If you’re afraid your firepower isn’t enough, This tank for you.
Armor
| Position | Front | Side | Back |
|---|---|---|---|
| Hull | 30 mm | 20 mm | 20 mm |
| Turret | 10 mm | 10 mm | 10 mm |
This iconic German SPG is already in WT, so it might come to Enlisted too.
Armaments
It’s armed with the devastating sFH18 L/30 150mm howitzer.
Available ammunition
The HEAT rounds are incredibly powerful, with 185mm of pen, so it can handle just about any tank it comes across. The HE shells also have way more explosive filler than the Sherman 105 or the KV 2. Reload is 15s, which becomes 12s in Enlisted, so you can keep laying down suppressing fire on infantry.
Some might think a tank this strong belongs at BR 4/5. Now let me go over its weaknesses.
With only 30mm of hull armor, even BR1 tanks can pen it with no problem
Its turret armor is only 10mm thick, which can be pen by almost anything
Compared to the Nashorn
The Nashorn’s gun shield can at least withstand some machine gun fire, but this one can’t. Also, the Hummel doesn’t have a mounted machine gun.
As an iconic vehicle, its introduction would add a lot of enjoyment for players. Furthermore, the Hummel was the last heavy self propelled howitzer used by the German military during WWII. It was primarily deployed in the artillery regiments of armored divisions. During mobile warfare, it was often used alongside the Wespe self propelled howitzer and attached to tank battalions tasked with main combat missions. It was most commonly seen on the Eastern Front, first seeing action during the Battle of Kursk, where 55 units were deployed. From its first engagement at Kursk in 1943 to the Battle of Berlin, it served on the Eastern Front, Western Front, and in Italy. By the end of the war, a total of 714 Hummels had been produced and assigned to 40 different units. For these reasons, I believe it should be introduced as a tech tree vehicle
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- TT
- Event
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, isnt that what we all want?