Caractéristiques des Canons Antichar Danois de la Seconde Guerre Mondiale

Types d’Obus et Pénétration de Blindage

The table lists armour penetration values pour canons Danois at 0 to 100 meters range et 0 degrees inclination of armour. Dates indicate the year when a particular shell type entered production, not necessarily the year of availability to combat units. New shell types would take several months to reach the troops at the front, some favoured units receiving the new shells more quickly than others. Andrew Mark Reid is the author of Panzergranate, a set of miniature wargame rules using carefully researched gunnery data to simulate armour penetration results.

Arme anti-char	Type d’Obus	Pénétration
8 mm Madsen MG (Danois)	"K" Bullet	13 mm
20 mm L.60 Madsen (Danois)	A.P.	34 mm
Armement principal de l’automitrailleuses Landsverk 180 et 182 suédoise, et le char léger Landsverk L.60.A.
20 mm L.110 Oerlikon Canon Antichar	A.P. & A.P./T.	62 mm
L’Armée Danoise had canons antichar de 20 mm Oerlikon mounted on the side-car of chasseurs de chars side-car Nimbus. One of these units destroyed le seul char allemand which fell aux forces danoises pendant la guerrer.
37 mm L.37 Bofors Canon Antichar	A.P. (Manganese Steel)	54 mm
Le canon antichar Bofors de 37 mm L.37 was produced under license, et it remained in production until 1943, under l’occupation allemande.
75 mm L.36.6 Schneider M.1914 Field Gun	A.P.	93 mm

La petite Armée Danoise was compelled to surrender after resisting the Wehrmacht for 28 hours. Nimbus tank destroyers were readily adopted by unités "Head Hunter" allemands for use en Russie, et they enjoyed success against the poorly armoured chars soviétiques encountered during the 1941 invasion.

Andy Reid

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Figurines Danoises de la Seconde Guerre Mondiale