Hummel
NationalityGerman
SizeMedium (+0)
DatesAug 1943 - Dec 1945
Road Speed20MPH = 10"
Cross-Cntry Speed12MPH = 6"
Armor/Penetration Chart
FrntFrnt30Frnt45SideSide45RearHlDownVuln.
111111-F
22-32-2-2E
3432323D
-54----C
465-6-4-4B
5+7+7+3+5+3+5+A
Movement Rates
RoadRoad Spd
Flat1
Broken2
Mud
Sand
Soft Ground
Snow1
Deep Snow
Fording
AmphibiousAmph Spd

Gentle Slope+1
Moderate Slope+3
Steep SlopeN/A

Sparse Undergrowth+0
Dense Undergrowth+0
Woods+1
ForestN/A
¹ = check for mire
Gunnery Chart
Armament: 15cm sFH18/1 L/30
GE 150L30100m
2"
250m
5"
500m
10"
750m
15"
1000m
20"
1250m
25"
1500m
30"
1750m
35"
2000m
40"
2500m
50"
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HEATGr39 H1/A19191919191919
Other Ammos: AP, AC, Smoke
Target
Vuln.
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B1t2k2t3k2t3k3t4k5t6k8k9k
C3t4k3t4k4t5k4t5k6t7k8t9k9k
D5t6k5t6k6t7k6t7k7t8k8t9k10k
E6t8k7t8k8t9k8t9k8t9k9t10k10k
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Notes: The Hummel was a very successful SP artillery piece that complemented the smaller Wespe. In addition to the 600 Hummels produced in 1943-1945, 150 Munition Trager Hummels were built to carry 150mm ammo for it. It saw its first action at Kursk and was used on all fronts.
Stats: AKA: SdKfz 135/I, 15cm Schwere Panzerhaubitze auf Geschutzwagen III/IV, Gerat 807; 6 crew; 5.80×2.92×2.81m; Weight: 23.5 tonne; Ground Pressure: 1.79kg/cm² 300HP; P/W Ratio: 12.8HP/tonne; Produced: 600; Main Ammo: 8 rounds; Gun Elevation: -1 to 40° Gun Traverse: 7°
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