01 Sturmgeschutz Stug III Ausf G	02 Sturmgeschutz StugIII Ausf G	03 Stug III Saukopf Gun Mantlet	04 Stug III 75mm Cannon
04 Sturmgeschutz Stug III Superstructure	05 Sturmgeschutz Rear Deck	06 Sturmgeschutz Tank Tracks	07 Sturmgeschutz Drive Sprocket
08 Sturmgeschutz Idler Wheel	09 Sturmgeschutz Bogie Wheels	10 Sturmgeschutz Shock Absorber	11 Sturmgeschutz Stug III Ausf G
12 Sturmgeschutz Stug III Ausf G	13 Sturmgeschutz Stug III Ausf G	14 Sturmgeschutz Stug III Ausf G

Sturmgeschutz III Ausf G Specifications:

More Sturmgeschutz Stug III Assault Guns at other Military Museums in the northeast
A Sturmgeschutz Stug III at the Canadian War Museum in Ottawa, Ontario	Stug III Ausf C Assault Gun at the US Army Ordnance Museum at Aberdeen Proving Grounds, Aberdeen, MD
Stug III Ausf G Assault Gun at the US Army Ordnance Museum at Aberdeen Proving Grounds, Aberdeen, MD	Sturmgeschutz Stug III 10.5cm at the US Army Ordnance Museum at Aberdeen Proving Grounds, Aberdeen, MD

Length: 17 feet, 9 inches
Width: 9 feet, 7 inches
Height: 6 feet, 5 inches
Crew: 4
Weight: 26 Tons
Max Speed: 25 mph
Range: 100 miles
Armor: 2 " Frontal
Powerplant: Maybach V12 HL 120 TRM 300hp
Fuel Capacity:
Armament:
  7.5cm Stu K 40 l/ 48 Muzzle Velocity 2,500fps
  MG34 7.62mm Machine Gun    
Entered Service: 1942
Unit Cost: $

This particular Stug III Assault Gun was recovered from the bottom of a bog in Russia south of St. Petersburg in 1994. It had broken through the ice covering the bog during a battle in January 1944. The Russian government exchanged it to the US Army in 1995. It is in surprisingly good condition for being buried in a bog for 50 years.

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