Benutzer:-Mark-/Vergleich von Panzermodellen des Ersten Weltkrieges

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Diese Tabelle vergleicht verschiedene Panzermodelle des Ersten Weltkrieges.

Panzermodelle des Ersten Weltkrieges
Name Land Jahr
introd.
Prod.
total
Besatzung Bewaffnung
[ammo (rds.)]
Panzerung
(Front/Seite/Oben)
Gewicht
(Tonnen)
Motor PS pro Tonne Geschwindigkeit (km/h) Reichweite
Mark I Male UK 1916 75 8 2×57 mm/L40 (6-Pfünder) [324],
3×MG [6,272]
12/10/6 mm 28.4 t Benzin
105 PS (78 kW)
3.7 PS/t 4.5 km/h 37 km
Mark I Female 75 5×MG [30,080] 27.4 t
Mark IV Male UK 1917 420 8 2×57 mm/L23 [332],
4×MG [6,272]
14/12/8 mm 28.5 t 125 PS (93 kW) 5.6 km/h 56 km
Mark IV Female 595 5–6×MG [10,000] 27 t
Mark V Male UK 1917 200 8 2×57 mm/L23 [207],
4×MG [5,800]
14/14/8 mm 29.5 t 150 PS (112 kW) 5.1 PS/t 7.5 km/h 72 km
Mark V Female 200 6×.303 MG [14,100] 28.5 t
Mark V* Male UK 1918 200 8+24 infantry 2×57 mm/L23 [221],
4×MG [8,400]
14/12/6 mm 33 t 4 km/h 63 km
Mark V* Female 432 8×MG [16,800] 32 t
Medium Mark A Whippet UK 1917 200 3 4×.303 MG [5,400] 14/14/5 mm 14 t Benzin 2×45 PS (34 kW) 6.4 PS/t 13 km/h 64 km
Schneider CA1 Frankreich 1916 400 6 75 mm/L13 [94–96],
2× 7.92 mm MG [3,840]
11.5/11.5/5.5 mm 13.5 t 60 PS (45 kW) 8 km/h 48 km
1917 24/17/5.5 mm 14.6 t 75 km
Char St. Chamond Frankreich 1916 165 8 75 mm/? [106–108],
4× 7.92 mm MG [7,488]
11.5/8.5/5.5 mm 22 t 90 PS (67 kW) 4.1 PS/t 12 km/h 60 km
Char St. Chamond "M17" 1917 235 75 mm/L36 [106–108],
4× 7.92 mm MG [7,488]
19.5/17/5.5 mm 24 t
Renault FT M17 mitrailleur Frankreich/USA 1917 3,694+(64)* 2 7.92 mm MG [4,800] 16/8/6 mm 6.5 t 35 PS (26 kW) 10.7 PS/t 8 km/h 35 km
Renault FT M17 canon 1918 37 mm/L20 [240] 6.7 t
A7VDeutsches Reich 1917 20 18 57 mm/L26 [180],
6×MG [10,000–15,000]
30/20/15 ‡ 32 t 2×100 PS (75 kW) 6.25 PS/t 12 km/h 35 km
Notes
* Renault FT production: 3,177 were for France, at least 517 for allies; later the U.S. made 950 M1917s (FT design) but only 64 before the end of the war.
† There was also an A7V (Female) version with two more machine guns in place of the 57 mm
‡ The A7V's armour was mild steel. Mild steel protection is roughly 1/2 to 1/3 as effective as hardened armour plate.


Tanks planned for production and with completed prototypes during the war, but entered service after it ended.

Prototype-WWI Tanks that entered service after, but as designed in WWI
Name Country Year Planned Prod./Actual
total
Crew Armament
[ammo (rds.)]
Armour thickness
(front/side/top)
Weight
(tonnes)
Engine Speed (km/h) Range
FCM Char 2C France 1918 300+/10 12 75 mm, 4× 7.92 mm MG 45/22/10  mm 70 t Petrol 2×200/250 hp 15 km/h 160 km
Mark VIII US/GB 1918 1500/124 11 2× 6 pdr's; 7 MG's 16/?/6 mm 33.6 t Petrol 300/340 hp 11 km/h ?


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