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Soviet SU76i - prototype tank destroyer based on captured Panzerkampfwagen III hull and chassis. Captured Panzer III's were repaired and rebuilt as self propelled guns mounting a Soviet 76.2mm S1 gun. The upper hull was lightly armoured.
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