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SturmVogel

Speeds info requested

Although I spent nearly a month in the web searching for that info, I failed getting it. So I ask of you, do anyone knows the cross-country (off road) speed of the following vehicles?

1. Humber
2. Jeep
3. Type 2 Ka-Mi
4. Type 97 Te-Ke
5. BMW R75
6. Type 87 Armored Car
7. Su-76M
8. Centurion A41
9. Turan I and Turan II
10. Type 3 Chi-Nu

Your help is much appreciated.
Tyree67

1. 45 mph
2 ?
3. ?
4. 25-28mph
5. ?
6. 40 mph
7. 28mph
8. 22 mph
9. 29 mph both
10. 24 mph
http://www.wwiivehicles.com/
NeuralDream

45m/h offroad? That can't be right. Are you sure?
Sindor

First, define "cross-country" and "off-road"  Cool  Wink

Idea For example, for soviet vehicles, road speed given in files is close to off-road speed (as their roads were of "no-roads" quality)

Some encyclopedias give stats related to the environment where the vehicle was used - Humber has cross-country speed related to flat desert terrain in Africa, Su-76 to ukrainian wastes, Centurion was tested on military polygon only (never fought in Europe) ...

Guess is as good as statistics.
Tyree67

2 . jeep serval companies made the "jeep" but they had to keep the u.s. army guide line of the top speed of 50mph.
http://oldcarandtruckpictures.com/Jeeps/WorldWarIIJeeps.html

5. bmw r75 top speed is 59 mph
source http://www.bmbikes.co.uk/specpages/R75_sidecar_unit.htm

about the humber i realize than he asked off road speed but most books and web list one speed but I think it would be easy to adjust the speed with the information given.
NeuralDream

In AAM, it's the offroad that is used to derive the stats. That's why the German tanks seem so horribly slow. They were significantly slower offroad.
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