Mcheli content: ISU-152 tank destroyer + BL-10 gun + 19 camos

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ISU-152 ISU-152 is a Soviet heavy self-propelled gun developed during World War II on the chassis of the IS heavy tank . It was introduced into service in late 1943 as a successor to the SU-152 and was designed to provide powerful direct-fire support against fortifications, enemy armour, and strongpoints. Development History The ISU-152 was created in response to the Red Army’s need for a heavily armoured assault gun capable of destroying bunkers and engaging German heavy tanks. By mounting the proven 152 mm ML-20S howitzer-gun on the new IS tank chassis, Soviet engineers achieved improved armour protection and better overall survivability compared to earlier designs. Design Characteristics The vehicle features a fully enclosed armoured casemate with thick frontal armour and a powerful large-calibre gun. The 152 mm weapon fired high-explosive and armour-piercing shells, capable of destroying heavy tanks through blast and spalling effects, earning the nickname “Zveroboy” (“Beast Killer”). However, the large ammunition size resulted in a low rate of fire and limited onboard ammunition capacity. Service and Legacy ISU-152 saw extensive combat use from 1944 to the end of the war and co