Imperial Chronicle

Isn't it okay to time travel at home? I must run outside and I'm speechless.

The author's attitude towards time travel is the most awesome I have ever seen, and he has no scruples.

Coming from Chuang Daming, I really like this kind of farming fanaticism. I hope it won't be written as a game article. Also, the harem doesn't need to be a stallion. The author hopes to update more. Add bookshelf first

Famous artillery during World War II. The M-30 122mm howitzer, also known as the 1938 type, was completed in Perm in 1938, followed by the 9th Artillery Arsenal in Sverdlovsk, the 172nd Artillery Arsenal in Perm and the 172nd Artillery Arsenal in Stalingrad. The 221 Artillery Arsenal began mass production. This gun was one of the masterpieces of Soviet artillery in World War II. For more than 30 years after the end of World War II, the then socialist countries were still equipped with a large number of M-30 artillery, which shows the excellent performance of the gun. Our country's imitation is named the 1954 122mm howitzer. Caliber: 122mm Maximum range: 11,800 meters Ammunition base: 80 rounds Fire rate: 5-6 rounds/min M-30 122mm howitzer, also known as the 1938 122mm howitzer, was designed by engineer F. F. Pitlov ( He also designed the equally famous A-19 122mm howitzer), which was completed in Perm in 1938. From before the Soviet-Finnish War to after the Great Patriotic War, it was mass-produced in the 9th, 172nd, and 221st artillery arsenals. It was one of the masterpieces of Soviet artillery in World War II and the main force of the Soviet mid-level suppression artillery in World War II. The gun has a maximum range of 11,800 meters. When fired directly, the gun can vertically penetrate a 140 mm thick homogeneous armor steel plate at a distance of 1,000 meters. The gun body is available in two types: riveted and cast, which facilitates mass production. The gun body is strong and can be mounted on a sled, making it easy to maneuver in the Soviet Union's icy and snowy environment. In addition to firing anti-personnel grenades, the gun can also fire various types of artillery shells such as armor-piercing grenades, smoke grenades, and illumination bombs. The anti-personnel grenade OF-462 has an effective killing area of ​​60 meters × 20 meters, and the crater produced by the explosion is 2 meters in diameter and 40 centimeters deep. The Soviet Union used the T34 chassis to install an M-30 122mm howitzer, which was called the SU-122 assault gun. After the end of World War II, this gun was also heavily equipped in various socialist countries. Our country's imitation is named the 1954 122mm howitzer. Later, the Soviet Army's D2-type 122mm howitzer was also developed on the basis of the M-30 and A-19.

The T-54 tank is a medium-sized tank that the Soviet Union began to develop in the mid-1940s. The first prototype was made in 1946 and put into production in 1947. The T-55 came out in the late 1950s and was the model that first appeared during the Red Square review in November 1961. Compared with the T-54, it is mainly Improvements include: switching to a stronger engine, improving the transmission device, installing a turret rotating floor, canceling the 12.7Mm anti-aircraft machine gun in front of the loader's cabin, improving the collective three-defense device, the engine starting method and the turret ventilation device, installing a two-way gun stabilizer, and increasing the ammunition base. The Soviet Union, Czechoslovakia and Poland produced T-54/T-55 tanks. Until 1981, the Soviet Omsk Tank Factory was still producing T-55 tanks. Therefore, the T-54/T-55 series tanks are also the most produced tanks in history. The total number is estimated to be as high as 86,000-100,000 vehicles. Since the T-54/T-55 tank was put into mass production, it has quickly become the main armored force of the Soviet Union and the Warsaw Pact countries, and has been exported to many countries. Therefore, the T-54/T-55 tank has almost participated in In addition to almost all armed conflicts after the 20th century, in many other countries, the T-54/T-55 series tanks have been used for many years. To this day, more than 50 countries are still using the T-54/T-55 and its various modifications. Basic data: Total combat weight: 36 tons Vehicle length: 9.74 Meters Vehicle width: 3.23 Meters Vehicle height: 2.65 Meters Highway off-road maximum speed: 50km/h 35km/h Highway maximum range: 400km 500km (T-55) Maximum cross-country range: 280km 290-320km (T-55) Main weapon: a 100mm rifled gun (34 rounds of ammunition) Secondary weapon: a 12.7Mm anti-aircraft machine gun (500 rounds of ammunition) and a 7.62Mm parallel machine gun (3000 rounds of ammunition)