M-26 vs JSIII

@king_of_tanks

Good point.

Who will win in this epic battle for the Black Sea?

Turkish battlecruiser Yavuz, former World War 1 German battlecruiser Yavuz.

Against Soviet battleship Parizhskaya Kommuna, an old World War 1 Tsarist era Gangut class battleship.

Make sure to look up the specifications before making an assumption. Yavuz’s armour is quite thick for that generation’s battlecruiser.

@witt

Definitely.

@abworsham4

Any part of the Missouri that gets hit is going to get serious damage, as long as Gustav’s shell is not launched at less than half of the maximumcrange.

I don’t get what’s meant…

-AW talks about the Battleship Howe.
-Then IL says Howe was a Battleship like Hood.
-Then CWO points out the hood was a battlecruiser.

No one is saying the Howe was a battlecruiser?  And everyone agrees it was a battleship.  So what’s the point of the whole conversation? lol

Germany wins this matchup.

The IIIJ has a 50mm L60. I would take that against the Valentine any day.
Might need to hit it in flank, but with the extra 10MPH I would hope I could manoeuvre around it, if my first shell(unluckily) bounced off the frontal armour.
Its puny 2 Pounder would not bother me much I suspect.

@ABWorsham:

Stug III if I get off the first shot.

If the engagement is any longer than the first shot, give me the T-34.

By the way love the question.

Me too. Sorry I did not say, Aequitas.

While RADAR was an invaluable tool, it was still relatively slow and unreliable.

What it was however, was an excellent complement to the land and sea based Royal Corp of Observers.

People always forget about the spotters with radios and telescopes, but they did a great job and get a bit overlooked due to the successes of RADAR.

RADAR alone couldn’t have done it.