The ISU-152 was used for infantry and tank support in attacking fortified enemy positions in a direct-fire role, for artillery support on the battlefield in an indirect-fire role and for engagement against armored vehicles in a direct-fire role.

Jan 1, 2017 · The ISU-152’s 152mm ML-20S howitzer was, indeed, capable of destroying heavy German armor, but this required a direct hit with a High Explosive (HE) shell. Such a direct hit could do one of three things to disable the tank: destroy the vehicle’s drive systems, kill its crew, or blow the turret / casemate / hull open (or even clean off, in ...

The ISU-152 was an absolute nightmare for the Wehrmacht. Much like the SU-152, it was capable of blowing Tiger, Ferdinand, and Panther turrets/casemates open. However, what made the ISU-152 inherently better than the SU-152 was its superior armor and towing power.

Nov 9, 2018 · Well, by introducing one of the heaviest self-propelled artillery pieces of the war―the famous ISU-152. Nicknamed “The Beast Killer,” it featured a 152.4 mm gun with a multi-role purpose of knocking out heavy tanks, destroying enemy fortifications, and providing artillery support for more mobile units during offensive operations.

Aug 6, 2016 · During World War II, the Soviets developed a massive mobile gun to defend against the German tanks. It was based on the KV-1S tank and was known as ISU 152. On February 14, 1943, it was put into production and designated KV-14. In April 1943, the KV-14 was re-designated as the SU-152.

The SU-152 was the last member of the KV family of tanks in mass production, and was replaced by the ISU-152 [11] on the ChKZ production lines in December 1943. The exact number of SU-152s produced differs even in Russian sources, with the most common figures being 670 or 704.

The ISU-152 is a Soviet self-propelled heavy howitzer used during World War II. It is very similar to the SU-152, mounting the same 152 mm ML-20S howitzer on an IS heavy tank chassis. Since the main armament was mounted in a casemate, it required reposit…

May 21, 2018 · Detailing the technical specifications, development, and operational history of the ISU-152 (Zveroboy) Self-Propelled Heavy Assault Gun Vehicle including pictures.

Jun 2, 2008 · The ISU-152 followed the same design as other Soviet self-propelled guns (except SU-76). The fully armoured hull was divided into two compartments: fighting compartment for the crew, gun, and ammunition in the front of the hull, engine and transmission separate in the rear.

Feb 16, 2019 · The main difference between the SU-152 and ISU series of vehicles was a lower suspension and a new, heavy two-piece gun mantlet bolted onto the right-hand side of the hull. Re-classified as ISU-152, production began at the end of 1943.