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SU-26
🇷🇺 USSR
SPG

SU-26

The self-propelled gun on the basis of the T-26 was developed in sieged Leningrad in the autumn of 1941. The production was deployed at the Kirov Lifting and Conveying Equipment Plant. About 12 chassis were equipped with 76.2-mm guns (presumably, 76.2-mm infantry support guns mod. 1927). The vehicles saw service in Red Army armored brigades that fought on the Leningrad Front until 1944.

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Modules

Gun
Engine
Suspension
Radio

Performance Stats

Firepower
Caliber
76mm
Damage (avg)
180HP
Penetration (avg)
21mm
Reload Time
7.20s
Aim Time
4.50s
Dispersion
0.750m
Rate of Fire
8.33/min
Depression
2°
Elevation
45°
Mobility
Top Speed
30km/h
Reverse Speed
8km/h
Hull Traverse
24°/s
Engine Power
90HP
Engine Fire Chance
0.2%
Survivability
Hit Points
195
Hull Front
15mm
Hull Sides
15mm
Hull Rear
15mm
Turret Front
—mm
Turret Sides
—mm
Turret Rear
—mm
View Range
260m
Turret Traverse
—°/s
Signal Range
300m