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| rdfs:comment | - Sturmtiger is the German word for "storm tiger". Sturmtiger was also the name of a German tank in WWII with a large cannon designed for providing heavy fire in urban areas, such as demolishing heavily fortified buildings. It had a very short turret but a very wide barrel which could fire very large shells. An extremely small number of them were built, only 18, and all from damaged Tiger tanks. Though built for their offense, they were used for their defense because the situation changed for Germany between when the designs were approved (1943) and when they were deployed (late 1944). They first saw action on August 13, 1944 during the Warsaw Uprising.
- The Sturmtiger (English: Assault tiger) was a German assault gun designed by the Altmärkische Kettenfabrik (Alkett) in 1943-1944. Only 18 full-production models were built. It was a modified superstructure fitted with a 380mm naval rocket launcher built on Tiger I's chassis, designed for urban warfare, and as such was comprised of thick 150mm frontal armor and 82mm rear armor.
- The Sturmtiger was an self-propelled gun that was used by Germany during World War II. It was based on the chassis of the Panzer VI Tiger.
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| Role | - Self-propelled artillery gun
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| Type | - Self-propelled rocket launcher
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| abstract | - Sturmtiger is the German word for "storm tiger". Sturmtiger was also the name of a German tank in WWII with a large cannon designed for providing heavy fire in urban areas, such as demolishing heavily fortified buildings. It had a very short turret but a very wide barrel which could fire very large shells. An extremely small number of them were built, only 18, and all from damaged Tiger tanks. Though built for their offense, they were used for their defense because the situation changed for Germany between when the designs were approved (1943) and when they were deployed (late 1944). They first saw action on August 13, 1944 during the Warsaw Uprising.
- The Sturmtiger (English: Assault tiger) was a German assault gun designed by the Altmärkische Kettenfabrik (Alkett) in 1943-1944. Only 18 full-production models were built. It was a modified superstructure fitted with a 380mm naval rocket launcher built on Tiger I's chassis, designed for urban warfare, and as such was comprised of thick 150mm frontal armor and 82mm rear armor.
- The Sturmtiger was an self-propelled gun that was used by Germany during World War II. It was based on the chassis of the Panzer VI Tiger.
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