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...f facing long-barrelled [[Pz.III L|Pz.Kpfw. III]], and [[Pz.IV F2|Pz.Kpfw. IV]], as well as [[T-34 (1941)|T-34]]s and [[Sd.Kfz.234/2]]. The ZiS-30 is als ...e capable to go up against the German [[Pz.III F|Panzer IIIs]] and [[Pz.IV F1|Panzer IVs]] and their Panzer Divisions. With the Western Allies now embroi

...gles {{ge}} and was made available in the [[Warbonds]] shop during Seasons IV and IX of the [[Battle Pass]]. ...facing long-barrelled [[Pz.III J1|Pz.Kpfw. III]], and [[Pz.IV F2|Pz.Kpfw. IV]], as well as [[T-34 (1941)|T-34]]s. The [[ZiS-30]] and [[Na-To]] are also

| link = Pz.IV (Family) ...zer III was gradually phased out, and a new variant, the [[Pz.IV F2|Panzer IV F2]], was assigned to anti-tank and infantry support roles.

| link = Pz.IV (Family) ...July 1942. According to certain accounts, around 25 manufactured Panzer IV F1 tanks were rearmed with the larger gun, which replaced the short-barrelled

| link = Pz.IV (Family) ...l port's protective cap shape were also added. From March 1941, all Panzer IV E vehicles would be equipped with a storage bin on the rear of the turret.

| link = Pz.IV (Family) ...ace used for fuel storage. This was a last-ditch effort to increase Panzer IV production rate and compensate for tank losses.

...vehicle, similar to the early [[Pz.IV (Family)|Panzer IV variants]] (A to F1). Its main objective was to fire high explosive (HE) shells in an arc at en ...n, an adaption of the original 75 mm KwK 37 cannon on the [[Pz.IV E|Panzer IV]]. This gun would be featured on the StuG III variants Ausf. A to Ausf. E.

...mm KwK37 cannon, which can also be found on a number of [[Pz.IV F1|Panzer IV variants]], as mounting the [[KwK40 L43 (75 mm)|infamous long variant]] of

...], [[Pz.IV H|H]], [[Pz.IV J|J]] - The Ausf. F2 variant is the first Panzer IV to mount a long-barreled 75 mm gun. This gun is one of the most lethal moun * [[Chi-Nu II]] - Essentially the Japanese counterpart to the German Panzer IV Ausf. F2.

...short 75 mm and the high-velocity 50 mm on German tanks although the [[Pz.IV F2]]'s gun will easily go through the sides or UFP even with moderate angli ...], [[Pz.IV H|H]], [[Pz.IV J|J]] - The Ausf. F2 variant is the first Panzer IV to mount a long-barreled 75 mm gun. This gun is one of the most lethal moun

...es. It superseded the German standard [[Pz.III J|Panzer IIIs]] and [[Pz.IV F1|Panzer IVs]] at the time. However, it was during the middle of 1943 that th ...ower like the [[KwK40 L43 (75 mm)|75 mm KwK40]] on the [[Pz.IV F2|Pz.Kpfw. IV Ausf. F2]].<ref name="Fletcher17" /> The first prototype batch was complete

...es. It superseded the German standard [[Pz.III J|Panzer IIIs]] and [[Pz.IV F1|Panzer IVs]] at the time. However, it was during the middle of 1943 that th ...ower like the [[KwK40 L43 (75 mm)|75 mm KwK40]] on the [[Pz.IV F2|Pz.Kpfw. IV Ausf. F2]].<ref name="Fletcher17" /> The prototype batch was completed in S

* [[Pz.IV E|Pz.Kpfw. IV Ausf E]] ** [[Pz.IV H|Pz.Kpfw. IV Ausf H1]]

** [[Churchill Mk I|Infantry Tank Mk IV A22 "Churchill" Mk I]] ** [[Firebrand TF Mk IV|Firebrand TF.IV]]

* ''[[Pz.38(t) F|PzKpfw 38(t) Ausf.F]]'' * [[Pz.38(t) A|PzKpfw 38(t) Ausf.A]]

** [[Pz.IV (Sweden)|Pz.IV]] ** Rank IV