most notably the 2 man turret (without a turret basket and ammo protection) and limited visibility. As a tactical weapon weapon of war, the T34 was the best. Its quality as an individual machine was surpassedOnly two tanks fought throughout the war 1939-1945. The PzIV and the T34. T34 was overall a better weapon of war
IJoe, you do realize that it has already been established that this is about the soviet tank as it is about the T34 thus the transitive property comes into play...Your point about the title is well put however by default if your right then your post in reply to mine is just as irrelevant as mine, that's just simple logic after all..Let me just end this by saying if it were the PzIV that had sloped armor prior to the T34s rolling out from Kharkiv, then the renown roles would had been reversed but lets not forget that in actuality it was technically the A20 which was the first to have this sloped armor at the time. (yes, I know it was just the prototype form but still considered different vehicle)
T34 is overrated ...
Quote from: Zerstörer on April 16, 2011, 05:27:38 PM most notably the 2 man turret (without a turret basket and ammo protection) and limited visibility. As a tactical weapon weapon of war, the T34 was the best. Its quality as an individual machine was surpassedOnly two tanks fought throughout the war 1939-1945. The PzIV and the T34. T34 was overall a better weapon of warI'm sorry but I cant not simply sit idly by while you through out such wayward praises...
Quote from: Sovereign on May 01, 2011, 11:44:08 PMOh FFS! -If your grandma had a dxck, she'd probably be your grandpa!And my post was relevant to yours, not to the topic. That's true enough.Don't swear, everyone is entitled to their opinion (regardless how wrong it is unfortunately)
Oh FFS! -If your grandma had a dxck, she'd probably be your grandpa!And my post was relevant to yours, not to the topic. That's true enough.Don't swear, everyone is entitled to their opinion (regardless how wrong it is unfortunately)
Only thing the t34 struggled against were tanks that outclassed it, tonnage specifically. in which case were mismatches anyway.
Quote from: RedGuard on April 15, 2011, 10:41:05 AMOnly thing the t34 struggled against were tanks that outclassed it, tonnage specifically. in which case were mismatches anyway.Any tank would struggle against tanks that outclass that tank.
OSTHEER IS DONE WHEN IT'S DONE!
am I only one who think that previous comment was totally pointless?It doesn't prove anything.
German 4th tank division reports about battles with russian tank corps.6.10.194111:00–14:00. After crossing bridge, tanks takes a battle. Destroyed 4 light soviet tanks & 7 AT guns.Field of battle reaching T-34 & destroys 9 tanks.2 Flak88 turning against russian wave & makes some hits. (Does not write - whow much number of destroyed ...)All 2 Flaks destroyed with direct hits.Howitzers hit 2, than 3 russian tanks.14:004 russian tank try to reach the bridge, but with hard fire turning back.Than take a place hard battle with 25 soviet t-34 & light tanks. Declaired, but not confirmed with russian "combat jornals" for 6 german tanks, 2 Flak88, 2 field guns. Destroyed 17 tanks (doesn't corrected, what tipes of tanks is destroyed ...) ...9.10.1941In about 14:00, soviet T-34 (doesn't sound a number of battle machines) on the East of village First Warrior destroys 2 tanks, from the position far from the actual fire of guns & Flaks, germans turning back ... but destroys some transport vechisles ... (what & what tipe is unknown)Hard artillery & "Guard mortars" preventing quick retreat.Near the night, russians destroys 4 tanks, lost 1 T-34.BUT, Russians displays barefaced impudence, they dragging hitted tank on a tug.10.10.1941Langemann takes a flank positions of 4th tank brigade, & going forvard to Mcensk. He got a help with 3rd tank division, that capturing Bolhov.... porridge of city fights.