| ISU-130 Objekt 250 | |
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| General Historical Information | |
| Place of origin | USSR |
| Category | Self-Propelled gun Tank Destroyer |
| Debut in FHSW | v0.4 |
| Speed | 40 km/h |
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| Main armament | 130mm S-26 (25 rounds) |
| General Ingame Information | |
| Used by | USSR |
| Crew in‑game | 2 |
| Ammunition | ↑ AP ↓ HE |
| Seat 2 | 12.7 mm MG DShK 38 20 x 50 rounds |
| Seat 3 | Passenger Seat |
| Seat 4 | Passenger Seat |
| Historical Picture | |
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The prototype from the ISU-130 was constructed in 1944 as the Object 250. It was an ISU-122S or ISU-152 with a longer 130mm modified B-13 gun, known as the S-26. It went in its test phase in from October to December 1944. After initial testing, more modifications took place with a modified 130mm S-26-1 gun. By comparing the properties of the type of ISU-122BM equipped with a 122 mm B-7 gun was found that their effect on armored target is the same, so the introduction of 130 mm shells to the army that already had 122 mm and 152 mm shells would have needlessly complicated logistiscs. This, together with the end of the war caused the type not to be incorporated into service.
Did You Know That? The White Cross on the roof and white stripes on the Soviet tanks on the end of the war, was to differentiate their vehicles from the Western Allies. Only in Berlin the stripes never be used. Later that war, vehicles in Berlin are be painted with a white triangle, after the Germans use the white stripes on their tanks to escape Berlin via the West. So that the Western troops could still distinguish between German and Soviet tanks. |
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