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...| 13 ''(+83)'' || 10 ''(+86)'' || 6 ''(+90)'' || 1 ''(+95)'' || Yes
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...euvrability will be unable to cope in close-quarters engagements. The last type of vehicle of concern are low-chassis tanks such as the [[ASU-57]], [[ASU-8
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...they do less damage). An even bigger threat is the [[KV-1 (Family)|KV-1]] type tanks. A Churchill vs a [[KV-1 (L-11)]] can end in a stalemate situation, a
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...'' <br> 139 mm (24°) ''Lower glacis'' <br> 102 mm ''Machine gun port'' || 95 mm || 50.8 mm (1°) ''Top'' <br> 25.4 mm (64°) ''Bottom'' || 15.875 mm
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...sive filler, indeed armour-piercing high explosive (APHE) is the only ammo type available for it. The explosive filler gives the QF 3-pounder somewhat bett
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{{main|Type 90 (57 mm)}}
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...the [[Chi-Ha]], it was armed with a new turret (ShinHōtō) boasting the [[Type 1 (47 mm)]] cannon to compete with late 1930s armour. Proving themselves ve
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{{main|Type 38 (150 mm)}}
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...the second Japanese tank that was adopted for service after the [[I-Go Ko|Type 89 I-Go]], its combat trials in Manchuria proved that the production, cost,
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| link = Type 94 (Disambiguation)
...ank gun Japan developed to counter light armour. Being developed after the Type 11 37 mm infantry gun, this gun saw both service as a field gun and tank gu
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...ore than anything else. While it regularly fired HE and hollow charge, the Type 94 also had some separate shells developed for it, being APHE and a better
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The '''150 mm Type 38''' was a 1905 German 15 cm howitzer design adopted in Japanese service i
...e number of cannons produced and available, even being used on the [[Ho-Ro|Type 4 Ho-Ro]] from 1944 onwards.
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* [[Type_87|Type 87]]
* [[Ro-Go|Type 95 Ro-Go]] (premium)
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[[Type 62|ZTQ62]]
| WZ120 ([[Type 59|ZTZ59]])
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...omb in the secondary weapons menu mean, what's the best strategy for the [[Type 61]] and the [[ST-A3]], what are some good weapon loadouts for the [[F-16C]
...strike aircraft, what is the difference between the [[Type 74 (E)]] and [[Type 74 (F)|(F)]], why is the [[M1 Abrams (Family)|Abrams']] turret not symmetri
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{{DISPLAYTITLE:Type 97 Chi-Ha (Family)}}
[[File:Type 97 Chi-Ha with IJA officer.jpg|thumb|Type 97 Chi-Ha with IJA officer]]
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* [[Type T-14]]
* [[Type T-1]]
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[[File:Type T-14 armor.png|thumb|For a reserve boat T-14 can take a decent amount of sm
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Otherwise known as the Otsu-Gata (Type B), it would be the most produced Japanese dedicated motor torpedo boat off
[[File:Type T-38 3.jpg|thumb|left|The Type T-38]]
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{{main|127 mm/50 3rd Year Type (127 mm)}}
...Albatros-Klasse (143)]], firing shells at 914 to 925 m/s (depending on the type). She has a 7.5s (8 rounds/min) reload speed with a stock crew and a 5.5s (
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