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In mother Russia, you penetrate artillery
But War Thunder thinks radial explosions are more effective than pinpoint pressure.
I'm not saying HE should be useless, but realistically it should only risk minor damage to crew (assuming fragments penetrated, of which they'd be slowed considerably if they did) and damage to external components like barrels and tracks.
Ingame it can visibly penetrate composite armor with fragments if it hits a non-composite part of the tank, which even you should agree is ridiculous.
HESH rounds have a plastic explosive warhead which is "squashed" when it hits armour, spreading it out over the surface of the armour. It is then detonated by the fuse, sending the force of the explosion into the armour and causing spalling of the armour on the internal face.
The spall is normally a disk of metal from the internal armour face that ricochets around the interior of the tank
Yeah, my bad; I know how it works but I get mixed up with other crap half the time.
Regardless HESH shouldn't just be a discount HE in War Thunder, especially when HESH shells use similar quantities of explosive; oftentimes more than your average HE Frag shell.
So the humans that pay megamillions to obtain the ultimate vehicles can be proud of saying they fire the supreme ultimoammunition.
XD
Meanwhile back at home they cant even keep their own tanks running
The penetration isn't what people talk about being so much better on with DU, its the post pen.
pretty sure it's pyrophoric but not much different otherwise (it likes to catch fire)