SU-152: EL CAÑÓN SOVIÉTICO QUE DECAPITABA TIGERS #ww2 #segundaguerramundial #su152

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The SU-152 was a Soviet heavy self-propelled gun that proved highly effective against German Tiger tanks during World War II, particularly at the Battle of Kursk in 1943, where it destroyed 12 Tigers and 7 Elefants in 10 days using high-explosive shells that could knock off entire turret assemblies; however, it had significant operational limitations including no turret requiring the entire vehicle to rotate for aiming, limited ammunition capacity of only 20 rounds, and a slow 40-second reload time that allowed enemy tanks to fire multiple shots before the SU-152 could respond.