Semovente M41
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Characteristics
Firepower
Gun type
Regular
DPM hp / min
1561
Reload s
6.15
Penetration mm
145
At 250m
140
Distance
m
Damage hp
160
Module damage hp
100
Caliber mm
75
Normalization °
5
Ricochet °
70
Shell velocity m/s
1000
Aim time s
2.23
Dispersion at 100m
Still m
0.341
Moving
+NaN
Hull traversing
+NaN
Turret traversing
+NaN
After shooting
+NaN
Gun damaged scalar
x 2.0
Maximum m
11.146
Gun flexibility °
Depression
7.0
Elevation
18.0
Azimuth left
16.0
Azimuth right
16.0
Crew training
Commander %
103
Radioman, loader
%108
Gunner %
113
Driver %
113
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Maneuverability
Speed kph
Forwards
44
Backwards
13
Engine power hp
489
Weight tn
32.4
Terrain coefficients
Hard %
100
Medium %
80
Soft %
56
Raw terrain coefficients
Hard %
1.00
Medium %
1.25
Soft %
1.80
Power to weight ratio hp/tn
On hard terrain
15.1
On medium terrain
12.1
On soft terrain
8.4
Turret traverse speed °/s
41.4
Hull traverse speed °/s
On hard terrain
NaN
On medium terrain
NaN
On soft terrain
NaN
Survivability
Health hp
580
Fire chance %
20
View range m
253
Camouflage %
Still
NaN
Moving
15
Shooting still
NaN
Shooting moving
3
Caught on fire
NaN
Width m
2
Height m
2
Length m
5
Volume m
24
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Game mode abilities
Mad Games
Armor Regenerator
High-Octane Fuel
Armor RegeneratorHigh-Octane FuelUprising
Blood Trail
Blood TrailGravity Force
Thruster
ThrusterGravitizing
Blood Trail
Blood TrailHistory of the Semovente M41
After the Germans first adopted the use of StuG III assault guns with closed cabins in 1940, the Italians started working on their own vehicle of a similar type. As a basis for their design, they used the chassis of the Carro Armato M 13/40 medium tank. The first prototype of the Semovente da 75/18 was completed in February 1941. Instead of a turret and turret platform, this vehicle featured a closed stationary cabin with a mounted 75 mm Obice da 75/18 modello 34 howitzer. The vehicle armament was sufficient for both providing fire support and fighting against most tanks at the time. Its 50 mm frontal armor could, in theory, withstand most common British two-pounder tank and anti-tank guns from long and medium ranges. Most of the Semovente M41 da 75/18s that fought were lost in North Africa, while others were captured by the Germans in the fall of 1943.Advertisement
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