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* [[T-54 (1951)]] | * [[T-54 (1951)]] | ||
* [[Tiran 4S]] - <small>Captured T-54 modernized by Israel</small> | * [[Tiran 4S]] - <small>Captured T-54 modernized by Israel</small> | ||
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* [[T-55AM-1]] | * [[T-55AM-1]] | ||
* [[T-55AMD-1]] | * [[T-55AMD-1]] | ||
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== Media == | == Media == | ||
Revision as of 02:37, 26 March 2022
Description
The T-54 is a Soviet 1st generation main battle tank put into service in 1947. It served throughout the Cold War and is one of the most produced MBTs at a total of roughly 70,000 units. Its most modern variants are still in active duty in many armies around the world.
The T-55 is an updated version of the T-54 that mainly features nuclear, biological, and chemical (NBC) protection capabilities.
Vehicles
Rank V
- T-54 (1947)
- T-54 (1949)
- T-54 (1951)
- Tiran 4S - Captured T-54 modernized by Israel
- Type 59 - Licensed and simplified T-54 by China
Rank VI
Media
- Videos
Long-serving tanks discusses the T-54/55 (Family) at 04:35 - War Thunder Official Channel
T-54/T-55 family - War Thunder Official Channel
Most produced tanks discusses the T-54/55 (Family) at 4:38 - War Thunder Official Channel
Tank Chats #104 - T-54 & T-55 - The Tank Museum
See also
The Type 59 and Type 69 are Chinese derivatives of the T-54 family, with their own separate development lineages.
