Tank Manual

**(Update in Progress)**

This page is dedicated to detailed information about tanks, i.e, Armour, Guns, and other information.

A tank is a heavily armored military vehicle designed for combat operations on land. It is typically equipped with powerful weapons and advanced systems to engage and defeat enemy forces. Tanks are characterized by their tracked chassis, which provides mobility across various terrains, including rough terrain and obstacles

Units of measurements used are MM (Millimeters) / CM (Centimeter), both for armour and gun caliber

Engine Reliability:

* Terrible.
* Very Poor.
* Poor.
* Average.
* Good.
* Very Good.
* Excellent.

## United States

### Light Tanks

* M2 Light Tank

The M2 Light tank is a fast, lightly armored tank with a 37mm cannon capable of penetrating early war tanks. It has 25mm of frontal armor, and 20mm of side armor, and has 2 machine guns, with a crew of 4. It is used from 1939 to the end of 1941. It has very good reliability, and almost never will break down unless damaged.

* M3 Light Tank

The M3 is an upgrade from the M2, it has a 37mm gun, and 2 machine guns, with 51mm of frontal armor, and 20mm of side armor, and a crew of 4. It is used from; The beginning of 1941, to the end of 1942. It has very good reliability, and almost never will break down unless damaged.

* M5A1 Light Tank

The M5A1 tank has 51mm of frontal armor 20mm side armor, and a 37mm gun, along with two machine guns, has a crew of 4. It is introduced in; January of 1943, and is used until the end of the war. It has very good reliability, and almost never will break down unless damaged.

* M24 Chaffe

The M24 light tank has a 75mm gun, and 25mm of both frontal and side armor, and has two machine guns. Combining Mobility for Firepower, M24 Chaffe is usefull for flanking. It is introduced in the beginning of 1945 and stays until the end of the war. It has very good reliability, and almost never will break down unless damaged

### Medium Tanks

* M2 Medium Tank

The M2 Medium Tank, it has a 37mm gun and 4 machine guns which are great at suppressing infantry with a crew of 5. It has 32mm of frontal slightly sloped armor, and 25mm of side armor, it is used from the beginning of; 1940 to the end of 1941. It has very good reliability, and almost never will break down unless damaged.

* M3 Lee

The M3 is a medium tank, it has a 75mm gun, a 37mm gun, one M1919 LMG, 51mm of slightly sloped armor, 38 mm of side armor, and a crew of 6. It is used from; April 1942, to September 1943. It has very good reliability, and almost never will break down unless damaged.

* M4 Sherman

The M4 has 51mm of sloped frontal armor, 38mm armor on the sides, a 75mm gun, and a crew of 5 making it a balanced tank in terms of firepower and mobility. M4 Sherman was introduced in October of 1942 and was used until the end of the war. It has very good reliability, and almost never will break down unless damaged.

* M4A1 Sherman

The M4A1 Sherman uses Cast hull instead of Welded hull which enhance the ability to deflect any incoming projectile and reducing the likeliness of penetration, the M4A1 has 51mm of frontal armour and 38mm on the sides with the gun being a 75mm, and a crew of 5 making it a balanced tank interm of firepower and mobility. The 75mm Sherman was introduced in October of 1942 and was used until the end of the war. It has very good reliability, and almost never will break down unless damaged.

* M4A2 Sherman

The M4A2 has 51mm of sloped frontal armor 38mm on the sides with the gun being a 75mm, and a crew of 5 making it a balanced tank interm of firepower and mobility, The 75mm Sherman was introduced in October of 1942 and was used until the end of the war. It has very good reliability, and almost never will break down unless damaged.

* M4A3 Sherman

The M4A3 has 51mm of sloped frontal armor 38mm on the sides with the gun being a 75mm, and a crew of 5 making it a balanced tank interm of firepower and mobility, The 75mm Sherman was introduced in October of 1942 and was used until the end of the war. It has very good reliability, and almost never will break down unless damaged.

* M4A1(76)W Sherman.

The M4A1(76)W Sherman uses Cast hull instead of Welded hull which enhance the ability to deflect any incoming projectile and reducing the likeliness of penetration, the M4A1(76)W has 51mm of frontal armour and 38mm on the sides with the gun being a 76mm, and a crew of 5 making it a Great tank interm of firepower and mobility. It has very good reliability, and almost never will break down unless damaged. available in July 1944 till 1945

* M4A2(76)W Sherman

The M4A2(76)W has a 51mm of frontal armour and 38mm on the sides with the gun being a 76mm, and a crew of 5 making it a Great tank interm of firepower and mobility. It has very good reliability, and almost never will break down unless damaged. available in July 1944 till 1945

* M4A3(76)W Sherman

The M4A3(76)W has a 51mm of frontal armour and 38mm on the sides with the gun being a 76mm, and a crew of 5 making it a Great tank interm of firepower and mobility. It has very good reliability, and almost never will break down unless damaged. available in December 1944 till 1945

* M4A3E8 Sherman

The M4A3E8 has a 63mm of frontal armour and 38mm on the sides with the gun being a 76mm, and a crew of 5 making it a Great tank interm of firepower and mobility and featuring the HVSS Suspension. It has very good reliability, and almost never will break down unless damaged. available in July 1944 till 1945

### **Heavy Tanks**

* M4A3E2 Sherman Jumbo

The M4A3E2 is an up armoured M4A3 with a 102mm of sloped Frontal Armour and a 38mm of Side Armour, Not even a Tiger 1 can penetrate it's frontal armour, It uses the 75mm Cannon and has a crew of 5 and is introduced in July 1944 till 1945, t has very good reliability, and almost never will break down unless damaged.

* M4A3E2(76) Sherman Jumbo

The M4A3E2 is the most powerful Sherman, It has 102mm of sloped frontal armor 38mm on the sides, with its gun being a 76mm, it capable of combating all but the thickest armour tank. It is introduced in January 1945 and is used until the end of the war. It has very good reliability, and almost never will break down unless damaged.

* M26 Pershing

The Pershing is the best American tank of the war, it has very good armor 102mm thick frontal, sloped armor, 76mm on the sides of the tank, it's equipped with the powerful 90mm gun, capable of combating those of a Panther, with a crew of 5. It is introduced in January 1945 and is there until the end of the war. It has very good reliability, and almost never will break down unless damaged.

* T26E1-1 Super Pershing.

The T26E1-1 Super Pershing is a M26 Pershing Variant with a longer 90mm gun, The T15E1 gun 90mm gun was created in respond of the german Panzerkampfwagen VI Tiger II Ausf B Tank, with a welded Panther's frontal hull, it significantly boosted the armour to 140mm of thick frontal sloped armor, and 76mm of armor on the side and a crew of 5. It is introduced in July of 1945 and is then used until the end of the year. It has very good reliability, and almost never will break down unless damaged.

### Tank Destroyers

* M10 Wolverine

The M10 is a tank destroyer, it has a 3 Inch (76.2mm) Gun, and 37mm of frontal armor, 17mm for the sides, and a crew of 5. the M10 Wolverine has a very slow turret traverse so it's recommended to use it defensively. It is introduced in January of 1943 and stays until the end of the war. It has very good reliability, and almost never will break down unless damaged.

* M18 Hellcat

The M18 is a fast light tank, with a 76mm gun, but extremely thin armor, it being only 13mm thick at the front and on the sides, and a crew of 5. It has a good machine gun, a .50 Cal M2 Browning, and only is introduced in July of 1944, where it stays until the end of the war. It has very good reliability, and almost never will break down unless damaged.

* M36 Jackson

The M36 is a tank destroyer, with 37mm of frontal armor, and 19mm on the sides, it has an extremely good gun, it being a 90mm one, and a crew of 5. It is introduced in; October of 1944 and is used until the end of the war. It has very good reliability, and almost never will break down unless damaged.

### Self-Propelled-Guns

* M4(105)

M4(105) is a Infantry Support Tank, with its 105mm Cannon it capable of supressing enemy infantry, it has limited HEAT shell to combat armoured threat, it has a 51mm of Frontal Armour and 38mm of Side Armour and a Crew of 5. It has very good reliability, and almost never will break down unless damaged. available in April 1944 till 1945

* M4A3(105)

M4A3(105) is a Infantry Support Tank, with its 105mm Cannon it capable of supressing enemy infantry, it has limited HEAT shell to combat armoured threat, it has a 51mm of Frontal Armour and 38mm of Side Armour and a Crew of 5. It has very good reliability, and almost never will break down unless damaged. available in April 1944 till 1945

* M4A3E8(105)

The M4A3E8(105) is a Infantry Support Tank, with its 105mm Cannon it capable of supressing enemy infantry, it has limited HEAT shell to combat armoured threat, it has a 63mm of Frontal Armour and 38mm of Side Armour and a Crew of 5. It has very good reliability and featuring the HVSS Suspension instead of the VVSS, and almost never will break down unless damaged. available in October 1944 till 1945

### Half-Tracks

* M16 MGMC

The M16 MGMC nicknamed the "Meat Chopper" is a Self Propelled Anti Air Halftrack. It has quad .50 M2 Browning mounted on it and has 10mm of frontal armor 8mm of side armor, and a crew of 5. It is introduced in July of 1943 and is used until the end of the war. It has very good reliability, and almost never will break down unless damaged.

* M2 Half-Track

The M2 has one 50. Caliber gun mounted on it, along with 10mm of frontal armor 8mm of side armor, and a crew of 3. It is used in 1939 until the end of the war, but in lesser numbers than the M3. It has very good reliability, and almost never will break down unless damaged.

* M3 Half-Track

The M3 has one 50. Caliber gun mounted on it, along with 10mm of frontal armor 8mm of side armor, and a crew of 3. It is used in 1939 until the end of the war. It has very good reliability, and almost never will break down unless damaged.

* M3 GMC

The M3 is a half-track with a 75mm gun mounted on top of it, it has 10mm of frontal armor, and 8mm of side armor, and a crew of 3. It is used from January 1942 to September 1943. It has very good reliability, and almost never will break down unless damaged.

### Armored Cars

* M20 Greyhound

The M20 is a very fast armored car and is a great reconnaisance vehicle. It has a 50. Caliber mounted machine gun on it, with 19mm of frontal armor, and 8mm of side armor, and a crew of 3. It is introduced in July of 1943 and is used until the end of the war. It has very good reliability, and almost never will break down unless damaged.

* M8 Greyhound

The M8 is very fast armored car and is a great reconnaisance vehicle, it has a 37mm gun mounted on it, and has 19mm of frontal armor, and 8mm of side armor, and a crew of 3. It is introduced in; July of 1943 and is used until the end of the war. It has very good reliability, and almost never will break down unless damaged.

## Germany

### Light Tanks

* Panzer 35(t)

The Pz 35(t) is Czechoslovak-designed light tank used by Germany, it has 3.7 cm gun (37mm) with 2 machine guns, and 25mm of frontal armor 16mm of armor on the sides, and a crew of 4. It is used from 1939 to September of 1942. With a average reliability it will occasionally break down or if the engine is damaged.

* Panzer 38(t) Ausf C

The Pz 38(t) C is a Czechoslovak-designed light tank used by Germany, has a 37 mm gun with 2 machine guns, and 25mm of frontal armor 15mm on the sides, and a crew of 4. It is used from; 1939 to March 1942. With a average reliability it will occasionally break down or if the engine is damaged

* Panzer 38(t) Ausf E

The Pz 38(t) Ausf E is a Czechoslovak-designed light tank used by Germany, has a 37mm gun with 2 machine guns, and increased armour up to 50mm of frontal armor and 15mm of armor on the sides, with a crew of 4. It is introduced in January 1941 and is used until September 1942. With a average reliability it will occasionally break down or if the engine is damaged

* Panzer I Ausf A & B

The Pz I A and B only has only Twin MG13 which is only effective agaisnt infantry and inaffective agaisnt tank, it has 13mm of frontal armor and side armor and a crew of 2. It is used from 1939 to the end of 1940. the Ausfuhrung B only has an engine improvement with a average reliability it will occasionally break down or if the engine is damaged

* Panzer II Ausf C

The Pz II C has a 2cm Autocannon and a Coaxial MG34, Panzer II is ideal for destroying ATG, it has 14.5mm of frontal armor side armor too, and a crew of 4. It has 20mm gun with a single machine gun and is used from; 1939 to June 1941. With a average reliability it will occasionally break down or if the engine is damaged

* Panzer II Ausf D

The Ausfuhrung D is the same as the Ausf C, it has a 2cm Autocannon and a Coaxial MG34, Panzer II is ideal for destroying ATG, 14.5mm of frontal armour and side armor. With a 20mm gun with a single machine gun, and a crew of 4, It was used from; 1939 to March 1940. With a average reliability it will occasionally break down or if the engine is damaged

* Panzer II Ausf F

The Ausfuhrung F has the same gun as previous Panzer II, but it features increased armour of 30mm Frontal and side, it has a crew if 4 and ideal for destroying ATG. it's available for use in April 1941 till December 1942. With a average reliability it will occasionally break down or if the engine is damaged

* Flammpanzer II / Panzer II Flamm

The Pz II Flamm, has a 14.5mm of frontal and sides, and a crew of 4. It uses a single machine gun, and 2 mounted flamethrowers and is great for anti everything, wether tank, ATG or infantry. It is used from April 1941 to September 1942. With a average reliability it will occasionally break down or if the engine is damaged

### Medium Tanks

* Panzer III Ausf E

The Pz III E has a 3.7cm gun with Twin Coaxial MG34 and a Hull MG34 it is great for mopping infantry, the 3.7cm gun Provide a suppresive fire while the MG34 deals with the infantry, it has a 30mm of frontal armor, with 30mm of armor on the sides, and a crew of 5. It is used from April 1939 to December 1941. With a average reliability it will occasionally break down or if the engine is damaged

* Panzer III Ausf F (Early & Late)

The Panzer III F has a 3.7cm gun (early) and a 5cm gun (late), and the same Twin Coaxial MG34 and a Hull Mount MG34. the early Panzer III F enter service in October 1939 till December 1941 while the Late variant enter service in July 1940 till December 1941 both has a crew of 5, the Panzer III F (early) has an armour of 30mm for all side while the Late variant has a 50mm Frontal armour and 30mm Side armour. With a average reliability it will occasionally break down or if the engine is damaged

* Panzer III Ausf G

The Pz III G has a 5cm gun and the Twin Coaxial MG34, and 50mm of frontal armor, and 30mm side armor, and a crew of 5. It is used from July of 1940 to December 1942. With a average reliability it will occasionally break down or if the engine is damaged

* Panzer III Ausf H

The Pz III H has a 5cm gun and the Twin Coaxial MG34, and 50mm of frontal armor, and 30mm side armor, and a crew of 5. It is used from July of 1940 to December 1942. With a average reliability it will occasionally break down or if the engine is damaged

* Panzer III Ausf J

The Pz III J has a longer 5cm gun than other Panzer III Variant, the KwK 39 L/60 gives more penetration power than the KwK 38 L/42, it has a Coaxial MG34 and a Hull Mounted MG34. it has 50mm of Frontal armour and 30mm of side, it has a crew of 5 and available in July of 1941 to September 1943. With a average reliability it will occasionally break down or if the engine is damaged

* Panzer III Ausf L

The Pz III L has the long 5cm gun, the KwK 39 L/60 gives more penetration power than the KwK 38 L/42, it has a Coaxial MG34 and a Hull Mounted MG34. it has 70mm of Frontal armour and 30mm of side, it has a crew of 5 and available in April 1942 to September 1943. With a average reliability it will occasionally break down or if the engine is damaged

* Panzer III Ausf M

The Pz III M has the long 5cm gun, the KwK 39 L/60 gives more penetration power than the KwK 38 L/42, it has a Coaxial MG34 and a Hull Mounted MG34. it has 70mm of Frontal armour and 30mm of side, it has a crew of 5 and available in April 1942 to September 1943. With a average reliability it will occasionally break down or if the engine is damaged

* Panzer III Ausf N

The Pz III N, has the short barrel 75mm gun (KwK 37 L/24) with 2 machine guns, it's very great for infantry support role with the 75mm gun suppressing the enemy position, it has a 70mm of frontal armor, and 30mm on the sides, and a crew of 5. It was used from July 1943 to March 1944. With a average reliability it will occasionally break down or if the engine is damaged

* Panzer IV Ausf A

The Pz IV A uses a short barrel 75mm with the intended role of infantry support, it has a coaxial MG34 and a hull mounted MG34, it has 14.5mm of frontal armor and 14.5mm on the sides, and a crew of 5. Available in 1939 to December 1940. With a average reliability it will occasionally break down or if the engine is damaged

* Panzer IV Ausf B

The Pz IV B uses a short barrel 75mm with the intended role of infantry support, it has a coaxial MG34 and a hull mounted MG34 and a new more powerful engine, it has 14.5mm of frontal armor and 14.5mm on the sides, and a crew of 5. Available in 1939 to September 1941. With a average reliability it will occasionally break down or if the engine is damaged,

* Panzer IV Ausf C

The Pz IV C offers a new commander cupola, it uses a short barrel 75mm with the intended role of infantry support, it has a coaxial MG34 and a hull mounted MG34, it has 30mm of frontal armor and 20mm on the sides, and a crew of 5. Available in 1939 to September 1941. With a average reliability it will occasionally break down or if the engine is damaged,

* Panzer IV Ausf D

The Pz IV D uses a short barrel 75mm with the intended role of infantry support, it has a coaxial MG34 and a hull mounted MG34, it has 30mm of frontal armor and 20mm on the sides, and a crew of 5. Available in 1939 to September 1941. With a average reliability it will occasionally break down or if the engine is damaged

* Panzer IV Ausf E

The Pz IV E uses a short barrel 75mm with the intended role of infantry support, it has a coaxial MG34 and a hull mounted MG34, it has 50mm of frontal armor and 30mm on the sides, and a crew of 5. Available in 1939 to September 1941. With a average reliability it will occasionally break down or if the engine is damaged,

* Panzer IV Ausf F

The Pz IV F has 50mm of frontal armor, however the upper hull is replaced with 50mm of armor instead of the usual 30mm, but the sides have 30mm of armor, and a crew of 5. it has the short 75mm gun and a coaxial MG34 and a hull mounted MG34, used from July of 1941 to December 1943. With a average reliability it will occasionally break down or if the engine is damaged,

* Panzer IV Ausf F2

The Panzer IV F2 features a long 75mm (KwK 40 L/43) Gun increasing the armour penetration capability,, it has the same 2 MG34 as previous variant and 50mm of frontal armor, and 30mm on the sides, and a crew of 5. It is used from April 1942, to March 1944. With a average reliability it will occasionally break down or if the engine is damaged,

* Panzer IV Ausf G

the Pz IV G has a long barreled 75mm gun (KwK 40 L/48) and 2 Machinegun like other variant of the Pz IV, it has 50mm of frontal armour and 30mm of side armour, it has a crew of 5 and useable in July 1942 to December 1944. With a average reliability it will occasionally break down or if the engine is damaged,

* Panzer IV Ausf H

The Pz IV H has the long barreled 75mm gun with 2 machine guns, and an increased armour up to 80mm of frontal armor with 30mm on the sides, it can stand the 75mm shot of the sherman easily, and it has a crew of 5. It is used from July 1943, to the end of the war. With a average reliability it will occasionally break down or if the engine is damaged,

* Panzer IV Ausf J

The Pz IV J has a long barreled 75mm gun also with 2 machine guns, and 80mm of frontal armor with 30mm on the sides, and a crew of 5. It has a manual turret traverse which cause it to have a slower traverse than the Panzer IV H. It is used from October 1944, to the end of the war. With a average reliability it will occasionally break down or if the engine is damaged,

* Panzer V "Panther" Ausf D

The Panther D has very good armor, with it being 80mm of frontally sloped armor it can withstand most of the shell coming from the allied tanks, and 40mm on the sides, and a crew of 5. It has a good gun, it has a long 75mm gun (KwK 42 L/70) with very high penetration, higher than the 8.8cm KwK 36 L/56 despite being a 75mm due to the high muzzle velocity. it's available for use in July 1943, to September 1944. The Panther series are the best medium tanks Germany has. With a average reliability it will occasionally break down or if the engine is damaged

* Panzer V "Panther" Ausf A

The Panther A has very good armor, with it being 80mm of frontally sloped armor it can withstand most of the shell coming from the allied tanks, and 40mm on the sides. it has a crew of 5 and a complex suspension system known as "Schachtellaufwerk". It has a good gun, it has a long 75mm gun (KwK 42 L/70) with very high penetration, higher than the 8.8cm KwK 36 L/56 despite being a 75mm due to the high muzzle velocity. it's available for use in October 1943, to December 1944. The Panther series are the best medium tanks Germany has. With a average reliability it will occasionally break down or if the engine is damaged

* Panzer V "Panther" Ausf G

The Panther G has very good armor, increased to 80mm of frontally sloped armor it can withstand most of the shell coming from the allied tanks, and 40mm on the sides. it has a crew of 5, the turret mantlet has the "lower chin" Design to prevent Trapshot. It has a good gun, it has a long 75mm gun (KwK 42 L/70) with very high penetration, higher than the 8.8cm KwK 36 L/56 despite being a 75mm due to the high muzzle velocity. it's available for use in October 1943, to December 1944. The Panther series are the best medium tanks Germany has. With a average reliability it will occasionally break down or if the engine is damaged

Trapshot:

* Panzer III Flamm / Flammpanzer III

The Flammpanzer III is used with the chassis of the Panzer III M, instead of a cannon it has a flamethrower. It has 2 machine guns, and is used from January 1943 to June 1944. With a average reliability it will occasionally break down or if the engine is damaged

### Heavy Tanks

* Panzer kampfwagen VI "Tiger" Ausf E

The Tiger 1 E is a heavy tank with an 8.8cm KwK 36 L/56 gun with 2 MG34, It has very good armor, being 100mm frontally thick and 80mm on the side, and a crew of 5. it was the tank the allied feared due to the thick armour, legend says it tooks 5 sherman to destroy 1 Tiger 1. It is introduced in July 1942 and is used until the end of the war. With a average reliability it will occasionally break down or if the engine is damaged

* Panzerkampfwagen VI "Konigstiger" Ausf B

The Tiger II is the best Heavy Tank in the game, it has the 8.8cm KwK 43 L/71, it has the second highest penetration capability after KwK 44 L/55, it has 1 185mm of Frontal armour and 80mm of Side armour, capable of bouncing most of the allied tank shells, and it has a crew of 5. It is introduced in April 1944 and is used until the end of the war. With a average reliability it will occasionally break down or if the engine is damaged

### Super Heavy Tanks

* Panzerkampfwagen VIII "Maus"

The Maus is a Super Heavy Tanks, it is the heaviest tank ever created sitting at 188 Tons, with 240mm of sloped frontal armor, with 185mm of side armor. Its turret has 220mm of frontal armor and 210mm of side armor, even from the rear it has 160mm of armor, capable of bouncing all but the biggest caliber of the allied tanks (152mm), it has a crew of 6. It carry the Massive 12.8cm KwK 44 L/55 and a Coaxial 7.5cm KwK 44 L/36.5 and 2 MG34. It is used from July 1945 to the end of the war. Being a massive almost impervious fortress has its downsides, because of the sheer 188 tons the Maus are very underpowered, it has the terrible engine reliability and would *very often* broke down engine failure. Nontheless, the tank might turn into a bunker if it gets it's engine broke down, best way to do if you encounter it is to destroy it with 152mm HEAT or Flamethrower, if you didn't bring any heavy gunnery then it's recommended to avoid the tank completely

### Tank Destroyers

* Panzerjäger V Jagdpanther

The Jagdpanther is a tank built upon a Panther chassis, and is fitted with the 8.8cm KwK 43 L/71 with an MG34. It has 80mm of sloped frontal armor, and 40mm of side armor, and a crew of 5, it's best to use it defensively. It is introduced in April 1944 and is used until the end of the war. It has no turret (Fixed) and must rotate the entire tank for to aim. With a average reliability it will occasionally break down or if the engine is damaged

* Jagdpanzer 38(t) Hetzer

The Hetzer is a tank destroyer built using a Panzer 38(t) chassis, it has 60mm of frontal, sloped armor it has 20mm on the sides, and a crew of 4. It has no turret (fixed) and must rotate the entire tank for to aim. It has a 7.5cm KwK 39 L/48 gun with a MG34 that's manually operated inside the tanks and is introduced in July 1944 and is used until the end of the war. With a average reliability it will occasionally break down or if the engine is damaged

Flammpanzer 38(t)

Flammpanzer 38(t) is a flamethrower tanks, it uses flamethrower instead of the 7.5cm KwK 39 L/48 gun of the Hetzer. it has 60mm of frontal, sloped armor it has 20mm on the sides, and a crew of 4. It has no turret (fixed) and must rotate the entire tank for to aim. It has a 7.5cm KwK 39 L/48 gun with a MG34 that's manually operated inside the tanks and is introduced in July 1944 and is used until the end of the war. With a average reliability it will occasionally break down or if the engine is damaged

* Panzerjager Tiger Ausf B

The Jagdtiger is a Heavy Tank Destroyer, it uses a Tiger II as its chassis, and has its turret removed and the gun is replaced with 12.8cm KwK 44 L/55, it has the most penetration capability, capable of penning 220mm of armour at the distance of 1km and it has an MG34 as it's machinegun. It has 250mm of sloped frontal armor 80mm on its sides, and a crew of 5. It is introduced in July of 1944 and is used until the end of the war. It is one the most heavily armored after Maus. With a average reliability it will occasionally break down or if the engine is damaged

* Panzer IV/70 A & V

The PzIV/70 is based on a Panzer IV Chassis, it has a 7.5cm KwK 42 L/70 and an MG34. it has 80mm of sloped frontal armor and 30mm thick armor on the sides, and a crew of 4. It has no turret (Fixed) and must rotate the entire tank to aim. it was introduced in July of 1944 and was used until the end of the war. With a average reliability it will occasionally break down or if the engine is damaged

* Panzerjäger Tiger (P) Ferdinand

The Ferdinand has an 8.8cm KwK 43 L/71 gun, and 100mm thick frontal armour and has only 80mm of side armor, and a crew of 6. It is introduced in July 1943 to March 1944. With a average reliability it will occasionally break down or if the engine is damaged

* Panzerjäger Tiger (P) Elefant

The Elefant has an 8.8cm KwK 43 L/71 gun and an MG34, it has 100mm thick frontal armour and has only 80mm of side armor, and a crew of 6. It is introduced in April 1943 to the end of the war. With a average reliability it will occasionally break down or if the engine is damaged

* Jagdpanzer IV

The Jagdpanzer IV is a Tank Destroyer, it has a 7.5cm Pak-39 L/48 gun and an MG34, and armour of 80mm of sloped frontal armour and 30mm side armour, it has a crew of 4. It is introduced in; April of 1944 and is used until the end of the war. With a average reliability it will occasionally break down or if the engine is damaged

* Marder II

The Marder II was based on the chassis of the Panzer II tank and converted into a self-propelled anti-tank vehicle. it has 30mm of frontal armor and 20mm on the sides, and a crew of 3. It has a 7.5cm Pak-40 and is used from July of 1942 to the end of the war. With a average reliability it will occasionally break down or if the engine is damaged

* Marder III Ausf H

The Marder III was based on the chassis of the Czechoslovakian Panzer 38(t) tank and converted into a self-propelled anti-tank vehicle. it has 50mm of frontal armor and 15mm on the sides, and a crew of 4. It has a 7.5cm Pak-40 gun with a MG34 and is used from October 1942 to the end of the war. With a average reliability it will occasionally break down or if the engine is damaged

* Marder III Ausf M

The Marder III was based on the chassis of the Czechoslovakian Panzer 38(t) tank and converted into a self-propelled anti-tank vehicle. it has 30mm of frontal armor and 20mm on the sides, and a crew of 4. It has a 7.5cm Pak-40 gun with a MG34 and is used from April 1943 to the end of the war. With a average reliability it will occasionally break down or if the engine is damaged

* Sd.Kfz. 164 Nashorn

The Nashorn is a a Tank Destroyer, it has 20mm of frontal armor 15mm on the sides, and an 8.8cm KwK 43 L/71 gun with a MG34, and a crew of 5. It is used from July 1943 to the end of the war. With a average reliability it will occasionally break down or if the engine is damaged

* PanzerJager I

The PanzerJager, it's based on the Panzer I and has 15mm of frontal armor and 13mm on the sides, very feeble, and a crew of 3. It has 4.7 cm PaK 36(t)and is used from 1939 to December 1943. With a average reliability it will occasionally break down or if the engine is damaged

### Self-Propelled-Guns

* Sturmgeschütz III Ausf A

The StuG III A has a 7.5cm KwK 37 L/24 gun with no machine gun, it has 50mm of frontal armor, and 30mm on the sides, and a crew of 4. The StuG III A was used from: January 1940 to September 1940. With a average reliability it will occasionally break down or if the engine is damaged

* Sturmgeschütz III Ausf B

The StuG III B has a 7.5cm KwK 37 L/24 gun with no machine gun, it has 50mm of frontal armor, and 30mm on the sides, and a crew of 4. This variant introduced a redesigned sloped superstructure for improved crew visibility and protection. The StuG III A was used fromJuly 1940 to December 1941. With a average reliability it will occasionally break down or if the engine is damaged

* Sturmgeschütz III Ausf C

The StuG III C has a 7.5cm KwK 37 L/24 gun with no machine gun, it has 50mm of frontal armor, and 30mm on the sides, and a crew of 4, the Ausf. C featured further improvements to the superstructure design. The StuG III C was used from April 1941 to December 1941. With a average reliability it will occasionally break down or if the engine is damaged

* Sturmgeschütz III Ausf D

The StuG III D has a 7.5cm KwK 37 L/24 gun with no machine gun, it has 50mm of frontal armor, and 30mm on the sides, and a crew of 4, the Ausf. D incorporated additional modifications and refinements based on previous version. The StuG III D was used from April 1941 to March 1942. With a average reliability it will occasionally break down or if the engine is damaged

* Sturmgeschütz III Ausf E

The StuG III E has a 7.5cm KwK 37 L/24 gun with a Hull Mounted MG34 machine gun, it has 50mm of frontal armor, and 30mm on the sides, and a crew of 4, The Sturmgeschütz III Ausf. E followed the Ausf. D and featured further refinements and modifications based on combat experience and production improvements. The StuG III E was used from October 1941 to September 1942. With a average reliability it will occasionally break down or if the engine is damaged

* Sturmgeschütz III Ausf F

The StuG III F, or Sturmgeschütz III Ausführung F, was a German assault gun used in World War II. It was armed with a 7.5cm KwK 40 L/43 gun and a hull mounted MG34, offering improved firepower compared to earlier variants. Its frontal armor was around 50mm thick, providing moderate protection, while the side armor measured approximately 30mm and manned by a crew of 4. t is useable from April 1942 to June of 1943. With a average reliability it will occasionally break down or if the engine is damaged

* Sturmgeschütz III Ausf F/8

The StuG III F/8 was a German assault gun used in World War II. It had a 7.5cm KwK 40 L/43 gun and was primarily employed for direct fire support to infantry units. Its frontal armor was around 50mm thick, offering moderate protection, while the side armor measured approximately 30mm. The StuG II F/8 featured a hull-mounted MG34 machine gun for anti-infantry and defensive purposes. it uses Maybach HL 120 TRM-1 engine which gave it a bit more mobility than the StuG III F. it's available for use in October 1942 to June 1943. With a average reliability it will occasionally break down or if the engine is damaged

* Sturmgeschütz III G (Fruhe & Spate)

The StuG III G, encompassing both the early (Frühe) and late (Späte) variants, was a German assault gun utilized during World War II. It featured a 7.5cm KwK 40 L/48 gun and hull mounted MG34, providing enhanced firepower compared to previous models. the Fruhe has a 50mm of Frontal armour and 30mm for the side and useable in January 1943 to September 1944. while the Spate has a 80mm of Frontal Armour and 30mm Side, and is useable in March 1943 to the end of the war. With a average reliability it will occasionally break down or if the engine is damaged

* Sturmgeschütz IV.

The StuG IV was a German assault gun utilized during World War II. It featured a 7.5cm KwK 40 L/48 gun and a Hull mounted MG34. The frontal armor of the StuG IV was typically around 80mm thick and 30mm Thick for the side. It is introduced in January 1944 and is used until the end of the war. With a average reliability it will occasionally break down or if the engine is damaged

* Sturmhaubitze 42.

The StuH 42 was a German Assault gun utilized during WW2. instead of the 7.5cm KwK 40 L/48, it uses 10.5 cm StuH 42 L/28. The Frontal armour of StuG 42 is approximately 80mm thick and 30mm thick for the side. It is introduced in; April 1943 and is used until the end of the war. With a average reliability it will occasionally break down or if the engine is damaged

### Self-Propelled-Anti-Air

* OstWind.

The OstWind is a SPAA tank, with a 37mm gun with one MG34, and is built atop a Panzer IV chassis, and a crew of 5. It has 80mm of frontal armor 30mm on the sides. it is best used agaisnt infantry and is introduced in January 1945 and is used until the end of the war. With a average reliability it will occasionally break down or if the engine is damaged

* Wirbelwind.

The Wirbelwind is a SPAA tank, with quad 20mm gun with one MG34, and is built atop a Panzer IV chassis, and a crew of 5. It has 80mm of frontal armor 30mm on the sides, it is best used agaisnt infantry, it is introduced in July of 1944 and is used until the end of the war. With a average reliability it will occasionally break down or if the engine is damaged

### Half-Tracks

* Sonderkraftfahrzeug 10/4 & 10/5

The Sd.Kfz 10/4 & 10/5 is a Half-Track with a single 20mm Flak gun mounted on it, the Sdkfz 10/4 has the FlaK 30 while the Sdkfz 10/5 has the FlaK 38, it has a crew of 3. the Sdkfz 10/4 is used from 1939 to December 1943 while the 10/5 remains in service until the end of the war. It has 14mm of frontal armor, and 8mm of armor on the sides. With a average reliability it will occasionally break down or if the engine is damaged

* Sonderkraftfahrzeug 250/1

The Sd.Kfz 250-1 is a Half-Track with a single MG34 machine gun mounted on it, and a crew of 3. It has 14mm of frontal armor and 8mm on the sides. It has a late variant which has no changes but camouflage. It is used from; July 1941 to December 1943. the late variant takes its place from there. With a average reliability it will occasionally break down or if the engine is damaged

* *Sdkfz 250 Variant*

1. Sonderkraftfarhzeug 250/11

Sdkfz 250/11 has a 2.8cm sPzB 41 Heavy Anti Tank Rifle and an MG34, available to use in April 1942 to September 1944

2. Sonderkraftfahrzeug 250/8

Sdkfz 250/8 has a 7.5cm KwK 37 L/24 Gun and an MG34, available to use in January 1944 to the end of the war

3. Sonderkraftfahrzeug 250/9

Sdkfz 250/9 has a 2cm KwK 38 (Flak 38) Autocannon, Available to use in January 1944 to the end of the war

* Sonderkraftfahrzeug 251 Ausf A-D

The Sd.Kfz 251 has a single MG34 machine mounted on it and has 14mm of frontal armor and 8mm on the sides, and a crew of 3. It has many variants which have no differences, but time they are used in and camouflage. The Sd.Kfz 251 is used from 1939 to 1945 (A-D variant). With a average reliability it will occasionally break down or if the engine is damaged

* *Sdkfz 251 Variants*

1. Sonderkraftfahrzeug 251/10

Sdkfz 250/10 has a 3.7cm Pak 36 ATG Attached to it and an MG34, available to use in January 1939 to June 1944

2. Sonderkraftfahrzeug 251/16

Sdkfz 251/16 has 2 Flamethrower and an MG34, Infantry can mount the Halftrack, Available in October 1943 to the end of the war

3. Sonderkraftfahrzeug 251/17

Sdkfz 251/17 has a 2cm KwK 38 (Flak 38) Autocannon, Available in October 1943 to the end of the war

4. Sonderkraftfahrzeug 251/22

Sdkfz 251/22 has a 7.5cm Pak-40 ATG Attached to it and an MG34, available to use in October 1943 to the end of the war

### Armored Cars

* Sonderkraftfahrzeug 221

The Sd.Kfz 221 has 14mm of frontal armor and 8mm on the sides, with a crew of 2. It has MG34 machine gun, and is used from 1939 to March 1944. With a average reliability it will occasionally break down or if the engine is damaged

* Sonderkraftfahrzeug 222.

The Sd.Kfz 222 has 14mm of frontal armor and 8mm on the sides. It has a 2cm KwK 38 (FlaK 38) Autocannon, and an MG34, and is used from 1939 to March 1944. With a average reliability it will occasionally break down or if the engine is damaged

* Sonderkraftfahrzeug 231.

The Sd.Kfz 231 has 18mm of frontal armor, and 8mm of armor on the sides, and a crew of 4. It has a single MG34, and has a 2cm KwK 38 (FlaK 38) and is used from 1939 to September 1943. With a average reliability it will occasionally break down or if the engine is damaged

* Sonderkraftfahrzeug 234/1.

The Sd.Kfz 234/1 has 30mm of frontal armor with 8mm of side armor, and a crew of 4. It has a MG34, with a 2cm KwK 38 (FlaK 38) Autocannon. It is introduced in July of 1944 and is used until the end of the war. With a average reliability it will occasionally break down or if the engine is damaged

* Sonderkraftfahrzeug 234/2 "Puma".

The Puma has a 5cm KwK 39 L/60 gun with a single MG34 machine gun, and has 30mm of frontal armor, with 8mm of side armor, and a crew of 4. It is introduced in July of 1943 and is used until the end of the war. With a average reliability it will occasionally break down or if the engine is damaged

* Sonderkraftfahrzeug 234/3

The Sd.Kfz 234/3 has a 7.5cm KwK 37 L/24 Gun with a single MG34 machine gun. It has 30mm of frontal armor, and 8mm of side armor, and a crew of 4. It is introduced in July of 1944 and is used until the end of the war, it has to turn the whole vehicle to aim and fire. With a average reliability it will occasionally break down or if the engine is damaged

* Schwerer Panzerspähwagen 7.5 cm Sonderkraftfahrzeug 234/4 Panzerabwehrkanonen Wagen

The Sd.Kfz 234/4 has a 7.5cm Pak 40 attached to it and a single MG34 machine gun, with 30mm frontal, 8mm side, armor, and a crew of 4. It is introduced in; January 1945 and is used until the end of the war, it has to turn the whole vehicle to aim and fire. With a average reliability it will occasionally break down or if the engine is damaged

## Soviet Union

### Light Tanks

* BT-5

The BT-5 only has 13mm of armor on all sides of the tank, it uses 45mm cannon and has one machine gun, and a crew of 3. It is used from 1939 to December 1942. Soviet manufacturing was often quick and leaving bolts unscrewed or weld lines cracked wasn't uncommon, leaving most Soviet tanks with poor quality armor and engine. Driving through mud and obstacles might get you stuck.

* BT-7

The BT-7 has 22mm thick frontal armor, and 13mm of side armor, and a crew of 3. It has a 45mm cannon with a single machine gun, It is used from 1939 to December 1942. Soviet manufacturing was often quick and leaving bolts unscrewed or weld lines cracked wasn't uncommon, leaving most Soviet tanks with poor quality armor and engine. Driving through mud and obstacles might get you stuck.

* T-60

The T-60 is a fast light tank, it has 20mm to 15mm of frontal armor depending on the area, it has 15mm of side armor, and a crew of 2. It is outfitted with a 20mm autocannon, with a single machine gun. It is used from January of 1941 to June of 1944. Soviet manufacturing was often quick and leaving bolts unscrewed or weld lines cracked wasn't uncommon, leaving most Soviet tanks with poor quality armor and engine. Driving through mud and obstacles might get you stuck.

* T-70

The T-70 has 35mm of good, sloped armor 15mm of armor on the sides, with a 45mm cannon and one machine gun, and a crew of 2. It is introduced in; April of 1942 and is used until the end of the war. Soviet manufacturing was often quick and leaving bolts unscrewed or weld lines cracked wasn't uncommon, leaving most Soviet tanks with poor quality armor and engine. Driving through mud and obstacles might get you stuck.

* T-26

The T-26 has 15mm of frontal armor, and 15mm of side armor. It has a 45mm cannon, with a single machine gun, and a crew of 3. It is used from; 1939 to December 1942. Soviet manufacturing was often quick and leaving bolts unscrewed or weld lines cracked wasn't uncommon, leaving most Soviet tanks with poor quality armor and engine. Driving through mud and obstacles might get you stuck.

* KhT-26

The KhT is a T-26 but the main cannon has been replaced with a flamethrower, it still has one machine gun, and a crew of 3. It is used from; 1939 to December 1942. Soviet manufacturing was often quick and leaving bolts unscrewed or weld lines cracked wasn't uncommon, leaving most Soviet tanks with poor quality armor and engine. Driving through mud and obstacles might get you stuck.

### Medium Tanks

* T-34-76 Model 1940

The T-34-76 M1940 is a great medium tank in its time, it has 45mm of heavily sloped frontal armor, and 45mm of sloped side armor, which can bounce many low velocity shells. It has a 76.2mm L-11 gun, with 2 machine guns, and a crew of 4. It is used from January 1941 to September 1942. Soviet manufacturing was often quick and leaving bolts unscrewed or weld lines cracked wasn't uncommon, leaving most Soviet tanks with poor quality armor and engine. Driving through mud and obstacles might get you stuck.

* T-34-76 Model 1941

The T-34-76 M1941 is a great medium tank in its time, it has 52mm of heavily sloped frontal armor, and 45mm of sloped side armor, which can bounce many low velocity shells. It has the improved F.34 76.2mm gun, with 2 machine guns, and a crew of 4. It is used from January 1941 to March 1943. Soviet manufacturing was often quick and leaving bolts unscrewed or weld lines cracked wasn't uncommon, leaving most Soviet tanks with poor quality armor and engine. Driving through mud and obstacles might get you stuck.

* T-34-76 Model 1942.

T-34-76 M1942 has 52mm of heavily sloped frontal armor, and 45mm of side armor, and a crew of 4. It has F.34 76.2mm gun with 2 machine guns and is used from January 1942 to December 1944. Soviet manufacturing was often quick and leaving bolts unscrewed or weld lines cracked wasn't uncommon, leaving most Soviet tanks with poor quality armor and engine. Driving through mud and obstacles might get you stuck.

T-34-76 Model 1943

T-34-76 M1943 has 60mm of heavily sloped frontal armor, and 45mm of side armor, and a crew of 4. Its turret armor has been heavily upgraded and is 60mm thick from the front and sides, and it features the new Hexagonal turret and increase in ammunition and fuel. It has F.34 76.2mm gun with 2 machine guns and is used from January 1943 to the end of the war. Soviet manufacturing was often quick and leaving bolts unscrewed or weld lines cracked wasn't uncommon, leaving most Soviet tanks with poor quality armor and engine. Driving through mud and obstacles might get you stuck.

* T-34-85 Model 1943

The T-34-85 M1943 is a good tank, with 90mm of heavily sloped frontal armor with 45mm of side armor on the hull, and a crew of 4. It has very good turret armor, and is almost 100mm thick from the front, it uses the D-5T 85mm gun instead of the 76.2mm and 2 machine guns, and is introduced in January 1944 and is used until the end of the war. Soviet manufacturing was often quick and leaving bolts unscrewed or weld lines cracked wasn't uncommon, leaving most Soviet tanks with poor quality armor and engine. Driving through mud and obstacles might get you stuck.

* T-34-85 Model 1944

The T-34-85 M1944 is a good tank, with 90mm of heavily sloped frontal armor with 45mm of side armor on the hull, and a crew of 4. It has very good turret armor, and is almost 100mm thick from the front, it uses the ZiS-S-54 85mm gun instead of the D-5T 85mm and 2 machine guns, and is introduced in October 1944 and is used until the end of the war. Soviet manufacturing was often quick and leaving bolts unscrewed or weld lines cracked wasn't uncommon, leaving most Soviet tanks with poor quality armor and engine. Driving through mud and obstacles might get you stuck.

### Heavy Tanks

* KV-1 Model 1940

The KV-1 M1940 is a good tank, it was heavily armoured for it's time, with it being 75mm thick on the front of the tank, and 75mm on the sides, it has a crew of 5. It has a F-32 76.2mm gun and 2 machine guns. It is used from January 1940 to December 1942. Soviet manufacturing was often quick and leaving bolts unscrewed or weld lines cracked wasn't uncommon, leaving most Soviet tanks with poor quality armor and engine. Driving through mud and obstacles might get you stuck.

* KV-1 Model 1941

The KV-1 M1941 is a good tank, it has a good armour, with it being 75mm thick on the front of the tank, and 75mm on the sides, it also has increased turret armour to 90mm, and it has a crew of 5. and an improved F-34 76.2mm gun with 2 machine guns. It is used from January 1941 to December 1943. Soviet manufacturing was often quick and leaving bolts unscrewed or weld lines cracked wasn't uncommon, leaving most Soviet tanks with poor quality armor and engine. Driving through mud and obstacles might get you stuck.

* KV-1 Model 1942.

The KV-1 Model 1942 has increased frontal armor thickness with it being 80mm, and 75mm of side armor, it has very good turret armor it being 110mm thick on the front and sides, and a crew of 5. It has the F-34 76.2mm cannon and 2 machine guns. It is introduced in; January 1942 and is used until the end of the war. Soviet manufacturing was often quick and leaving bolts unscrewed or weld lines cracked wasn't uncommon, leaving most Soviet tanks with poor quality armor and engine. Driving through mud and obstacles might get you stuck.

* KV-1S

The KV-1S has a thinner armor IN exchange for a faster speed. with it's frontal armor being 75mm and 75mm of side armor and a crew of 5, this made it way cheaper than the other KV variant. It has the F-34 76.2mm cannon and 2 machine guns. It is introduced in January 1942 and is used until the end of the war. Soviet manufacturing was often quick and leaving bolts unscrewed or weld lines cracked wasn't uncommon, leaving most Soviet tanks with poor quality armor and engine. Driving through mud and obstacles might get you stuck.

* KV-85

The KV-85 is a KV-1S but use the 85mm D-5T. It is used from July 1943 to June 1944, and a crew of 5. Soviet manufacturing was often quick and leaving bolts unscrewed or weld lines cracked wasn't uncommon, leaving most Soviet tanks with poor quality armor and engine. Driving through mud and obstacles might get you stuck

* KV-8

The KV-8 is a regular KV-1 but with a instead of the typical 76.2mm gun, it uses a flamethrower and a 45mm 20K gun, the KV-8 disguise the 45mm gun by utilizing a fake 76.2mm gun to hide it. manufacturing was often quick and leaving bolts unscrewed or weld lines cracked wasn't uncommon, leaving most Soviet tanks with poor quality armor and engine. Driving through mud and obstacles might get you stuck.

* KV-2.

The KV-2 is built atop a chassis of a Model 1940 KV-1, it uses the massive 152mm M-10 Gun, it will decimate everything it hit, it has 2 2 machine guns, and a crew of 6. The big gun make it the most expensive soviet tank in the game at a whopping 103 credits, it only has 20 ammunition so use them wisely. it's used from January 1940 to December 1942. Soviet manufacturing was often quick and leaving bolts unscrewed or weld lines cracked wasn't uncommon, leaving most Soviet tanks with poor quality armor and engine. Driving through mud and obstacles might get you stuck.

* IS-1

The IS-1 is quite a good tank, it has the 85mm D-5T gun with 2 machine guns, for armor it has extremely sloped 100mm thick front hull its bottom plate is 110mm thick, all of its side armor is also 90mm thick, same goes for the turret as well and a crew of 4. It is introduced in January 1944 and is used until the end of the war. Soviet manufacturing was often quick and leaving bolts unscrewed or weld lines cracked wasn't uncommon, leaving most Soviet tanks with poor quality armor and engine. Driving through mud and obstacles might get you stuck.

* IS-2 Model 1943

The IS-2 is quite a good tank, it has the 122mm A-19 gun instead of the 85mm D-5T with 2 machine guns, for armor it has extremely sloped 100mm thick front hull its bottom plate is 110mm thick, all of its side armor is also 90mm thick, same goes for the turret as well and a crew of 4. It is introduced in January 1944 and is used until the end of the war. Soviet manufacturing was often quick and leaving bolts unscrewed or weld lines cracked wasn't uncommon, leaving most Soviet tanks with poor quality armor and engine. Driving through mud and obstacles might get you stuck

* IS-2 Model 1944

The IS-2 is quite a good tank, it has the improved 122mm D-25T gun with 2 machine guns, for armor it has extremely sloped 100mm thick front hull its bottom plate is 110mm thick, all of its side armor is also 90mm thick, same goes for the turret as well and a crew of 4. It is introduced in January 1945 and is used until the end of the war. Soviet manufacturing was often quick and leaving bolts unscrewed or weld lines cracked wasn't uncommon, leaving most Soviet tanks with poor quality armor and engine. Driving through mud and obstacles might get you stuck

* IS-3

The IS-3 is an upgrade from the IS-2, and has 110mm of frontally sloped armor, with 90mm of side armor, and a thicker mantlet. It uses 2 machine guns, with the same D-25T 122mm cannon the IS-2 M1944 use. It is introduced in July of 1945 and is used until the end of the war, and a crew of 4. Soviet manufacturing was often quick and leaving bolts unscrewed or weld lines cracked wasn't uncommon, leaving most Soviet tanks with poor quality armor and engine. Driving through mud and obstacles might get you stuck.

### Tank Destroyers

* SU-85

The SU-85 is built atop a T-34 chassis and has the D-5T 85mm cannon with no machine guns. It has 45mm of frontal armor, and 45mm of side armor. It is introduced in January 1943 and is used until the end of the war, and a crew of 4. Soviet manufacturing was often quick and leaving bolts unscrewed or weld lines cracked wasn't uncommon, leaving most Soviet tanks with poor quality armor and engine. Driving through mud and obstacles might get you stuck.

* SU-100

The SU-100 is built atop a T-34 chassis and has 75mm of frontal armor. and 45mm of side armor. It has the powerful D-10S 100mm gun, but no machine guns, and is introduced in October 1944 and is used until the end of the war, and a crew of 4. Soviet manufacturing was often quick and leaving bolts unscrewed or weld lines cracked wasn't uncommon, leaving most Soviet tanks with poor quality armor and engine. Driving through mud and obstacles might get you stuck.

### Self-Propelled-Guns

* SU-76M

The SU-76 is built atop the T-70 chassis, it has 40mm of frontal armor, and 15mm of side armor. It has a 76.2mm ZiS-3 gun, with no machine gun, it can be easily destroyed by a grenade due to it being open top. It is introduced in January 1943 and is used until the end of the war, and a crew of 4. Soviet manufacturing was often quick and leaving bolts unscrewed or weld lines cracked wasn't uncommon, leaving most Soviet tanks with poor quality armor and engine. Driving through mud and obstacles might get you stuck.

* ISU-122

The ISU-122 is built atop IS-2 chassis and has good armor, being 90mm thick and sloped, with 75mm of armor on the sides. It uses the A-19 122mm cannon, and it used from; July of 1944 to the end of the war, and a crew of 4. Soviet manufacturing was often quick and leaving bolts unscrewed or weld lines cracked wasn't uncommon, leaving most Soviet tanks with poor quality armor and engine. Driving through mud and obstacles might get you stuck.

* SU-122.

The SU-122 is built atop T-34 chassis and has 45mm of frontal armor and on the sides. It uses the M-30S 122mm Howitzer. It is used from January 1943 to the end of the war, and a crew of 4. Soviet manufacturing was often quick and leaving bolts unscrewed or weld lines cracked wasn't uncommon, leaving most Soviet tanks with poor quality armor and engine. Driving through mud and obstacles might get you stuck.

* SU-152

The SU-152 is built atop KV-1S chassis and has 60mm of frontal armor and is the same on the sides. It uses the powerful 152mm ML-20 Howitzer, it has no machinegun however, and a crew of 5. It is used from July 1943 to the end of the war. Soviet manufacturing was often quick and leaving bolts unscrewed or weld lines cracked wasn't uncommon, leaving most Soviet tanks with poor quality armor and engine. Driving through mud and obstacles might get you stuck.

* ISU-152

The ISU-152 is built atop an IS Hull, it has very good armor, it being 90mm thick and sloped, with 75mm of armor on the sides, and a crew of 5. It uses the powerful 152mm ML-20 Howitzer, it has no machinegun however and a crew of 5. It is used from July of 1943 to the end of the war. Soviet manufacturing was often quick and leaving bolts unscrewed or weld lines cracked wasn't uncommon, leaving most Soviet tanks with poor quality armor and engine. Driving through mud and obstacles might get you stuck.

* BA-10M

The BA-10 has 15mm of frontal armor and 15mm on the sides too, and a crew of 4. it has a 45mm 20K cannon with 2 machine guns, it is used from 1939 to December 1941. Soviet manufacturing was often quick and leaving bolts unscrewed or weld lines cracked wasn't uncommon, leaving most Soviet tanks with poor quality armor and engine. Driving through mud and obstacles might get you stuck

* BA-20

The BA-20 is the exact same as the 10, but without the 45mm cannon, and is faster, it is used from 1939 to December 1941, and a crew of 2. Soviet manufacturing was often quick and leaving bolts unscrewed or weld lines cracked wasn't uncommon, leaving most Soviet tanks with poor quality armor and engine. Driving through mud and obstacles might get you stuck.

* BA-64

The BA-64 has the same armor as the other cars, and only is mounted with a single machine gun, and a crew of 2. It is introduced in July of 1942 and is used until the end of the war. Soviet manufacturing was often quick and leaving bolts unscrewed or weld lines cracked wasn't uncommon, leaving most Soviet tanks with poor quality armor and engine. Driving through mud and obstacles might get you stuck.

### Lend-Lease Vehicle

* Valentine Mk II

Mk II Valentine is an american tank, the soviet receive it via the lend lease program. The Mk II has 65mm of frontal armor with 30mm to 60mm on the sides, and a crew of 4. It has a 2pdr (40mm) gun with 1 machine gun and is used from: October of 1940 to December 1943. With average reliability you can take it through most terrain.

* M3 Light Tanks

M3 Light Tanks is an american tank, the soviet receive it via the lend lease program. it has a 37mm gun, and 2 machine guns, with 51mm of frontal armor, and 20mm of side armor, and a crew of 4. It is used from The beginning of 1941, to the end of 1942. With average reliability you can take it through most terrain

* M3 Lee

The M3 is an american tank, the soviet receive it via the lend lease program. it has a 75mm gun, a 37mm gun, one M1919 LMG, 51mm of slightly sloped armor, 38 mm of side armor, and a crew of 6. It is used from; April 1942, to September 1943. It has very good reliability, and almost never will break down unless damaged.

* M4A2 Sherman

The M4A2 is an american tank, the soviet receive it via the lend lease program. It has 50mm of sloped frontal armor 38mm on the sides with the gun being a 75mm, and a crew of 5 making it a balanced tank interm of firepower and mobility, The 75mm Sherman was introduced in July of 1942 (somehow) and was used until the end of the war. It has very good reliability, and almost never will break down unless damaged

* M4A2(76)W Sherman

The M4A2(76)W is an american tank, the soviet receive it via the lend lease program. It has a 50mm of frontal armour and 38mm on the sides with the gun being a 76mm, and a crew of 5 making it a Great tank interm of firepower and mobility. It has very good reliability, and almost never will break down unless damaged. available in July 1944 till 1945

* M5 Half-Track

The M5 is a lend-lease American Half-Track, it is introduced in; July 1942 and is used until the end of the war. It has a 50 Caliber Gun mounted on top. Was very good as it was made in American factory's, which has much better quality control.

## United Kingdom

### Light Tanks

* Bren Gun Carrier

The UC has 10mm of armor on all sides, the Bren Gun variant feature a single mounted Bren machine gun, crew of 1. It is used from 1939 to the end of the war. With average reliability you can take it through most terrain

* Boys Anti-Tank Rifle Carrier

The UC has 10mm of armor on all sides, the Boys Anti Tank Rifle variant feature a single mounted Boys Anti Tank Rifle and a Bren machine gun, it has a crew of 1. It is used from 1939 to the end of the war. With average reliability you can take it through most terrain

* Mk VIA

The MK VIA is a fast light tank, it has one .303 Vicker HMG and a .50 Vickers HMG, it has 14mm of frontal armor and 10mm of armor on the sides. It is used from 1939 to June 1941. With average reliability you can take it through most terrain

* Mk VIB

The MK VIB is a fast light tank, it has one .303 Vicker HMG and a .50 Vickers HMG, it has 14mm of frontal armor and 10mm of armor on the sides. it practically has no difference than the MK VIA other than having more horse power. It is used from 1939 to June 1941. With average reliability you can take it through most terrain

* MK VIC

The MK VIC is a fast light tank, it has one 15mm Besa HMG which essentialy a mini autocannon and a HMG and a 7.92mm Besa LMG, it has 14mm of frontal armor and 10mm of armor on the sides. It is used from 1939 to June 1941. With average reliability you can take it through most terrain

* Stuart I

Stuart I is an american light tank, the british receive it via the lend lease program. it has a 37mm gun, and 2 machine guns, with 51mm of frontal armor, and 20mm of side armor, and a crew of 4. It is used from The beginning of 1941, to the end of 1942. With average reliability you can take it through most terrain

* Stuart IV

The Stuart IV tank is a british version of the American M5A1 Light tank received through the lend lease program. It has 51mm of frontal armor 20mm side armor, and a 37mm gun, along with two M1919 machine guns, has a crew of 4. It is introduced in January of 1943, and is used until the end of the war. With average reliability you can take it through most terrain

### Infantry Tanks

* Valentine Mk II

The Mk II has 65mm of frontal armor with 30mm to 60mm on the sides, and a crew of 4. It has a 2pdr (40mm) gun with 1 machine gun and is used from: October of 1940 to December 1943. With average reliability you can take it through most terrain.

* Valentine Mk X

The Mk X has 65mm of frontal armor with 30mm to 60mm on the sides, and a crew of 4. instead of 2pdr gun, it uses 6pdr (57mm) and an upgraded engine, and it has a crew of 4. It is used from April 1942 to December 1943. With average reliability you can take it through most terrain.

* A11 Mk I Matilda I

The MK I Matilda is a infantry tank with quite good armor, it having 65mm of frontal armor, with 60mm of armor and a crew of 2. It has a single .303 Vickers HMS and is used from 1939 to June 1940. With average reliability you can take it through most terrain.

* A12 Mk Matillda II

The A12 is quite a good tank with good armor, it having 47mm to 75mm of frontal armor and 65mm of armor on the side, and a crew of 4. It has the 2pdr (40mm) cannon, with 1 machine guns, and is used from 1939 to March 1943. There are also the improved engine variant, available to use in January 1942 to March 1943. With average reliability you can take it through most terrain.

* A12 Mk Matillda II Close Support

The A12 CS is quite a good tank with good armor, it having 47mm to 75mm of frontal armor and 65mm of armor on the side, and a crew of 4. It has the 3 Inch Howitzer instead of the 2pdr (40mm) cannon, with 1 machine guns, and is used from 1939 to March 1943. With average reliability you can take it through most terrain.

* A22 Mk IV Churchill Mk I

The A22 Mk IV Churchill Mk I has 90mm of frontal armor with 76mm of armor on the side, it also has an extremely thick mantlet, and a crew of 5. It uses a 2pdr (40mm) cannon and a 3-inch gun mounted in the hull (76.2mm) and a single machine gun. It is used from July 1941 to December 1942. average reliability you can take it through most terrain

* A22 Mk IV Churchill Mk II

The A22 Mk IV Churchill Mk II has 102mm of frontal armor with 76mm of armor on the side, it also has an extremely thick mantlet, and a crew of 5. It uses a 2pdr (40mm), it removes the hull mounted 3 Inch gun and replaced it with a machine gun, total of 2. It is used from July 1941 to December 1942. average reliability you can take it through most terrain.

* A22 Mk IV Churchill Mk IV

The A22 Mk IV Churchill Mk IV has 90mm of frontal armor with 76mm of armor on the side, it also once again, has an extremely thick mantlet, and a crew of 5. It uses the 6pdr (57mm) gun with 2 machine guns, and is used from October 1942, to June 1944. average reliability you can take it through most terrain.

* A22F Mk IV Churchill Mk IV Crocodile

This variant of the A22F has a 152mm of frontal armor also with a very armored turret with 95mm of armor on the sides on the turret and hull, and a crew of 5. It uses a 75mm gun with a flamethrower and a single machine gun. It is introduced in April 1944 and is used until the end of the war. average reliability you can take it through most terrain.

* A22F Mk IV Churchill Mk VII

the A22F Mk IV Churchill Mk VII has 152mm of frontal armor also with a very armored turret with 95mm of armor on the sides on the turret and hull, and a crew of 5. It has a 75mm cannon with 2 machine guns. It is used from April 1944 to the end of the war. average reliability you can take it through most terrain.

* A22 Mk V Churchill Mk V

the A22 Mk V Churchill Mk V has 152mm of frontal armor also with a very armored turret with 95mm of armor on the sides on the turret and hull, and a crew of 5. It has a 95mm Howitzer with 2 machine guns. It is used from April 1944 to the end of the war. average reliability you can take it through most terrain

* A43 Black Prince

the A43 Black Prince has 152mm of frontal armor also with a very armored turret with 95mm of armor on the sides on the turret and hull, and a crew of 5. It uses the 17pdr (76mm) cannon with 2 machine guns. It is used from July 1945 to the end of the war. average reliability you can take it through most terrain.

### Cruiser Tanks

* A9 Mk I

The A9 has little armor only 14mm of frontal armor with 10mm on the sides, and a crew of 6. It has a 2pdr (40mm)mm gun and 3 .303 Vickers machine guns and is used from: 1939 to June 1941. average reliability you can take it through most terrain.

* A10 Cruiser Mk II

The A10 has 25mm of frontal armor and 22mm of armor on sides, t has a 2pdr (40mm)mm gun, 1 .303 VIxkers and a Besa Machinegun and is used from 1939 to June 1941. average reliability you can take it through most terrain.

* A13 Cruiser MkIII

The A13 has 14mm of frontal armor with 14mm on the sides, it has the 2pdr (40mm) cannon with 1 Vicker .303 machine gun. It is used from April 1940 to December 1941. average reliability you can take it through most terrain.

* A13 Cruiser Mk IV (A13 Mark II)

The A13 has increased protection in armour up to 30mm of frontal armor with 14mm on the sides, it has the 2pdr (40mm) cannon with 1 Vicker .303 machine gun. It is used from April 1940 to December 1941. average reliability you can take it through most terrain.

* A15 Crusader Mk I

The A15 Crusader has an armour up to 30mm of frontal armor with 14mm on the sides, it has the 2pdr (40mm) cannon with 1 Vicker .303 machine gun. It is used from April 1941 to March 1943. average reliability you can take it through most terrain.

* A15 Crusader Mk III

The A15 Crusader has an armour up to 51mm of frontal armor with 14mm on the sides, it has the 6pdr (57mm) cannon with 1 Vicker .303 machine gun. It is used from October 1942 to March 1944. average reliability you can take it through most terrain.

* A15 Crusader Mk VI Close Support

The A15 Crusader CS has an armour up to 30mm of frontal armor with 14mm on the sides, it has the 3 Inch Howitzer and a Vicker .303 machine gun. It is used from April 1941 to March 1943. average reliability you can take it through most terrain.

* A27m MkVIII Cromwell I

The Cromwell I is quite a good tank, it has 83mm to 57mm of frontal armor with 32mm on the sides, and a crew of 5. It uses a 6pdr (57mm) gun with 2 7.92 Besa Machine gun, and is used from April 1944 to March 1945. average reliability you can take it through most terrain.

* A27m MkVIII Cromwell IV

The Cromwell IV is quite a good tank, it has 83mm to 57mm of frontal armor with 32mm on the sides, and a crew of 5. It uses a 75mm gun with 2 7.92 Besa Machine gun, and is used from April 1944 to March 1945. average reliability you can take it through most terrain.

* A30 Challenger

The A30 is an up-gunned Cromwell, with the 17pdr (76.2mm) gun with a single Besa 7.92mm machine gun, it has 57mm of frontal armor, and 51 to 28mm of side armor, and a crew of 5. Introduced in; October 1944 and is used until the end of the war. average reliability you can take it through most terrain.

* A34 Comet

he A34 is also a good tank with a QF 77mm gun and 2 Besa machine guns with 76mm to 64mm of frontal armor, with 29mm to 14mm of armor on the sides, and a crew of 5. It is introduced in January 1945 to the end of the war. average reliability you can take it through most terrain.

### Medium Tanks

* M3 Grants

M3 Grant is a British version of the american M3 Lee, it uses the British pattern "Grant" turret adding additional radio placed next to the commander. The M3 Grant has a 75mm gun, a 37mm gun, one M1919 LMG, 51mm of slightly sloped armor, 38 mm of side armor, and a crew of 6. It is used from; April 1942, to September 1943. average reliability you can take it through most terrain.

* Sherman V

Sherman V is a british version of the M4 Sherman received through the lend lease program. The Sherman V has 75mm and an armour of 50mm of sloped frontal armor, 38mm armor on the sides and a crew of 5 making it a balanced tank in terms of firepower and mobility. The Sherman V was introduced in October of 1942 and was used until the end of the war. It has very good reliability, and almost never will break down unless damaged.

* Sherman VC (Firefly)

Sherman VC is an up-gunned Sherman V, packing the 17pdr (76mm) Gun instead of the 75mm and a M1919 Machine gun, the 17pdr were too large that it had to be mounted at an angle or "canted" within the turret. The Sherman VC has 50mm of sloped frontal armor, 38mm armor on the sides and a crew of 5. The Sherman VC was introduced in April 1943 and was used until the end of the war. average reliability you can take it through most terrain

### Tank Destroyer

* M10 Wolverine

The British receive the M10 Wolverine from the Lend Lease Program. The M10 is a tank destroyer, it has a 3 Inch (76.2mm) Gun and a .50 M2 Browning Machine gun, and 37mm of frontal armor, 25 for sides, and a crew of 5. the M10 Wolverine has a very slow turret traverse so it's recommended to use it defensively. It is introduced in January of 1943 and stays until the end of the war. average reliability you can take it through most terrain

17pdr Self Propelled "Achilles"

the Achilles is an up-gunned M10 Wolverine, using the 17pdr instead of the 3 inch gun, and a .50 M2 Browning Machine gun, and 37mm of frontal armor, 25 for sides, and a crew of 5. the Achilles has a very slow turret traverse so it's recommended to use it defensively. It is introduced in January of 1943 and stays until the end of the war. average reliability you can take it through most terrain

### Armored Cars

* AEC Mk I.

The Mk I has 51mm of frontal armor with 20mm on the sides, with a 2pdr (40mm) gun and 1 7.92 Besa machine gun, and a crew of 3. Used from October 1942 to June 1944. average reliability you can take it through most terrain.

* AEC Mk II.

The Mk I has 51mm of frontal armor with 20mm on the sides, with a 6pdr (57mm) gun and 1 7.92 Besa machine gun, and a crew of 4. Used from April 1944 to the end of the war. average reliability you can take it through most terrain.

* AEC Mk III.

The Mk I has 51mm of frontal armor with 20mm on the sides, with a 75mm gun and 1 7.92 Besa machine gun, and a crew of 4. Used from April 1944 to the end of the war. average reliability you can take it through most terrain.

* Daimler Dingo.

Daimler Dingo has 51mm of frontal armor with 20mm on the sides, and a crew of 2. It has a 37mm gun and a single 7.92 Besa machine gun and is used from July 1943 to the end of the war. average reliability you can take it through most terrain.

* Humbler Scout Car.

The Humber Scout Car carry a single 7.92mm Besa machine gun, it only has 10mm of armor on all sides, and a crew of 3. Used from 1939 to the end of the war. average reliability you can take it through most terrain.

* Humber Armoured Car Mk I

The Humber Armoured Car Mk I was a British wheeled reconnaissance vehicle used during World War II. It featured a 15mm Heavy Machinegun and a coaxial 7.92mm Besa machine gun for armament. The vehicle had a crew of 4. It has a sloped frontal armor with a thickness of up to 30mm, providing some protection against small arms fire and shell fragments. Used from October 1941 to the end of the war. average reliability you can take it through most terrain.

* Humber Armoured Car Mk IV

The Humber Armoured Car Mk IV was a British wheeled reconnaissance vehicle used during World War II. It featured a 37mm Cannon and a coaxial 7.92mm Besa machine gun for armament. The vehicle had a crew of 4. It has a sloped frontal armor with a thickness of up to 30mm, providing some protection against small arms fire and shell fragments. Used from October 1941 to the end of the war. average reliability you can take it through most terrain.

* Staghound.

The Staghound has 51mm of frontal armor and 20mm of armor on the sides, and a crew of 4. Has a 37mm gun and is introduced in July of 1943 and is used until the end of the war. average reliability you can take it through most terrain.

### Half-tracks

* M5 Half-Track

The M5 is a lend-lease American Half-Track, it is introduced in July 1942 and is used until the end of the war. It has a 50 Caliber Gun mounted on top. Was very good as it was made in American factory's, which has much better quality control.

## France

### Light Tanks

* Char D1

The Char D1 is light tank with 40mm of frontal armor and 35mm of armor on the sides, and a crew of 3. It uses 47mm SA34 gun with a single Reibel machine gun and is used from 1939 to September 1940. average reliability you can take it through most terrain.

### Cavalry Tanks

* Renault AMR 33

The AMR 33 is a light cavalry tank, it has 14mm of frontal armor with 13 on the sides, and a crew of 2. it uses a single Reibel machine gun and is used from 1939 to September 1940. average reliability you can take it through most terrain.

* Renault AMR 35

The AMR 35 is a light cavalry tank, it has 13mm of frontal armor and 13mm on the sides, and a crew of 2. it uses a single Reibel machine gun. It had been lengthened and refitted with a much more powerful Nerva Stella 28 CV engine and is used from 1939 to September 1940. average reliability you can take it through most terrain.

* Renault AMC 35

The AMC 35 is a medium cavalry tank, it has 13mm of frontal armor and 13mm on the sides, and a crew of 2. it has a 47mm SA35 L/32 cannon and a single Reibel machine gun. The hull was longer at 4572 mm to install a shortened 11.08 litres V-4 180 hp version of the V-6 engine used in the Char B1 and is used from 1939 to September 1940. average reliability you can take it through most terrain.

* Hotchkiss H35

The H35 it's a cavalry tank and has 34mm of frontal armor with 30mm of armor on the sides, and a crew of 2. It uses a 37mm SA18 cannon with a single Reibel machine gun and is used from 1939 to September 1940. The H39 has a better engine, and cannon. average reliability you can take it through most terrain.

* Hotchkiss H39

The H39 it's a cavalry tank and has 34mm of frontal armor with 30mm of armor on the sides, and a crew of 2. It uses a 37mm SA38 cannon with a single Reibel machine gun and is used from 1939 to September 1940. The H39 has a better engine, and cannon. average reliability you can take it through most terrain.

* SOMUA 35

The SOMUA is a Cavalry tank, it has 47mm of frontal armor, and 35mm of armor on the sides, and a crew of 3. It uses a 47mm SA35 cannon and a single Reibel machine gun and is used from 1939 to September 1940. average reliability you can take it through most terrain.

### Infantry Tanks

* Renault R35.

The R35 is a light infantry tank, it has 32mm of frontal armor with 40mm of armor on the sides, it has a 37mm L/21 SA18 with a single Reibel machine gun, and a crew of 2. used from 1939 to September 1940. average reliability you can take it through most terrain.

* Renault R40

The R40 is a light infantry tank, it has 32mm of frontal armor with 40mm of armor on the sides, it has a 37mm L/35 SA38 with a single Reibel machine gun, and a crew of 2. used from 1939 to September 1940. average reliability you can take it through most terrain.

* FCM 36.

The FCM has 40mm of frontal armor and 35mm on the sides, it uses a 37mm SA18 gun with a single Reibel machine gun, and a crew of 3. Used from 1939 to September 1940. average reliability you can take it through most terrain.

### Medium Tanks

* Char D2.

The Char D2 is light tank with 40mm of frontal armor and 35mm of armor on the sides, and a crew of 3. It has a better engine and uses an upgraded 47mm SA34 gun with a single Reibel machine gun and is used from 1939 to September 1940. average reliability you can take it through most terrain.

### Heavy Tanks

* Char B1

The Char B1 are very good tanks when they have a skilled crew, it has 40mm of somewhat sloped frontal armor and 40mm of armor on the sides of the tank, it has a 75mm SA35 gun in the hull, and a 45mm SA35 gun in the turret and uses 2 Reibel machine guns, and a crew of 4. It is used from 1939 to September 1940. average reliability you can take it through most terrain.

* Char B1 Bis

The Char B1 Bis has a thicker armour than the Char B1, they are very good tanks when they have a skilled crew, it has 60mm of somewhat sloped frontal armor and 60mm of armor on the sides of the tank, it has a 75mm SA35 gun in the hull, and a 45mm SA35 gun in the turret and uses 2 Reibel machine guns, and a crew of 4. It is used from 1939 to September 1940. average reliability you can take it through most terrain.

### Super Heavy Tanks

* Char 2C.

The 2C is a Super Heavy tank and is very long, it has 45mm of frontal armor with 22mm of armor on the sides, and a crew of 6. It uses a 75mm SA35cannon and 4 Reibel machine guns and is used from 1939 to June 1940. average reliability you can take it through most terrain.

### Half-Tracks

* Schneider AMC P16.

The P16 has 11mm of armor all around the tank, and has a 37mm SA18 gun with a single Reibel machine gun, and a crew of 3. Used from 1939 to September 1940. average reliability you can take it through most terrain.

### Armored Cars

* Panhard AMD 178

The Panhard has 20mm of frontal armor and 15mm of side armor, and a crew of 4. It has 25mm SA35 cannon, with a single Reivel machine gun and is used from 1939 to September 1940. average reliability you can take it through most terrain

### Lend Lease Vehicle

After the Downfall of france, france is devided into 2 Nation, Vichy France and Free France, both nation didn't have any tanks after the downfall of France in October 1940 to July 1942

* M4A4 Sherman

The M4A4 is a french medium tank with difference being it's slightly longer to accomodate the Chrysler A57 Engine, It has 50mm of sloped frontal armor 38mm on the sides with the gun being a 75mm and 2 M1919 Machinegun, it has a crew of 5. it's a balanced tank interm of firepower and mobility, The 75mm Sherman was introduced in July of 1942 and was used until the end of the war. It has very good reliability, and almost never will break down unless damaged

* Bren Gun Carrier

The UC has 10mm of armor on all sides, the Bren Gun variant feature a single mounted Bren machine gun, crew of 1. It is used from July 1942 to the end of the war. With average reliability you can take it through most terrain

* M3 Light Tank

The M3 is an upgrade from the M2, it has a 37mm gun, and 2 machine guns, with 51mm of frontal armor, and 20mm of side armor, and a crew of 4. It is used from July 1942, to the June 1943. It has very good reliability, and almost never will break down unless damaged.

* M3 GMC

The M3 is a half-track with a 75mm gun mounted on top of it, it has 10mm of frontal armor, and 8mm of side armor, and a crew of 3. It is used from July 1942 to September 1943. It has very good reliability, and almost never will break down unless damaged.

* A15 Crusader Mk III

The A15 Crusader has an armour up to 51mm of frontal armor with 14mm on the sides, it has the 6pdr (57mm) cannon with 1 Vicker .303 machine gun. It is used from July 1942 to March 1944. average reliability you can take it through most terrain

* M4A2 Sherman

The M4A2 is a medium tank. It has 50mm of sloped frontal armor 38mm on the sides with the gun being a 75mm and 2 M1919 Machinegun, it has a crew of 5. it's a balanced tank interm of firepower and mobility, The 75mm Sherman was introduced in October 1942 and was used until the end of the war. It has very good reliability, and almost never will break down unless damaged

* M10 Wolverine

The M10 is a tank destroyer, it has a 3 Inch (76.2mm) Gun and a .50 M2 Browning Machine gun, and 37mm of frontal armor, 25 for sides, and a crew of 5. the M10 Wolverine has a very slow turret traverse so it's recommended to use it defensively. It is introduced in January of 1943 and stays until the end of the war. average reliability you can take it through most terrain

* M5A1 Light Tank

The M5A1 Light tank has 51mm of frontal armor 20mm side armor, and a 37mm gun, along with two M1919 machine guns, has a crew of 4. It is introduced in January of 1943, and is used until the end of the war. With average reliability you can take it through most terrain

* M20 Greyhound

The M20 is a very fast armored car and is a great reconnaisance vehicle. It has a 50. Caliber mounted machine gun on it, with 19mm of frontal armor, and 8mm of side armor, and a crew of 3. It is introduced in July of 1943 and is used until the end of the war. It has very good reliability, and almost never will break down unless damaged.

* M8 Greyhound

The M8 is very fast armored car and is a great reconnaisance vehicle, it has a 37mm gun mounted on it, and has 19mm of frontal armor, and 8mm of side armor, and a crew of 3. It is introduced in July of 1943 and is used until the end of the war. It has very good reliability, and almost never will break down unless damaged.

* M3 Half-Track

The M3 has one 50. Caliber gun mounted on it, along with 10mm of frontal armor 8mm of side armor, and a crew of 3. It is used in January 1944 until the end of the war. It has very good reliability, and almost never will break.

* M4(105)

M4(105) is a Infantry Support Tank, with its 105mm Cannon it capable of supressing enemy infantry, it has limited HEAT shell to combat armoured threat, it has a 50mm of Frontal Armour and 38mm of Side Armour and a Crew of 5. It has very good reliability, and almost never will break down unless damaged. available in April 1944 till 1945

* M4A3(76)W Sherman

The M4A3(76)W has 50mm of sloped frontal armor 38mm on the sides with the gun being a 76mm, and a crew of 5 making it a balanced tank interm of firepower and mobility, The 75mm Sherman was introduced in October of 1942 and was used until the end of the war. It has very good reliability, and almost never will break down unless damaged.

* M24 Chaffe

The M24 light tank has a 75mm gun, and 25mm of frontal, and side armor, and has two machine guns. Combining Mobility for Firepower, M24 Chaffe is usefull for flanking. It is introduced in the beginning of 1945 and stays until the end of the war. It has very good reliability, and almost never will break down unless damaged

## Japan

### Tankette

* Type 94 TK

Type 94 TK is a japanese Tankette and is used from January 1939 to March 1944, it uses a 6.5mm Type 91 Machinegun. It has 12mm of armour both frontaly and side. It average reliability you can take it through most terrain

* Type 97 Te-Ke

Type 97 Te-Ke is a japanese Tankette and is used from January 1939 to March 1944, it uses a 37mm Type 94 Gun. It has 12mm of armour both frontaly and side. It average reliability you can take it through most terrain

### Light Tanks

* Type 95 Ha-Go

The Type 95 Ha-Go is a japanese Light Tank and is used Throughout the entire war, it uses a 37mm Type 94 Gun and 2 Type 97 Machine Gun. It has 16mm of frontal armour and 12mm side. It average reliability you can take it through most terrain

* Type 98 ke-Ni

The Type 98 Ke-Ni is a japanese Light Tank and is used from January 1942 until the end of the war. it uses a 37mm Type 100 Gun and 2 Type 97 Machine Gun. It has 16mm of frontal armourand 12mm side. It average reliability you can take it through most terrain

* Type 2 Ke-To

The Type 2 Ke-To is a japanese Light Tank and is used from January 1944 until the end of the war. it uses a 37mm Type 1 Gun and 2 Type 97 Machine Gun. It has 16mm of frontal armour and 12mm side. It average reliability you can take it through most terrain

* Type 4 ke-Nu

The Type 4 Ke-Nu is a japanese Light Tank and is used from January 1944 until the end of the war. it uses a 57mm Type 97 Gun and 2 Type 97 Machine Gun. It has 16mm of frontal armour and 12mm side. It average reliability you can take it through most terrain

* Type 89 I-Go

The Type 89 I-Go is a japanese Light Tank and is used from January 1939 to December 1942, it uses a 57mm Type 90 Gun and 2 Type 91 Machine Gun. It has 17mm of Frontal armour and 17mm side. It average reliability you can take it through most terrain

### Medium Tanks

* Type 97 Chi-Ha

Type 97 Chi-Ha is a Japanese medium tank that's used throughout the war. It has 57mm Type 97 cannon and 2 Type 97 Machine gun. It has 25mm of frontal armour and 26mm side. It average reliability you can take it through most terrain

* Type 97 Kai

Type 97 Kai is a Japanese medium tank that's used from January 1942 to the end of the war. It has 47mm Type 1 cannon and 2 Type 97 Machine gun. It has 25mm of frontal armour and 26mm side. It average reliability you can take it through most terrain

* Type 97 Kai

Type 97 Kai is a Japanese medium tank that's used from January 1942 to the end of the war. It has 47mm Type 1 cannon and 2 Type 97 Machine gun. It has 25mm of frontal armour and 26mm side. It average reliability you can take it through most terrain

* Type 1 Chi-He

Type 1 Chi-He is a Japanese medium tank that's used from April 1943 to the end of the war. It has 47mm Type 1 cannon and 2 Type 97 Machine gun. It has 50mm of frontal armour and 25mm side. It average reliability you can take it through most terrain

* Type 3 Chi-Nu

Type 3 Chi-Nu is a Japanese medium tank that's used from April 1943 to the end of the war. It has 75mm Type 3 cannon and 1 Type 97 Machine gun. It has 50mm of frontal armour and 25mm side. It average reliability you can take it through most terrain

* Type 4 Chi-To

Type 4 Chi-To is a Japanese medium tank that's used from April 1945 to the end of the war. It has 75mm Type 5 cannon and 2 Type 97 Machine gun. It has 75mm of frontal armour and 50mm side. It average reliability you can take it through most terrain

* Type 5 Chi-Ri

Type 4 Chi-Ri is a Japanese medium tank that's used from April 1945 to the end of the war. It has 75mm Type 5 cannon and a hull mounted 37mm Type 1 Cannon with 2 Type 97 Machine gun. It has 75mm of frontal armour and 50mm side. It average reliability you can take it through most terrain

### Tank Destroyer

* Type 1 Ho-Ni I

Type 1 Ho-Ni I is a japanese tank destroyer that's built on a Type 97 Chi-Ha Chassis and is used from January 1942 to the end of the war. It has 75mm Type 90 cannon. It has 25mm of frontal armour and 25mm side. It average reliability you can take it through most terrain

* Type 3 Ho-Ni III

Type 3 Ho-Ni III is a japanese tank destroyer that's built on a Type 97 Chi-Ha Chassis and is used from January 1942 to the end of the war. It has 75mm Type 3 cannon. It has 25mm of frontal armour and 25mm side. It average reliability you can take it through most terrain

### Self Propelled Gun

* Type 1 Ho-Ni II

Type 1 Ho-Ni II is a japanese tank destroyer that's built on a Type 97 Chi-Ha Chassis and is used from January 1942 to the end of the war. It has 105mm Type 91 cannon. It has 25mm of frontal armour and 25mm side. It average reliability you can take it through most terrain

* Type 4 Ho-Ro

Type 4 Ho-Ro is a japanese tank destroyer that's built on a Type 97 Chi-Ha Chassis and is used from January 1944 to the end of the war. It has 15cm Type 38 cannon. It has 25mm of frontal armour and 25mm side. It average reliability you can take it through most terrain

## Italy (In Progress)

### Tankette

L3/33 is an Italian Light Tank and is used in Jan 1939 until the end of 1944. it uses single 6.5mm light Machine Gun. It has 12mm of frontal armour and 6mm side. It average reliability you can take it through most terrain

L3/35 is an Italian Light Tank and is used since Jan 1939 until the end of 1944. it is an minor upgraded version of L3/33 that uses twin 8mm light Machine Gun. It has 12mm of frontal armour and 6mm side. It average reliability you can take it through most terrain

L3/33 CC is an Italian Light Tank and is used throughout the war. it uses single 20mm Solothurn Cannon. It has 12mm of frontal armour and 6mm side. It average reliability you can take it through most terrain

L3/38 is an Italian Light Tank and is used throughout the war. it uses single 13.2mm heavy machine gun. It has 12mm of frontal armour and 6mm side. It average reliability you can take it through most terrain

### Light Tanks

* Carro Armato L6/40

L6/40 is an Italian Light Tank and is used throughout the war. it uses a 20mm Breda 35 Autocannon and 1 8mm Breda 38 Machine Gun. It has 30mm of frontal armour and 20mm side. It average reliability you can take it through most terrain

* Carro Armato L6 Lf Lancia Fiamme

L6 Lf is an Italian Light Tank and is used throughout the war. it uses a Flamethrower replacing the 20mm Autocannon and 1 8mm Breda 38 Machine Gun. It has 30mm of frontal armour and 20mm side. It average reliability you can take it through most terrain

### Medium Tanks

M11/39 is an Italian medium Tank and is used throughout the war. it uses a 37mm Vickers-Terni L/40 cannon and two 8mm Breda 38 Machine Gun. It has 30mm of frontal armour and 20mm side. It average reliability you can take it through most terrain

M13/40 is an Italian medium Tank and is used throughout the war. it uses a 47mm Cannone da 47/32 cannon and four 8mm Breda 38 Machine Gun. It has 30mm of frontal armour and 25mm side. It average reliability you can take it through most terrain

M14/41 is an Italian medium Tank and is used throughout the war. it uses a 47mm Cannone da 47/32 cannon and four 8mm Breda 38 Machine Gun. It has 30mm of frontal armour and 25mm side. It average reliability you can take it through most terrain

M15/42 is an Italian medium Tank and is used throughout the war. it uses a 47mm Cannone da 47/32 cannon and four 8mm Breda 38 Machine Gun. It has 50mm of frontal armour and 25mm side. It average reliability you can take it through most terrain

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