DESSAU
on April 21, 1945
A Spearhead One-on-One Tank Victory
by Web Staff
DUEL AT DESSAU
on April 21, 1945
A Spearhead One-on-One Tank Victory
by Web Staff
Only three days before the 3rd Armored Division's final combat action of WWII, a Super Pershing of the 33rd Armored Regiment met and defeated the most powerful and most heavily armored German tank of the war - the legendary 77-ton King Tiger, also known as the Tiger II or Tiger Royal. It would be the first and only meeting between a King Tiger and the Super Pershing, a modified standard M26 Pershing weighing 7 tons heavier at 53 tons - an almost "secret" tank that, to this day, remains largely an enigma to military historians.
Only two Super Pershings were ever built, and the 3AD had the only one in the European Theater - an experimental version with its remarkably long barrel. Arriving very late in the war (March, 1945), it was field tested and modified inside Germany and subsequently saw about ten days of actual combat action, beginning several days after the Battle of Paderborn and ending with the Battle of Dessau near the Elbe River.
The Super Pershing (aka T26E4-1) was equipped with a new long-barreled T15E1 90mm gun that was designed to out-perform the German high-velocity 88mm on the King Tiger. In testing, this new U.S. gun had successfully penetrated 8.5 inches of armor at 1,000 yards at 30 degrees. Even more remarkable, it had penetrated 13 inches of armor at 100 yards. The special 90mm ammunition had produced a muzzle velocity of 3,850 feet per second, or some 600 feet per second faster than the 88mm of the King Tiger. The new 90mm round also proved to have superior range and accuracy over the previous version.
Army ordnance technicians (in the U.S. and Europe) had been anxious about getting the new tank into combat, hoping to match it against a King Tiger. But by April, 1945, German armor west of Berlin had dramatically thinned out, not to mention an extreme shortage of fuel, and the odds of spotting the monster German tank were slim. But in Dessau on April 21, "luck" would befall the Super Pershing crew commanded by SSgt Joe Maduri, a veteran 3AD tanker in his tenth straight month of combat.
The 3AD had begun a four-pronged attack on the city, which was heavily defended. Division armor were finally able to enter the city slowly after numerous concrete tank barriers were destroyed. With 3AD tanks fanning out, and 36th Infantry riflemen following, the Super Pershing reached an intersection and began to round a corner to its right. Unknown to its crew, a King Tiger had apparently been waiting in ambush at a distance of two blocks or roughly 600 yards away, and in the same direction that the Americans were turning into.
At this distance, easily within its capability, the Tiger fired at the Super Pershing. But its infamous high-velocity 88mm shell, of the type that had destroyed so many American tanks and vehicles during the war, went high and was not even close. Gunner Cpl John "Jack" Irwin, only 18 years old, responded almost instantly with a round that struck the Tiger's huge angled glasis, or front plate. But the shot, a non-armor-piercing high explosive (HE) shell, had no effect. Ricocheting off the armor, it shot skyward and exploded harmlessly. The Super Pershing had been loaded with an HE only because Irwin had been expecting urban targets, such as buildings, personnel, and light anti-tank guns. "AP!", he shouted to his loader "Pete," which meant an armor-piercing shell would be next.
Maduri and crew then felt a concussion or thud on the turret. It was never known if this shot came from the Tiger, or from some other anti-tank weapon. In any case, no serious damage was done - probably a lucky glancing impact. In the next instant, Irwin aimed and fired a second time, just as the royal monster was moving forward and raising up over a pile of rubble. The 90mm AP round penetrated the Tiger's underbelly, apparently striking the ammo well and resulting in a tremendous explosion that blew its turret loose. With near certainty, the entire crew was killed.
But there was no time to examine their "trophy." A battle was raging, and the Super Pershing continued down the street, passing the lifeless and burning King Tiger. Tough fighting still lay ahead, as German bazooka, Panzerfaust, and machine-gun fire came from windows and doorways.
The encounter with the King Tiger had been "short and sweet," lasting less than twenty seconds. It may not have been the titanic "slug fest" that could have occurred on an open field, but it was an overwhelming victory for the quick-reacting Super Pershing crew. The battle for Dessau would end completely on the following day, but not without the Super Pershing destroying another German heavy tank (believed to be a 50-ton Panther Mark V) with two shots. The first disabling its drive sprocket, and the second round completely penetrating the tank's side armor. That apparently set off an internal blast, again probably from stored ammo. And, still in Dessau, that was followed by Maduri and crew forcing the commander of a German medium tank to surrender without firing a shot. For the German crew, out of ammo for their main gun, the intimidating "look" of that long-barrel 90mm gun that must have destroyed any remaining will to fight or flee.
[Note: Sources include the book Spearhead in the West (1946 edition); the book Death Traps by Belton Cooper; and the book Another River, Another Town and personal writings by John P. Irwin.]
DUEL AT DESSAU
on April 21, 1945
A Spearhead One-on-One Tank Victory
by Web Staff
DUEL AT DESSAU
on April 21, 1945
A Spearhead One-on-One Tank Victory
by Web Staff
Only three days before the 3rd Armored Division's final combat action of WWII, a Super Pershing of the 33rd Armored Regiment met and defeated the most powerful and most heavily armored German tank of the war - the legendary 77-ton King Tiger, also known as the Tiger II or Tiger Royal. It would be the first and only meeting between a King Tiger and the Super Pershing, a modified standard M26 Pershing weighing 7 tons heavier at 53 tons - an almost "secret" tank that, to this day, remains largely an enigma to military historians.
Only two Super Pershings were ever built, and the 3AD had the only one in the European Theater - an experimental version with its remarkably long barrel. Arriving very late in the war (March, 1945), it was field tested and modified inside Germany and subsequently saw about ten days of actual combat action, beginning several days after the Battle of Paderborn and ending with the Battle of Dessau near the Elbe River.
The Super Pershing (aka T26E4-1) was equipped with a new long-barreled T15E1 90mm gun that was designed to out-perform the German high-velocity 88mm on the King Tiger. In testing, this new U.S. gun had successfully penetrated 8.5 inches of armor at 1,000 yards at 30 degrees. Even more remarkable, it had penetrated 13 inches of armor at 100 yards. The special 90mm ammunition had produced a muzzle velocity of 3,850 feet per second, or some 600 feet per second faster than the 88mm of the King Tiger. The new 90mm round also proved to have superior range and accuracy over the previous version.
Army ordnance technicians (in the U.S. and Europe) had been anxious about getting the new tank into combat, hoping to match it against a King Tiger. But by April, 1945, German armor west of Berlin had dramatically thinned out, not to mention an extreme shortage of fuel, and the odds of spotting the monster German tank were slim. But in Dessau on April 21, "luck" would befall the Super Pershing crew commanded by SSgt Joe Maduri, a veteran 3AD tanker in his tenth straight month of combat.
The 3AD had begun a four-pronged attack on the city, which was heavily defended. Division armor were finally able to enter the city slowly after numerous concrete tank barriers were destroyed. With 3AD tanks fanning out, and 36th Infantry riflemen following, the Super Pershing reached an intersection and began to round a corner to its right. Unknown to its crew, a King Tiger had apparently been waiting in ambush at a distance of two blocks or roughly 600 yards away, and in the same direction that the Americans were turning into.
At this distance, easily within its capability, the Tiger fired at the Super Pershing. But its infamous high-velocity 88mm shell, of the type that had destroyed so many American tanks and vehicles during the war, went high and was not even close. Gunner Cpl John "Jack" Irwin, only 18 years old, responded almost instantly with a round that struck the Tiger's huge angled glasis, or front plate. But the shot, a non-armor-piercing high explosive (HE) shell, had no effect. Ricocheting off the armor, it shot skyward and exploded harmlessly. The Super Pershing had been loaded with an HE only because Irwin had been expecting urban targets, such as buildings, personnel, and light anti-tank guns. "AP!", he shouted to his loader "Pete," which meant an armor-piercing shell would be next.
Maduri and crew then felt a concussion or thud on the turret. It was never known if this shot came from the Tiger, or from some other anti-tank weapon. In any case, no serious damage was done - probably a lucky glancing impact. In the next instant, Irwin aimed and fired a second time, just as the royal monster was moving forward and raising up over a pile of rubble. The 90mm AP round penetrated the Tiger's underbelly, apparently striking the ammo well and resulting in a tremendous explosion that blew its turret loose. With near certainty, the entire crew was killed.
But there was no time to examine their "trophy." A battle was raging, and the Super Pershing continued down the street, passing the lifeless and burning King Tiger. Tough fighting still lay ahead, as German bazooka, Panzerfaust, and machine-gun fire came from windows and doorways.
The encounter with the King Tiger had been "short and sweet," lasting less than twenty seconds. It may not have been the titanic "slug fest" that could have occurred on an open field, but it was an overwhelming victory for the quick-reacting Super Pershing crew. The battle for Dessau would end completely on the following day, but not without the Super Pershing destroying another German heavy tank (believed to be a 50-ton Panther Mark V) with two shots. The first disabling its drive sprocket, and the second round completely penetrating the tank's side armor. That apparently set off an internal blast, again probably from stored ammo. And, still in Dessau, that was followed by Maduri and crew forcing the commander of a German medium tank to surrender without firing a shot. For the German crew, out of ammo for their main gun, the intimidating "look" of that long-barrel 90mm gun that must have destroyed any remaining will to fight or flee.
[Note: Sources include the book Spearhead in the West (1946 edition); the book Death Traps by Belton Cooper; and the book Another River, Another Town and personal writings by John P. Irwin.]
:D 楼主不厚道，用虎1和潘兴斗，，，我也站在潘兴这边，不过前提是大家的乘员水平相当，:victory:
我站在虎I这边，不过前提是虎I里坐着魏特曼:D
;P ;P ;P :victory: :victory: :victory:
你管“Nashorn”叫纳尔逊？？这算哪门子土星音译？
想开虎式的来这里，想开T-34/85的也来这里。[:a4:]
http://bbs.btbbt.com/html/thread-3147560-1.html
http://bbs.btbbt.com/html/thread-3147560-1.html
我押潘兴，潘兴跟虎王也可以一搏吧
实战中有一辆M26被虎1击穿炮塔,回收后从美国运来备件后修复,而击中M26的虎倒车时被卡住,乘员弃车.
原帖由 aaasssaaa 于 2008-12-21 08:55 发表
想开虎式的来这里，想开T-34/85的也来这里。[:a4:]
http://bbs.btbbt.com/html/thread-3147560-1.html
耶，想起《装甲精英》了。不知道能不能燃起当年那种激情。
操作说明有没有
原帖由 yswang1984 于 2008-12-20 16:23 发表
玩下英雄连就知道了
:handshake :handshake :handshake
这两种坦克论一对一pk没有意义，纯粹比装甲和火力正面对射那是互有胜负而已。如果是一个排的虎和潘兴对抗的话，论进攻肯定潘兴占优，机动能力好歹潘兴要好一点，而且潘兴的火炮转向速度比虎强太多了，因此遭遇战和运动战时潘兴有战术机动的优势。论防御作战的话两者能力接近，静态防御说不定虎还好一点，但机动防御虎的大炮转得太慢了很吃亏。
K=2750的虎1装甲藐视一切坦克炮，LS满意否？
虎1量产后装甲质量下降的厉害-.-..........................藐视一切坦克炮还是算了~~~~~过了76炮的apcr弹再说~~~
《闪电战2解放》中两者在同一水平
原帖由 9yzzzzzz 于 2008-12-21 12:22 发表
实战中有一辆M26被虎1击穿炮塔,回收后从美国运来备件后修复,而击中M26的虎倒车时被卡住,乘员弃车.
从瞄准镜开口“击穿”炮塔……
原帖由 闲云潭影 于 2008-12-21 19:08 发表
虎1量产后装甲质量下降的厉害-.-..........................藐视一切坦克炮还是算了~~~~~过了76炮的apcr弹再说~~~
如果都按设计指标，虎1炮塔正面可能强一点（车体？打人不能打脸），不过从突尼斯开始盟军就不时发现缴获品该用FHA的地方用RHA，甚至还有某一侧面用高张力钢的车辆……开德国坦克真考验rp
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不说44年，就说43年约翰们收了一辆虎1，炮塔正面和右侧是FHA，炮塔其他部分是高张力钢，总装厂似乎有啥钢板就上啥
43年起德国人的焊接就严重偷工减料，虽然焊缝很漂亮
43年起德国人的焊接就严重偷工减料，虽然焊缝很漂亮
原帖由 龙霜 于 2008-12-21 12:31 发表
耶，想起《装甲精英》了。不知道能不能燃起当年那种激情。
操作说明有没有
比Tank elite要逼真很多。
home是炮手，page up是车长。F5是第一人称，F6是第三人称，假如忙不过来可以叫AI帮你分担角色。车长用高倍发现目标，然后炮手把炮调过去，瞄准——开火。鼠标转轮是调标尺，但其实不一定要用落点的标记瞄准。
空格刹车，E是引擎，WASD上下左右，上下箭头是调发动机转速，在用W换挡加速前记得让发动机转速过1000，不然会死火。T-34/85那个发动机高速时间长会过热，驾驶员会大呼小叫，忒烦。
死了之后可以用TAB查看各单位现状，其表面有中弹情况，连穿甲弹与榴弹的弹痕和口径不同都刻画出来了。
原帖由 aaasssaaa 于 2008-12-21 22:58 发表
比Tank elite要逼真很多。
home是炮手，page up是车长。F5是第一人称，F6是第三人称，假如忙不过来可以叫AI帮你分担角色。车长用高倍发现目标，然后炮手把炮调过去，瞄准——开火。鼠标转轮是调标尺，但其实不一定 ...
不错不错。马上下来打了一个晚上了。爽啊。
AI的炮长表现很好，除了不会提前量外，其他都满意，静对静命中率有保证。AI的驾驶员就很笨了，开车不快，转弯奇慢……
对了，虎的炮长的光学瞄准具应该有两个放大倍率才对，这里只有一个。
原帖由 yswang1984 于 2008-12-20 16:23 发表
玩下英雄连就知道了
觉得英雄连的设定有问题，游戏中虎遇上两门57炮死定了
对啊，英雄连的战防炮好猛。。。。。。:L 还有次一队电脑的修理兵在我的机枪面前飘过居然一个都没死，我和电脑的战防炮对轰，他一炮我就爆了，我开很多炮他的战防炮只是少了个人。。。。。。。还有我的88炮被一队电脑游骑兵冲锋轻松搞定，我用同样方法冲电脑的88炮还没冲上去就被炸光了。。。。。。:L
M26正面装甲、机动、火炮威力均大于虎。