Esercito Italiano
Self Propelled Guns & Tank Destroyers
Semovente 47/32
Tank Destroyer
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WWII-IT-TD01
The Semovente 47/32 was an Italian self-propelled gun, featuring a 47mm M35 cannon in an open-topped superstructure. Introduced in 1941, it was used for infantry support and anti-tank roles, offering mobility and firepower, though its open top left the crew vulnerable in combat.
Semovente 75/18 M40
Self Propelled Gun
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WWII-IT-SPG01
The Semovente 75/18 M40 was an Italian self-propelled gun with a 75mm gun mounted in an enclosed superstructure. Introduced in 1940, it was designed for infantry support and anti-tank roles, combining firepower and mobility, with armour providing reasonable protection for its crew.
Semovente 75/18 M41
Self Propelled Gun
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WWII-IT-SPG02
The upgrades installed on the M41 primarily involved improved suspension and mobility. It featured a stronger engine, allowing for better performance on rough terrain. Additionally, it had enhanced armour and refined manufacturing processes, improving reliability and protection.
Semovente 75/18 M42
Self Propelled Gun
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WWII-IT-SPG03
The M42 featured several upgrades over the M41, including a more powerful 190-horsepower engine, improving speed and mobility. Improved suspension, enhanced off-road abilities. Armour was slightly increased, offering better protection, and manufacturing process was streamlined for greater reliability.
Semovente 75/32 M41
Self Propelled Gun
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WWII-IT-SPG04
The upgrade from the Semovente 75/18 M41 to the 75/32 M41 involved replacing the 75mm gun with the longer 75mm L32 gun, which offered improved anti-tank capabilities and better range. The 75/32 M41 also had increased muzzle velocity, making it more effective against Allied tanks compared to the 75/18.
Semovente 75/32 M42
Self Propelled Gun
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WWII-IT-SPG05
The upgrade to the M42 included a more powerful 190-horsepower engine, improving speed and mobility. The M42 also featured enhanced suspension for better off-road performance, while retaining the 75mm L32 gun, offering similar anti-tank capabilities with better reliability.
Semovente 75/34 M42
Self Propelled Gun
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WWII-IT-SPG06
The upgrade from the Semovente 75/32 M41 to the 75/34 M42 involved the replacement of the 75mm L32 gun with the longer 75mm L34 gun, increasing both muzzle velocity and range for improved anti-tank effectiveness. The M42 also featured a more powerful engine, enhancing mobility and overall performance.
Semovente 75/34 M43
Self Propelled Gun
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WWII-IT-SPG07
The upgrade to the M43 primarily involved improvements in mobility and armour. The M43 featured a more powerful engine, enhancing speed and terrain handling. Additionally, the M43 had strengthened armour, offering better protection for the crew during combat. The gun remained the 75mm L34.
Semovente 75/46 M43
Self Propelled Gun
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WWII-IT-SPG08
The upgrade from the Semovente 75/34 M43 to the 75/46 M43 focused on the weapon system. The 75/46 M43 replaced the 75mm L34 gun with the more powerful 75mm L46 gun, offering improved anti-tank capabilities and greater muzzle velocity. The M43’s engine and armour remained largely unchanged.
Semovente 90/53
Self Propelled Gun
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WWII-IT-SPG09
The Semovente 90/53 was an Italian self-propelled anti-aircraft gun, mounted on a Fiat 6614 chassis. It featured a 90mm anti-aircraft gun, primarily used for long-range fire against aerial targets, but also effective in ground combat. Its mobility was limited by its heavy armament.
Semovente 105/25 M43
Self Propelled Gun
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WWII-IT-SPG10
The Semovente 105/25 M43 was an Italian self-propelled gun equipped with a 105mm howitzer, mounted on the M43 chassis. It was designed for artillery support, providing firepower against enemy positions and fortifications. Its relatively light armour and mobility made it versatile in various combat scenarios.
