{"id":9618,"date":"2014-08-14T01:17:39","date_gmt":"2014-08-13T17:17:39","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/xvm.garphy.com\/?p=9618"},"modified":"2014-08-14T01:17:39","modified_gmt":"2014-08-13T17:17:39","slug":"%e7%94%a8105mm-l68%e7%9a%84%e8%99%8e%e7%8e%8b","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/xvm.garphy.com\/?p=9618","title":{"rendered":"\u7528105mm L\/68\u7684\u864e\u738b"},"content":{"rendered":"

Source:http:\/\/ftr.wot-news.com\/2014\/08\/13\/tiger-ii-with-105mm-l68\/
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Hello everyone,
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it\u2019s a known fact that the Tiger II with 105mm L\/68 (unlike fantasies like the ingame E-75 with 128mm for example) was a historical project. It was first mentioned by either W.Spielberger or H.Doyle in Panzer Tracts and probably the best known drawing of the vehicle is this:
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That however is merely a sketch, based on plans, found in the Bundesarchiv by Yuri Pasholok\u2019s people (he does not search for it personally, he has \u201cpeople\u201d looking for it). He published a tiny fragment of it (just the designation of the drawing)\u00a0in his blog post<\/a>\u00a0(the reason he does not publish whole drawings anymore is that it is against Bundesarchiv rules):
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Anyway, that\u2019s not that interesting.
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What is interesting is the history behind the gun in the game. Originally, it was called 105mm KwK 46 L\/68 \u2013 KwK means Kampfwagenkanone (tank gun), the number signifies the year. The gun has never been however called as such \u2013 this particular name was made up (as Yuri Pasholok confirms) by Sergei \u201cSerB\u201d Burkatovsky. Later, it was renamed to simply 10,5cm KwK L\/68 (which is historically accurate). The gun itself was \u2013 as you can see from the document title \u2013 developed in November 1944.
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And meanwhile in definitely totally absolutely more historically accurate game\u2026
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