Bergepanther

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The Bergepanther was a German World War II armored recovery vehicle based on the Panther tank chassis, designed to tow and repair damaged armored vehicles on the battlefield.

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Bergepanther canonical 3

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Predicate Object
instanceOf World War II vehicle
armored recovery vehicle
military vehicle
armorThicknessMax 80 mm
basedOn Panther tank chassis
linked to: Panther tank
category German armored fighting vehicle
armored recovery vehicle of World War II
countryOfOrigin Nazi Germany
craneUse lifting tank components
crew 5
designedFor armored vehicle recovery
field repair of armored vehicles
towing damaged tanks
developedFrom Panzerkampfwagen V Panther
driveLayout tracked
enginePower 700 hp
engineType Maybach HL230 P30
fuelType gasoline
hadCrane yes
hadOpenSuperstructure yes
hadSpade yes
hadWinch yes
height about 2.7 m
introducedInYear 1943
length about 8.6 m
manufacturer Daimler-Benz
linked to: Daimler AG

Demag
Henschel
linked to: Henschel & Sohn

MAN
NATOName Bergepanther
powerToWeightRatio approximately 17 hp/tonne
primaryArmament 7.92 mm MG 34 machine gun
productionPeriodEnd 1945
productionPeriodStart 1943
rangeRoad about 200 km
spadeFunction ground anchor for recovery operations
suspension torsion bar
topSpeedRoad about 40 km/h
usedBy German Army
Wehrmacht
usedInConflict World War II
usedOnFront Eastern Front
Western Front
variantOf Panther tank
weight around 40 tonnes
width about 3.4 m
winchCapacity up to 40 tonnes

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Maybach HL230 P45 usedIn Bergepanther
Maybach HL230 P30 usedInVehicle Bergepanther
Bergepanther NATOName Bergepanther