...ther average climb ratio this plane will be able to reach 5,000 m in about 4 to 5 minutes, at that altitude it will maintain a decent straight-line acce
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...all mount for use by the co-drivers, but these were quickly removed in the late-production M4s. For practically the entire production run, the turret armam
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...produced in 6,281 units until December 1943, when it was superseded by the late-generation [[M4A1 (76) W]] variant, which received a more powerful 76 mm M1
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...plate with a 47° slope, but retained dry ammo bins and appliqué armour. Late-production M4A2s were equipped with an upgraded General Motors 6046 diesel
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...ith an M116 howitzer mounted on an M7 mount. Similarly to how the [[LVT(A)(4)]] evolved from the [[LVT(A)(1)]] as the 37 mm M6 tank gun proved insuffici
...[Update 1.67 "Assault"]], the M8 HMC has a similar playstyle to the LVT(A)(4), but with a smaller profile and greater mobility. Since the primary 75 mm
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...ic Gun M2]] (x2) || colspan="5" | Turret rotation speed (°/s) || colspan="4" | Reloading rate (seconds)
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The Marder III Ausf. H mounts a 75 mm gun, slightly surpassing those on the late [[Pz.IV H|Panzer IV's]]; thus its only disadvantages are its weak armour
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...) ''Turret front'' <br> 90 mm (1-62°) ''Gun mantlet shield'' <br> 75 mm (4-36°) ''Gun mantlet'' || 75 + 30 mm (14-15°) || 75 mm (15-16°) || 40 mm
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...mewhat faster reload speed and a thicker driver's hatch cover. It also has late-war armour-piercing composite rigid (APCR) ammunition at its disposal. Howe
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...first time in 1938 with the A-32, which was based in part on the BT-7M, a late version of the US-born Christie tank. The first mass-production variant was
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...backward jerk to start turning properly. Reverse speed is also very poor (-4 km/h), which cannot save you from most bad situations.
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...m)|122 mm M-30]] || colspan="5" | Turret rotation speed (°/s) || colspan="4" | Reloading rate (seconds)
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...to the cramped interior, an explosive AP shell is likely to knock out 2 to 4 crew members. Against solid AP shells the SU-85M can survive a few penetrat
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...). The {{PAGENAME}} reaches 16 km/h when fording, it struggles at a meagre 4 km/h when climbing uphill from idling and 12 km/h uphill with some speed bu
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...75 mm KwK40 L43]] gun on the [[Pz.IV F2|Panzer IV F2]], the Japanese 75 mm Type 3 gun on the Chi-Nu, and the American [[M3 (75 mm)|75 mm]] on the M4 Sherma
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...t half'' <br> 25 mm ''Top back half''<br> 29 + 14 mm ''Bottom'' || 32 + 25.4 mm (1°) ''Top half'' <br> 32 mm (32°) ''Lower half'' || 14 mm
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...m QF 2-pounder]] || colspan="5" | Turret rotation speed (°/s) || colspan="4" | Reloading rate (seconds)
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...6pdr OQF Mk.V]] || colspan="5" | Turret rotation speed (°/s) || colspan="4" | Reloading rate (seconds)
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...alf'' <br /> 25 mm ''Top back half'' <br> 29 + 14 mm ''Bottom'' || 32 + 25.4 mm (1°) ''Top half'' <br> 32 mm (32°) ''Lower half'' || 14 mm
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...turret (ShinHōtō) boasting the [[Type 1 (47 mm)]] cannon to compete with late 1930s armour. Proving themselves very successful in the early Pacific campa
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