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| ? | A well rounded piece of arty. However, it doesn't fully come into power until you unlock the second L/17 150mm gun. | + | A well-rounded piece of arty. However, it doesn't fully come into power until you unlock the second L/17 150mm gun. | |
| : Research in the Grille tree leads to the [[Hummel]]. | : Research in the Grille tree leads to the [[Hummel]]. | |||
Revision as of 01:15, 13 March 2011
Grille
Grille
| Germany | SPG | Tier IV |
| Cost | 147,100  |
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| Health | 260 |
| Weight/Load Limit | 10.79/11.7t |
| Engine Power | 100hp |
| Speed Limit | 35km/h |
| Traverse Speed | 19deg/s |
| Hull Armor | 15/15/10mm |
| Damage | 150-250HP |
| Penetration | 56-94mm |
| Rate of Fire | 6r/m |
| Accuracy | 0.48m |
| Aim time | 4.5s |
| Gun Traverse | gunTraverse |
| Gun Traverse Arc | gunTraverseArc |
| Gun Vertical Limits | gunVerticalLimits |
| Ammo Capacity | ammo |
| Chance of Fire | 20% |
| View Range | 450m |
| Signal Range | 360m |
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| Child |  |
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A well-rounded piece of arty. However, it doesn't fully come into power until you unlock the second L/17 150mm gun.
- Research in the Grille tree leads to the Hummel.
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Gallery
Historical Info
From February to April of 1943, BMM produced 91 15cm Schweres Infanteriegeschuetz 33 (Sf) auf Panzerkampfwagen 38(t) Ausf H self-propelled heavy infantry guns on PzKpfw 38(t) chassis'. Vehicles were issued to heavy infantry gun units of the Panzergrenadier and Panzer Divisions. Six vehicles were in each gun detachment.
282 15cm Schweres Infanteriegeschuetz 33/1 auf Panzerkampfwagen 38(t) Ausf K/M self-propelled heavy infantry guns on PzKpfw 38(t) chassis' were produced by BMM from April-June of 1943, and from October 1943 to September of 1944. They issued just asAusf H vehicles to heavy infantry gun units of Panzergrenadier and Panzer Divisions. From January to May of 1944, 102 ammunition carriers based on the Ausf K/M were produced by BMM. They were simply unarmed self-propelled heavy infantry guns with ammunition racks instead of the main gun. They could be easily converted into self-propelled heavy infantry guns, if needed, and were issued to Grille units. Ammunition carriers were designated as Munitionspanzer 38(t) (Sf) Ausf K/Ms (Sd. Kfz. 138).
Historical Gallery
Sources and External Links
German Tanks
Self-Propelled Guns
| USA | II T1 HMC • III T18 HMC • III M7 Priest • IV T82 HMC • IV M37 • V M41 HMC • VI M44 • VII M12 • VIII M40/M43 • IX M53/M55 • X T92 HMC |
| UK | II Loyd Gun Carriage • III Sexton II • III Sexton I  • IV Birch Gun • V Bishop • VI FV304 • VII Crusader 5.5-in. SP • VIII FV207 • IX FV3805 • X Conqueror Gun Carriage
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| Germany | II G.Pz. Mk. VI (e) • III Sturmpanzer I Bison • III Wespe • IV Pz.Sfl. IVb • IV Sturmpanzer II • V Grille • VI Hummel • VII G.W. Panther • VIII G.W. Tiger (P) • IX G.W. Tiger • X G.W. E 100 |
| France | II Renault FT 75 BS • III Lorraine 39L AM • IV AMX 105 AM mle. 47 • V AMX 13 105 AM mle. 50 • V 105 leFH18B2 • VI AMX 13 F3 AM • VII Lorraine 155 mle. 50 • VIII Lorraine 155 mle. 51 • IX Bat.-Châtillon 155 55 • X Bat.-Châtillon 155 58
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| USSR | II SU-18 • III SU-26 • IV SU-5 • V SU-122A • VI SU-8 • VII S-51 • VII SU-14-1 • VIII SU-14-2 • IX 212A • X Object 261 |
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