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IS2 VS. King Tiger GUNPOWER: 122mm, 43cal, 747m/sec (JS-2) VS. 88mm, 71cal, 1018m/sec (King Tiger). ARMOR: 160mm (JS-2) VS. 185mm (King Tiger).
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Just another Sherman more? I thought I was going to hang it by breaking the monopoly of the Panzer and because the camouflage pattern is original. But mind you. Not a Sherman anyone, it is the direct support M4A1 variant with a 105mm howitzer, but I in truth I did not notice the gun, what struck me were the extensions of the tracks. Originally artillery support of tank battalions consisted of three half-tracks or M7 Priest self-propelled howitzers, but as the war progressed and it became clear
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