Hv-2200
A theoretical German 2200mm anti-tank gun proposed in the final year of World War 2. The Hv-2200 was intended to be a super-heavy anti-tank weapon capable of destroying any Allied tank, but it remained purely a theoretical study.
Hv-2300
A concept for a German 2300mm anti-tank gun proposed in the final year of World War 2. The Hv-2300 was intended to be a super-heavy anti-tank weapon capable of destroying any Allied tank, but it remained purely a theoretical study.
Hv-800
A theoretical German 800mm anti-tank gun proposed in the final year of World War 2. The Hv-800 was intended to be a super-heavy anti-tank weapon capable of destroying any Allied tank, but it remained purely a theoretical study.
Hv-2400
A theoretical German 2400mm anti-tank gun proposed in the final year of World War 2. The Hv-2400 was intended to be a super-heavy anti-tank weapon capable of destroying any Allied tank, but it remained purely a theoretical study.
Hv-43
A German anti-tank gun designed in 1943, the Hv-43 was a 75mm gun mounted on a lightweight tracked chassis, intended for rapid deployment against enemy armored vehicles. It was primarily intended for use by the German Panzerjäger units.
Hv-45
A German anti-tank gun that was designed in 1945. It was a scaled-down version of the 88mm gun, featuring a 75mm caliber capable of penetrating enemy armor at close ranges. However, due to the late stage of the war, the Hv-45 saw limited production and deployment.
Hv-50
A proposed German anti-tank gun design from 1945, the Hv-50 was intended to be a more powerful 88mm anti-tank gun capable of penetrating the armor of the latest Allied tanks. However, the gun never entered production due to the end of World War 2.
Hv-88
The Hv-88 was a German 88mm anti-tank gun that was used extensively throughout World War 2. It was known for its versatility, being effective against both armored vehicles and aircraft, and it played a significant role in German defenses.
Hv-105
The Hv-105 was a German 105mm anti-tank gun that was designed and deployed late in World War 2. It was intended to counter the increasingly heavily armored Allied tanks, but it saw limited use due to its late introduction and the war’s conclusion.
Hv-128
The Hv-128 was a German 128mm anti-tank gun developed in the later stages of World War II. It was intended to be mounted on tank destroyers and self-propelled artillery units, but only a small number were produced due to the war’s end.