You should play Combat Mission : Berlin to Barbarossa with me ;) There's a very nice mission with pz38(t)+2x Stu3B vs
BT7's and a call-in T34/76. At night. In a snowstorm :D
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As for H35/H39 vs T70...
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hotchkiss_H35 http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/T-70 H35 129km/28kph, 7.1Horsepower/ton, 37mm gun.
Armor : 40mm/34mm. Crew : 2. Built: 1200.
T70 350km/45kph, 15Horsepower/ton, 45mm gun.
Armor : 10mm (rear) to 60mm (front/turret). Crew : 2. B8226.
The faster one will decide terrain/angle. I'd say T70 would
win. Of course. A man with a wooden spoon could win in
a duel with a man with an M60, but... ;)
It's fairly close, though. It boils down to whoever gets
a lucky penetrating shot first. With vet and the gun upgrade
H39, though, odds don't look good for T70, but it could
still win.
It'd be a matter of skill.
The commander manned a standard APX-R turret, armoured with 40 mm cast steel and armed with the short 37 mm SA 18 gun, which had a maximum armour penetration of only 23 mm.
There was a hatch in the back of the turret. The commander could sit on it for better observation, but this made him very vulnerable and slow to reach the gun. The alternative was to fight buttoned-up, using the hatchless cupola. The Cavalry liked neither this arrangement nor the weak gun. The latter problem was lessened somewhat by boring out the fire chamber so that special rounds with a larger charge could be used. This increased muzzle velocity to about 600 m/s and maximum penetration to about 30 mm. Only a small part of the tanks with the Cavalry alone were thus changed however, because it strongly increased barrel wear. In the Spring of 1940 the original diascopes of the Chrétien type were gradually replaced with episcopes, offering more protection.
Commander was the one looking around, LOADING the gun,
aiming the gun, firing the gun... Crew of 2 is a bitch :)
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Last edited December 8, 2009 at 6:46 AM by Loupblanc