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Raketenjagdpanzer 2 ATGM Tank Destroyer |
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The Raketenjagdpanzer 2 was developed from the Kanonenjagdpanzer to replace the ATGM launchers that were based on the HS-30 chassis, and 316 of these new vehicles were procured. |
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M44 155mm Self-Propelled Howitzer |
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The M44 self-propelled howitzer was based on the chassis of the M-41 Walker Bulldog, although it was modified to place the engine at the front of the vehicle to leave the rear free to accommodate the fighting compartment. |
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M7 105mm Self-Propelled Howitzer (Priest) |
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Development of the M7 Priest began in 1941. The vehicle was based on the chassis of the M-4 Sherman tank, and in addition to the 105mm main armament, it had a .50 caliber machine gun. |
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SdKfz 234 Armored Car with 75mm Gun |
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The SdKfz 234/4, which was often referred to as the Pakwagen, was based on the SdKfz 234 eight-wheeled heavy armored car, but had the turret removed and a 75mm gun installed in the superstructure. |
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This weapon was a stop-gap solution to provide infantry units with a weapon that could be used both as an anti-personnel weapon, as well as an anti-tank gun. It was introduced by Krupp in 1944. |
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Artillery, Assault Guns, and Anti-Tank Weapons 
