SdKFz251-6 Ausf C-Command Vehicle Truck
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Specifications SdKFz251-6 Ausf C-Command Vehicle Truck blueprint
The SdKFz251-6 Ausf C-Command Vehicle Truck is an incredibly versatile all-purpose vehicle used by the German army during World War II. This half-track was designed to be a support vehicle for a range of purposes, such as transportation of troops, communications, supplies and ammunition. The SdKFz251-6 is instantly recognizable for its beige color and long, flat-topped chassis. The vehicle has an armored body and undercarriage, protecting up to four occupants inside. It looks like a large, elongated boxcar, with two tracks on the front and back. Its engine was capable of propelling it up to speeds of 45 kilometers per hour. The truck has two doors leading to a spacious crew compartment. Inside, the truck has seating for two crew members and two passengers. There are also many storage compartments on either side and rear of the vehicle, perfect for stowing supplies and transporting them to the front line. The SdKFz251-6 is equipped with a .30-caliber machine gun, which can be installed on either the roof or the side of the vehicle. This allows it to provide escort protection to other vehicles and troops in the area. It also has an antenna mounted at the top of the cab, enabling radio communication and allowing the truck to be used to carry out radio operations. The SdKFz251-6 is an incredibly important piece of military equipment that served numerous roles during World War II. It was a highly effective and versatile vehicle, capable of providing support in a variety of conditions. Its robust build ensured that it was reliable and hardy, able to cope with whatever the battlefield had to offer.
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