PzKw 35(t)

Nationality	German
Size	Light (-2)
Road Speed	22MPH = 11"
Cross-Cntry Speed	10MPH = 5"

Armor/Penetration Chart
Frnt	Frnt30	Frnt45	Side	Side45	Rear	HlDown	Vuln.
1-2	1-3	1-2	1	1-2	1	-	F
-	-	-	-	-	-	3	E
3	4	3	-	-	-	4+	D
-	-	4	-	3	2	-	C
4	5	5	2	4-6	3-4	-	B
5+	6+	6+	3+	7+	5+	-	A

Movement Rates
Road	Road Spd
Flat	1
Broken	2
Mud	3¹
Sand	1¹
Soft Ground	1¹
Snow	1
Deep Snow	2¹
Fording	2¹
Amphibious	Amph Spd

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

Sparse Undergrowth	+0
Dense Undergrowth	+0
Woods	+1
Forest	N/A
¹ = check for mire

Gunnery Chart
Armament: 3.7cm KwK34(t) L/40 + 7.92mm coax MG 34 + 7.92mm bow MG 34
GE 37L40			100m 2"	250m 5"	500m 10"	750m 15"	1000m 20"	1250m 25"	1500m 30"	1750m 35"	2000m 40"	2500m 50"

AP	Pzgr		4	4	4	3	3	3
Other Ammos:
Target Vuln.		A	1t2k	1t2k	2t3k	4t5k	7k	9k
		B	2t3k	2t3k	3t4k	5t6k	8k	10k
		C	3t4k	4t5k	4t5k	6t7k	8t9k	10k
		D	5t6k	6t7k	6t7k	7t8k	8t9k	10k
		E	7t8k	8t9k	8t9k	8t9k	9t10k	---
		F	9t	9t	10t	10t	10t	---

Notes: The Germans got a technical boost to their early-war tank force by impounding and purchasing Czech tanks. The PzKw 35(t) was a well-designed, advanced, and robust vehicle that was not outclassed until 1941. They served in Poland, France, and North Russia, but most of them had been lost by late '41. On secondary fronts they also served with Rumania, Slovakia, and Bulgaria.

Stats: AKA: Skoda LT-35; 4 crew; 4.45×2.14×2.20m; Weight: 10.5 tonne; Ground Pressure: 0.52kg/cm² 120HP; P/W Ratio: 11.4HP/tonne; Produced: 218; Main Ammo: 72 rounds; Gun Elevation: -10 to 25°

Lightning War!

Nov 2007