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chassis and paired it with the 122-mm D-6 howitzer, which was lighter and smaller than the U-11 howitzer. This was unsuccessful, due to the unreliability of the howitzer's recoil mechanism and its poor anti-tank abilities. Subsequent wartime design work on 122 mm self-propelled howitzers was
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869:. Pen and Sword.
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839:SU-76 Assault Gun
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1720:Komsomolets
643:cancelled.
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238:armament
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131:Produced
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1886:NI tank
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1401:ISU-152
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617:SU-122M
581:Tiger I
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381:Type 63
250:Klimov
32:SU-122
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1571:Heavy
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1479:Light
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361:SU-85
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182:Width
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1432:T-90
1366:SU-5
1297:T-35
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1235:T-26
1230:T-18
1214:BT-8
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242:none
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