Difference between revisions of "User:kleinerPanzer"

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Formerly known as HugoTroop. Avid Chinese tank enthusiast, suggestion-maker, and bug reporter. Major contributor to InFerNos1's custom localization. Advocate for Battle Rating decompression. Suggestion Moderator.

Forum Suggestions

Ground Forces
Germany
Panther G early	Undergoing Rewrite
Panther G (BMW 132 Dc)	To be written
USSR
BT-7 Artillery	Open for discussion
BT-7 (1935)	Open for discussion
KV-1 (1940)	Open for discussion
KV-1 (1941) early	Open for discussion
KV-1 (1941) late (cast turret)	Open for discussion
KV-1 (1942) (cast turret)	Open for discussion
KV-1 (1942) (welded turret)	Open for discussion
GAZ AAA (TKB-149)	Open for discussion
Re-Armed T-37A & T-38 variants	Undergoing Rewrite
T-26 (1933)	Open for discussion
T-26 (1938)	Open for discussion
T-28 (1934)	Open for discussion
T-28 (1936)	Implemented
T-28 (1940)	Open for discussion
T-34 (1941/42)	Open for discussion
T-34 (1943) early	Open for discussion
T-34 (1943) late	Open for discussion
T-34 variants with UZTM turrets	Undergoing Rewrite
T-34-85 (1945)	Open for discussion
T-34-85 (1946)	Open for discussion
T-35 (1938)	Open for discussion
T-70B	Open for discussion
SU-76	Open for discussion
SU-76M late	Open for discussion
China
121 Prototype No. 3	To be written
131-1	To be written
132	To be written
132B	To be written
211	To be written
BK1851	To be written
MBT-2000	Open for discussion
PLZ07	To be written
PLZ07B	To be written
SH3	To be written
Type 59P	Open for discussion
Type 59 Marksman	Open for discussion
Type 69-I	To be written
Type 69-II	To be written
VN1C	To be written
VN2D	To be written
VN5/VN10	To be written
CS/VN9	To be written
VN17	To be written
WZ123 (1991)	To be written
WZ505	To be written
WZ551D	To be written
YW306	To be written
YW307	To be written
YW343	To be written
ZSD63	Open for discussion
ZTZ96A1	Open for discussion
ZTZ96B early	Open for discussion
ZTZ99 ERA Testbed	To be written
Aircraft
USSR
Yak-1 (M-105PA)	Undergoing Rewrite
Yak-1 (M-105PF)	Undergoing Rewrite
Yak-7	Undergoing Rewrite
Yak-7A	Undergoing Rewrite
Yak-7B (M-105PA)	Undergoing Rewrite
Yak-7B late	Undergoing Rewrite
Yak-9P (1946)	Open for discussion
Yak-19	To be written
Yak-25 (1947)	To be written
Yak-25MG	To be written
Yak-25B (Yak-125B)	To be written
Yak-2AM-11	To be written
Yak-25K	To be written
Yak-25K-75	To be written
Yak-25K-7L	To be written
Yak-26	To be written
Yak-26-1	To be written
Yak-27	To be written
Yak-27K	To be written
Yak-27V	To be written
Yak-28	To be written
Yak-28N	To be written
Yak-28IM	To be written
Yak-104 (Yak-30)	To be written
Yak-36	To be written
Yak-36M	To be written
Yak-120	To be written
Yak-120M	To be written
Yak-120MF	To be written
Yak-140	To be written
Yak-1000	To be written
Naval
USSR
Mullins Armored Boat	Undergoing Rewrite
Project 7 Destroyers	Open for discussion
Project 7U, Storozhevoy (1944)	Passed to developers
Project 19 Border Guard Ships	Open for discussion
Project 29 Border Guard Ships	Undergoing Rewrite
Project 29K Border Guard Ships	Undergoing Rewrite
Project 43 Border Guard Ships	Open for discussion
Project 30K & Project 30 bis Destroyers	Implemented
Project 45 Destroyer, Opytnyy	Open for discussion
Project 165 Motor AA Boats	Open for discussion
Project 165 Naval Artillery Battery	Passed to developers
Project 1124 & Project 1125 Armored Boat variants	Undergoing Rewrite
Game Mechanics & Interface
Ability to select individual add-on armor components	Open for discussion
Ability to select different fuses within the same loadout	Open for discussion
Dynamic Vehicle Names	Open for discussion
External Radar Vehicles	Open for discussion
Protection Analysis for Aircraft	Implemented
Repairing external armor in battle	Open for discussion
RP cost reduction for completing tech trees	Open for discussion
Decals & Customization
Chinese tricolor desert camo of the PLA 76th Group	Open for discussion
Chinese modern dark green camouflage	Open for discussion
Other
Restructuring the Chinese Ground Forces	Open for discussion
Restructuring the Japanese Coastal Fleet	Open for discussion
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Soviet & Russian Naval Aviation Yellow Numbers	Open for discussion

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Difference between revisions of "User:kleinerPanzer"

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-{{DISPLAYTITLE:HugoTroop}}
+{{DISPLAYTITLE:kleinerPanzer}}
+Formerly known as '''HugoTroop'''. Avid Chinese tank enthusiast, suggestion-maker, and bug reporter. Major contributor to [https://live.warthunder.com/post/694386/en/ InFerNos1's custom localization]. Advocate for Battle Rating decompression. Suggestion Moderator.
-Thanks to the kind moderators who helped recover my old page!
-==Quick Bio==
-*I live in the United States (this is as much as I am willing to say)
-*I joined War Thunder on October 22, 2015. This means that, since I was unaware, I missed Thunder League Season 1, the Third Anniversary, all the associated event vehicles ([[LaGG-3-23]], [[T-V]], etc.), and much more. All I did get was the "--III--" [[:Category:Achievements#Titles|title]]. (I also missed the 70th VE Day celebration in May)
-*My first nation was [[:Category:USSR_ground_vehicles|USSR Ground Forces]], and my first ever researched vehicle was the [[BT-7]], followed by the [[T-60]].
-*My first premium (other than the [[T-26 (1st Gv.T.Br.)]] that I received for joining the game) was the [[Pz.II C (DAK)|Pz.Kpfw. II C (DAK)]].
-*Currently, I primarily play [[RB|Realistic Battles]]. In particular, [[Ground_vehicles|Ground Forces]].
-*I am '''very''' into WWII history, and War Thunder sparked that interest.
-*I enjoy playing the [[T-44]], [[T-44-100]], any [[Panther tank (Family)|Panther]], the [[KV-2 (ZiS-6)|KV-2 (ZiS-6)]], any [[M3 (Disambiguation|Stuart]], and any [[M1 (76 mm)|76 mm]] [[M4 (Disambiguation)|Sherman]].
 ==Forum Suggestions==
-Here's a list of suggestions I've made on the forums; please check them out!
+{|class="wikitable" style="text-align:left"
+|-
-Protection Analysis for Aircraft: https://forum.warthunder.com/index.php?/topic/456909-protection-analysis-for-aircraft/
+!colspan=2|Ground Forces
-<br>T-26 Model 1933: https://forum.warthunder.com/index.php?/topic/457515-t-26-model-1933-firepower/
+|-
-<br>T-28 Model 1934: https://forum.warthunder.com/index.php?/topic/457145-t-28-model-1934-the-predecessor/
+|colspan=2 style="text-align:center" |[[Image:Germany flag.png|25px]]  '''Germany''' [[Image:Germany flag.png|25px]]
-<br>T-34 Model 1941/42: https://forum.warthunder.com/index.php?/topic/457178-transitional-t-34-model-194142-no-112-factory-stuck-in-the-middle/
+|-
-<br>T-34 Model 1943: https://forum.warthunder.com/index.php?/topic/457424-t-34-model-1943-last-of-the-legend/
+| Panther G early [[Image:Medium tanks icon.png|50px]] || Undergoing Rewrite
-<br>T-34-85 Model 1945: https://forum.warthunder.com/index.php?/topic/456254-t-34-85-model-1945/
+|-
-<br>T-34-85 Model 1946: https://forum.warthunder.com/index.php?/topic/456456-t-34-85-model-1946/
+| Panther G (BMW 132 Dc) [[Image:Medium tanks icon.png|50px]] || To be written
-<br>KV-1 Model 1942: Soon(tm)
+|-
-<br>and more to come...
+|colspan=2 style="text-align:center" |[[Image:USSR flag.png|25px]]  '''USSR''' [[Image:USSR flag.png|25px]]
+|-
-==General Stats==
+| BT-7 Artillery [[Image:Light tanks icon.png|50px]] || [https://forum.warthunder.com/index.php?/topic/473510-bt-7-artillery-high-speed-support/ Open for discussion]
+|-
-===Profile===
+| BT-7 (1935) [[Image:Light tanks icon.png|50px]] || [https://forum.warthunder.com/index.php?/topic/458118-bt-7-model-1935-intermediate-workhorse/ Open for discussion]
-'''Nickname'''
+|-
-*HugoTroop
+| KV-1 (1940) [[Image:Heavy tanks icon.png|50px]] || [https://forum.warthunder.com/index.php?/topic/457958-kv-1-model-1940-half-an-upgrade/ Open for discussion]
-'''Level'''
+|-
-*Level 94
+| KV-1 (1941) early [[Image:Heavy tanks icon.png|50px]] || [https://forum.warthunder.com/index.php?/topic/457960-kv-1-model-1941-early-long-arm/ Open for discussion]
-'''Squadron'''
+|-
-*Domino Squad (=DMSQ=)
+| KV-1 (1941) late (cast turret) [[Image:Heavy tanks icon.png|50px]] || [https://forum.warthunder.com/index.php?/topic/459335-kv-1-model-1941-late-cast-turret-m%C3%A9lange/ Open for discussion]
-'''Title'''
+|-
-*Impetuous
+| KV-1 (1942) (cast turret) [[Image:Heavy tanks icon.png|50px]] || [https://forum.warthunder.com/index.php?/topic/457956-kv-1-model-1942-cast-turret-end-of-the-line/ Open for discussion]
+|-
-==WWII Stuff==
+| KV-1 (1942) (welded turret) [[Image:Heavy tanks icon.png|50px]] || [https://forum.warthunder.com/index.php?/topic/459332-kv-1-model-1942-welded-turret-effectively-the-same/ Open for discussion]
+|-
-===US Tank Nicknames===
+| GAZ AAA (TKB-149) [[Image:Anti-aircraft vehicles icon.png|50px]] || [https://forum.warthunder.com/index.php?/topic/457967-gaz-aaa-3x-dshk/ Open for discussion]
-*The United States did *not* name their tanks "Sherman", "Lee", etc., the British did. Afterwards (1944-45), the US named them "General Sherman", "General Lee", etc..
+|-
-*The United States *did* (likely) name the M36, as it was never used by the British. It was more likely to be "General Jackson", if anything.
+| Re-Armed T-37A & T-38 variants [[Image:Light tanks icon.png|50px]] || Undergoing Rewrite
-*The M10 was never called the "Wolverine". In January 1945 designation "Achilles" was used, for both the 3-inch and 17 pdr version (For the British, Achilles Mk. I / II vs Achilles Mk. IC / IIC, likewise to the Sherman IC/VC)
+|-
-*The Stuart was not called the "Honey". Nobody called it that.
+| T-26 (1933) [[Image:Light tanks icon.png|50px]] || [https://forum.warthunder.com/index.php?/topic/457515-t-26-model-1933-firepower/ Open for discussion]
+|-
-===The "Hetzer"===
+| T-26 (1938) [[Image:Light tanks icon.png|50px]] || [https://forum.warthunder.com/index.php?/topic/495802-t-26-model-1938/ Open for discussion]
-*The name was likely never used during wartime (at least with the Jagdpanzer 38(t)). It likely came from the E-10, a similar vehicle that ''probably'' bore that name.
+|-
+| T-28 (1934) [[Image:Medium tanks icon.png|50px]] || [https://forum.warthunder.com/index.php?/topic/457145-t-28-model-1934-the-predecessor/ Open for discussion]
-===US Tank Myths===
+|-
-*The nickname "Ronson" was (likely) never used to refer to a Sherman, nor the phrase "lights first, every time" (most GIs used Zippos, and that slogan was from the 50s).
+| T-28 (1936) [[Image:Medium tanks icon.png|50px]] || [https://forum.warthunder.com/index.php?/topic/457963-t-28-model-1936-marginally-better/ Implemented]
-*Shermans were not Death Traps. Belton Cooper could only see the bad end of the stick, since he only saw destroyed Shermans. They were the easiest to escape, by far, of any main battle tank of the era, having some of the best surviability rates.
+|-
-*Their armor was good, outclassing the Pz. III and IV.
+| T-28 (1940) [[Image:Medium tanks icon.png|50px]] || [https://forum.warthunder.com/index.php?/topic/458126-t-28-model-1940-tried-and-tested/ Open for discussion]
-*The Sherman IC/VC was not better than the 76mm Shermans (in terms of real-life performance). The cramped interior (especially the turret) made for a very uncomfortable crew, and the worse engine of the M4A4 (VC) made it sluggish overall.
+|-
-*Tanks could engage tanks; they were supposed to support the infantry, meaning killing tanks that attacked the infantry
+| T-34 (1941/42) [[Image:Medium tanks icon.png|50px]] || [https://forum.warthunder.com/index.php?/topic/457178-transitional-t-34-model-194142-no-112-factory-stuck-in-the-middle/ Open for discussion]
-*Tank destroyers were ambush vehicles only (under US doctrine)
+|-
+| T-34 (1943) early [[Image:Medium tanks icon.png|50px]] || [https://forum.warthunder.com/index.php?/topic/459336-t-34-model-1943-early-speed-is-key/ Open for discussion]
-===British Nomenclature of US tanks===
+|-
-Sherman
+| T-34 (1943) late [[Image:Medium tanks icon.png|50px]] || [https://forum.warthunder.com/index.php?/topic/457424-t-34-model-1943-last-of-the-legend/ Open for discussion]
-<br>-A = 105 mm
+|-
-<br>-B= 76 mm
+| T-34 variants with UZTM turrets [[Image:Medium tanks icon.png|50px]] || Undergoing Rewrite
-<br>-C= 17-pdr
+|-
-<br>-Y= HVSS
+| T-34-85 (1945) [[Image:Medium tanks icon.png|50px]] || [https://forum.warthunder.com/index.php?/topic/456254-t-34-85-model-1945/ Open for discussion]
-<br>-Hybrid = Composite Hull
+|-
+| T-34-85 (1946) [[Image:Medium tanks icon.png|50px]] || [https://forum.warthunder.com/index.php?/topic/456456-t-34-85-model-1946/ Open for discussion]
-*M4 - Sherman I
+|-
-**M4 Composite - Sherman I Hybrid
+| T-35 (1938) [[Image:Heavy tanks icon.png|50px]] || [https://forum.warthunder.com/index.php?/topic/458119-t-35-model-1938-upgrading-a-disaster/ Open for discussion]
-**M4 (105) W - Sherman IB
+|-
-**M4 (105) W HVSS - Sherman IBY
+| T-70B [[Image:Light tanks icon.png|50px]] || [https://forum.warthunder.com/index.php?/topic/473803-t-70b-light-work-on-a-light-tank/ Open for discussion]
-**M4 w/ 17 pdr - Sherman IC
+|-
-**M4 Composite w/ 17-pdr - SHerman IC Hybrid
+| SU-76 [[Image:Tank destroyers icon.png|50px]] || [https://forum.warthunder.com/index.php?/topic/473163-su-76-faulty-first-steps/ Open for discussion]
-*M4A1 - Sherman II
+|-
-**M4A1 (76) W - Sherman IIA
+| SU-76M late [[Image:Tank destroyers icon.png|50px]] || [https://forum.warthunder.com/index.php?/topic/473531-su-76m-late-return-to-the-origin/ Open for discussion]
-**M4A1 (76) W HVSS - Sherman IIAY
+|-
-*M4A2 - Sherman III
+|colspan=2 style="text-align:center" |[[Image:China flag.png|25px]] '''China''' [[Image:China flag.png|25px]]
-**M4A2 (76) W - Sherman IIIA
+|-
-**M4A2 (76) W HVSS - Sherman IIIAY
+| 121 Prototype No. 3 [[Image:Medium tanks icon.png|50px]] || To be written
-*M4A3 - Sherman IV
+|-
-**M4A3 (76) W - Sherman IVA
+| 131-1 [[Image:Light tanks icon.png|50px]] || To be written
-**M4A3 (76) W HVSS - Sherman IVAY
+|-
-**M4A3 (105) W - Sherman IVB
+| 132 [[Image:Light tanks icon.png|50px]] || To be written
-**M4A3 (105) W HVSS - Sherman IVBY
+|-
-*M4A4 - Sherman V
+| 132B [[Image:Light tanks icon.png|50px]] || To be written
-**M4A4 w/ 17-pdr - Sherman VC
+|-
-*M4A6 - Sherman VII
+| 211 [[Image:Light tanks icon.png|50px]] || To be written
+|-
-Lee/Grant
+| BK1851 [[Image:Medium tanks icon.png|50px]] || To be written
-*M3 - Lee I
+|-
-*M3A1 - Lee II
+| MBT-2000 [[Image:Medium tanks icon.png|50px]] || [https://forum.warthunder.com/index.php?/topic/541647-norinco-mbt-2000/ Open for discussion]
-*M3A2 - Lee III
+|-
-*M3A3 - Lee IV (Lee V)
+| PLZ07 [[Image:Tank destroyers icon.png|50px]] || To be written
-*M3A4 - Lee VI
+|-
-*M3A5 - Lee VII (?)
+| PLZ07B [[Image:Tank destroyers icon.png|50px]] || To be written
-*M3 (Grant Turret) - Grant I
+|-
-*M3A5 (Grant Turret) - Grant II
+| SH3 [[Image:Tank destroyers icon.png|50px]] || To be written
+|-
-Stuart
+| Type 59P [[Image:Medium tanks icon.png|50px]] || [https://forum.warthunder.com/index.php?/topic/541061-poly-technologies-type-59p/ Open for discussion]
-*M3 - Stuart I
+|-
-**M3 w/ diesel engine - Stuart II
+| Type 59 Marksman [[Image:Anti-aircraft vehicles icon.png|50px]] || [https://forum.warthunder.com/index.php?/topic/552621-type-59-marksman-east-meets-west-for-the-seventh-time/&tab=comments#comment-9318887 Open for discussion]
-*M3A1 - Stuart III
+|-
-**M3A1 w/ diesel engine - Stuart IV
+| Type 69-I [[Image:Medium tanks icon.png|50px]] || To be written
-*M3A3 - Stuart V
+|-
-*M5 - Stuart VI
+| Type 69-II [[Image:Medium tanks icon.png|50px]] || To be written
-*M5A1 -Stuart VI
+|-
+| VN1C [[Image:Light tanks icon.png|50px]] || To be written
-Achilles
+|-
-*M10 - Achilles I
+| VN2D [[Image:Light tanks icon.png|50px]] || To be written
-**M10A1 - Achilles II
+|-
-*17-pdr M10 - Achilles IC
+| VN5/VN10 [[Image:Light tanks icon.png|50px]] || To be written
-**17-pdr M10A1 - Achilles IIC
+|-
+| CS/VN9 [[Image:Light tanks icon.png|50px]] || To be written
-<br>Note: The UK never operationally used M4A3s, M4A6s, or 76 mm Shermans.
+|-
-<br>Note 2: The UK didn't have a recorded distinction between Wet-stowage and Dry-stowage
+| VN17 [[Image:Light tanks icon.png|50px]] || To be written
+|-
-===Japanese Tank Naming Convention===
+| WZ123 (1991) [[Image:Medium tanks icon.png|50px]] || To be written
-There were two naming conventions, an early one, and a common one (used from 1936/7 onwards)
+|-
+| WZ505 [[Image:Light tanks icon.png|50px]] || To be written
-<br>1- I (Yi)
+|-
-<br>2 - Ro
+| WZ551D [[Image:Anti-aircraft vehicles icon.png|50px]] || To be written
-<br>3 - Ha
+|-
-<br>4 - Ni
+| YW306 [[Image:Tank destroyers icon.png|50px]] || To be written
-<br>5 - Ho
+|-
-<br>6 - He
+| YW307 [[Image:Light tanks icon.png|50px]] || To be written
-<br>7 - To
+|-
-<br>8 - Chi
+| YW343 [[Image:Tank destroyers icon.png|50px]] || To be written
-<br>9 - Ri
+|-
-<br>10 - Nu
+| ZSD63 [[Image:Anti-aircraft vehicles icon.png|50px]] || [https://forum.warthunder.com/index.php?/topic/546114-zsd63-type-63-apc/ Open for discussion]
-<br>11 - Ru
+|-
-<br>12 - O or Wo
+| ZTZ96A1 [[Image:Medium tanks icon.png|50px]] || [https://forum.warthunder.com/index.php?/topic/552336-ztz96a1-dedicated-biathlete/ Open for discussion]
+|-
-<br>Ke (Kei) - Light
+| ZTZ96B early [[Image:Medium tanks icon.png|50px]] || [https://forum.warthunder.com/index.php?/topic/552347-ztz96b-early-flexing-new-muscles/ Open for discussion]
-<br>Chi (Chiu) - Medium
+|-
-<br>Ho - Gun/SPG
+| ZTZ99 ERA Testbed [[Image:Medium tanks icon.png|50px]] || To be written
-<br>Ka - Amphibious
+|-
+!colspan=2|Aircraft
-Note that these are '''not''' direct translations, and are just what they mean in the context of Japanese tank names.
+|-
+|colspan=2 style="text-align:center" |[[Image:USSR flag.png|25px]] '''USSR''' [[Image:USSR flag.png|25px]]
-<br>Early naming convention
+|-
-<br>[Number]-Go
+| Yak-1 (M-105PA) [[Image:Fighters icon.png|50px]] || Undergoing Rewrite
+|-
-<br>Ha-Go - 3rd "car"
+| Yak-1 (M-105PF) [[Image:Fighters icon.png|50px]] || Undergoing Rewrite
-<br>I-Go - 1st "car"
+|-
-<br>Ro-Go - 2nd "car"
+| Yak-7 [[Image:Fighters icon.png|50px]] || Undergoing Rewrite
+|-
-<br>Common naming convention
+| Yak-7A [[Image:Fighters icon.png|50px]] || Undergoing Rewrite
-<br>[Tank Type]-[Number]
+|-
+| Yak-7B (M-105PA) [[Image:Fighters icon.png|50px]] || Undergoing Rewrite
-<br>Chi-Ha - Medium 3
+|-
-<br>Ke - Ne - Light 4
+| Yak-7B late [[Image:Fighters icon.png|50px]] || Undergoing Rewrite
-<br>Ho-Ro - SPG 2
+|-
+| Yak-9P (1946) [[Image:Fighters icon.png|50px]] || [https://forum.warthunder.com/index.php?/topic/511718-yakovlev-yak-9p-1946/ Open for discussion]
-===Italian Tank naming convention===
+|-
+| Yak-19 [[Image:Jet aircrafts icon.png|50px]] || To be written
-<br>CV - Carro Veloce - Fast Car
+|-
-<br>Semovente - Self-Propelled
+| Yak-25 (1947) [[Image:Jet aircrafts icon.png|50px]] || To be written
-<br>L - Leggero - Light
+|-
-<br>M - Medio - Medium
+| Yak-25MG [[Image:Jet aircrafts icon.png|50px]] || To be written
-<br>P - Pesante - Heavy
+|-
+| Yak-25B (Yak-125B) [[Image:Jet aircrafts icon.png|50px]] || To be written
-<br>Using L, M, and P
+|-
-<br>[Type] [Weight]/[Year]
+| Yak-2AM-11 [[Image:Jet aircrafts icon.png|50px]] || To be written
+|-
-<br>L 3/33 - Light 3-ton 1933
+| Yak-25K [[Image:Jet aircrafts icon.png|50px]] || To be written
-<br>M 13/40 - Medium 13-ton 1940
+|-
-<br>P 26/40 - Heavy 26-ton 1940
+| Yak-25K-75 [[Image:Jet aircrafts icon.png|50px]] || To be written
+|-
-<br>Using Semovente
+| Yak-25K-7L [[Image:Jet aircrafts icon.png|50px]] || To be written
-<br>Semovente da [Caliber]/[Length in Calibers]
+|-
+| Yak-26 [[Image:Jet aircrafts icon.png|50px]] || To be written
-<br>Semovente da 90/53 - SPG "with" ("of") 90 mm, 53-calibers
+|-
+| Yak-26-1 [[Image:Jet aircrafts icon.png|50px]] || To be written
-<br>Using CV
+|-
-<br>CV-[Year]
+| Yak-27 [[Image:Jet aircrafts icon.png|50px]] || To be written
+|-
-<br>CV-33 - Fast Car (Tankette) 1933
+| Yak-27K [[Image:Jet aircrafts icon.png|50px]] || To be written
+|-
-===Performance: Paper vs Actuality===
+| Yak-27V [[Image:Jet aircrafts icon.png|50px]] || To be written
-Many tanks, such as the T-34 (in 1941), or the Tiger II, on paper should be far superior to the common tanks of the enemy. However, their performance in real life differed greatly from expected. In a game such as War Thunder, in a fight between Panther vs a 76mm Sherman, or a Tiger II (H) vs IS-2 (1944), or T-34 (1941) vs Pz.Kpfw. IV F1, etc., the first of the two would win the majority of the time. However, real life performance does not always perfectly match what is on paper. Do not forget that, there is almost never a situation where it is just "Tank A vs Tank B". It is "Tanks, Supply Trucks, Infantry, Artillery, Aircraft, and Maintenance Crews A vs Tanks, Supply Trucks, Infantry, Artillery, Aircraft, and Maintenance Crews B". As such, tanks such as the T-34 and KV-1 (in 1941), while they should have been able to absolutely destroy the German army, the poorly trained crews and terrible logistics supporting them left many of them to be abandoned or self-destroyed. The Panther, while superior to the M4 Sherman (even the 76mm) in virtually every aspect, had inferior performance due to a lack of spare parts and the situation of the war in 1944/45. Even a slight malfunction would usually force a Panther's crew to abandon the tank, whereas the Shermans had literal tons of spare parts available for repairs. The retreating German Army couldn't recover the lost Panthers (among other vehicles), whereas the advancing Allied armies could. Also, the IS-2 was far superior to the Tiger II in areas such as armor quality, anti-infantry capability, and sheer numbers. It didn't matter that its gun had less penetration than a Tiger II's, if the most common armor thickness it would face was the 80mm on a Pz.Kpfw. IV or StuG (granted the reverse was true as well). Another thought is crew survivability. As some may be aware, (get ready for "The Chieftain" references) once a tank crew suffers a significant emotional event, they must perform the real life equivalent of the "oh my god the tank is on fire" test. On average, the M4 Sherman had the best crew survivability (except for the poor loader on early 75mm models, explained somewhere in [https://forum.warthunder.com/index.php?/topic/400696-m4-sherman-variant-identification/ here]) in such situations, compared to any other main tank of its era.
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+| Yak-28 [[Image:Jet aircrafts icon.png|50px]] || To be written
-===What if Germany had been in the war longer? (a.k.a. Was the Wunderwaffe possible?)===
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-To put it bluntly, German development in terms of weaponry would have to slow or halt at what it was in April 1945. The Panther II program? Cancelled. The Maus? Cancelled. The E-series? Cancelled. Albert Speer made a decision, and an arguably wise one at that, to continue producing what they could and not waste time trying to create new tanks when they simply didn't have the resources. If Germany had been able to stretch the war on into 1946, maintaining production levels of 1944, you would only see more and more Tiger IIs and Panther Gs, as the number of StuG IIIs and Pz.Kpfw. IVs declined as they became obsolete. There were many experiments with night vision equipment, and that would probably find its way onto late 1945-production German tanks. Also, stereoscopic rangefinders, such as those seen on the Panther F, would also become more common. Perhaps the Tiger II would receive the Maybach HL 234 as an upgrade to the HL 230, or the Panther's road wheels swapped for the same on the Tiger II's. Regardless, such changes would only be minor, and would not keep pace with tank development of the USSR and Western Allies.
+| Yak-28N [[Image:Jet aircrafts icon.png|50px]] || To be written
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-What about aviation? The Me 262 was filled with problems, as using jet engines was still in its infancy. Perhaps late-model Bf 109 Ks or Bf 109 L, or Fw 190 E may come out, with better engines, better armament, and improved flight characteristics. However, these are all just proposals. But the overwhelming amount of problems with aircraft like the Me 262, and the poor performance and high maintenance of rocket and jet aircraft would eventually phase the Me 163 and He 162 out of production. The Ar 234 could possibly see further development, but the German war situation at the time had little use for a jet bomber; it needed ground attackers, interceptors, and fighters, to fend off against the enemy ground forces and strategic bombers.
+| Yak-28IM [[Image:Jet aircrafts icon.png|50px]] || To be written
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-==Vehicles I hope are added to the game==
+| Yak-104 (Yak-30) [[Image:Jet aircrafts icon.png|50px]] || To be written
-<small>
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-*More M3 Lee variants
+| Yak-36 [[Image:Jet aircrafts icon.png|50px]] || To be written
-*More M3/M5 Stuart variants
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-*More M4 Sherman variants
+| Yak-36M [[Image:Jet aircrafts icon.png|50px]] || To be written
-*M7 & M7B1 HMC
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-*M37 HMC
+| Yak-120 [[Image:Jet aircrafts icon.png|50px]] || To be written
-*M10A1
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-*M36B2
+| Yak-120M [[Image:Jet aircrafts icon.png|50px]] || To be written
-*More LVT variants
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-*More American SPAA variants (i.e. M15A1, M16A2, M17)
+| Yak-120MF [[Image:Jet aircrafts icon.png|50px]] || To be written
-*American Half-tracks
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-*M20
+| Yak-140 [[Image:Jet aircrafts icon.png|50px]] || To be written
-*German armored cars
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-*More Pz.Kpfw. 38(t) variants
+| Yak-1000 [[Image:Jet aircrafts icon.png|50px]] || To be written
-*More Pz.Kpfw. II variants
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-*More Pz.Kpfw. III variants
+!colspan=2|Naval
-*More Pz.Kpfw. IV variants
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-*Tiger I (mid-production)
+|colspan=2 style="text-align:center" |[[Image:USSR flag.png|25px]] '''USSR''' [[Image:USSR flag.png|25px]]
-*More Marder variants
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-*German half-tracks
+| Mullins Armored Boat [[Image:Boats icon.png|50px]] || Undergoing Rewrite
-*More German half-track SPAA
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-*Soviet armored cars
+| Project 7 Destroyers [[Image:Destroyers icon.png|50px]] || [https://forum.warthunder.com/index.php?/topic/491890-project-7-destroyers/ Open for discussion]
-*More early Soviet tankettes
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-*More T-28 variants
+| Project 7U, Storozhevoy (1944) [[Image:Destroyers icon.png|50px]] || [https://forum.warthunder.com/index.php?/topic/491815-project-7u-storozhevoy-1944/ Passed to developers]
-*More T-34 and T-34-85 variants
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-*More KV-1 variants
+| Project 19 Border Guard Ships [[Image:Sub-chasers icon.png|50px]] || [https://forum.warthunder.com/index.php?/topic/496274-project-19-border-guard-ships/ Open for discussion]
-*More T-26 variants
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-*More Soviet SPG variants
+| Project 29 Border Guard Ships [[Image:Sub-chasers icon.png|50px]] || Undergoing Rewrite
-*British armored cars
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-*Mk. VI Light Tanks
+| Project 29K Border Guard Ships [[Image:Sub-chasers icon.png|50px]] || Undergoing Rewrite
-*Covenanters
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-*Vickers Medium Tanks
+| Project 43 Border Guard Ships [[Image:Sub-chasers icon.png|50px]] || [https://forum.warthunder.com/index.php?/topic/496100-project-43-border-guard-ships/ Open for discussion]
-*British SPGs (Sexton, Bishop)
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-*Close-Support tanks (Cromwell VI, Matilda IV CS)
+| Project 30K & Project 30 bis Destroyers [[Image:Destroyers icon.png|50px]] || [https://forum.warthunder.com/index.php?/topic/491895-project-30k-project-30-bis-destroyers/ Implemented]
-*More Matilda variants
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-*More Churchill variants
+| Project 45 Destroyer, Opytnyy [[Image:Destroyers icon.png|50px]] || [https://forum.warthunder.com/index.php?/topic/492027-project-45-destroyer-opytnyy/ Open for discussion]
-*More Valentine variants
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-*More Japanese "Amphibious" tanks
+| Project 165 Motor AA Boats [[Image:Boats icon.png|50px]] || [https://forum.warthunder.com/index.php?/topic/498207-project-165-motor-aa-boats/ Open for discussion]
-*Type 92 Tankette
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-*More AS 42 variants
+| Project 165 Naval Artillery Battery [[Image:Boats icon.png|50px]] || [https://forum.warthunder.com/index.php?/topic/498210-project-165-naval-artillery-battery/ Passed to developers]
-*CC M 40, M 41, M 42
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-*French armored cars and half-tracks
+| Project 1124 & Project 1125 Armored Boat variants [[Image:Boats icon.png|50px]] || Undergoing Rewrite
-*Char D1 and D2
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-*Char 2C
+!colspan=2|Game Mechanics & Interface
-*More Free French American tanks
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-*Panther G (France)
+| [[Image:Damage mechanics - icon.png|15px]] Ability to select individual add-on armor components || [https://forum.warthunder.com/index.php?/topic/461774-ability-to-select-which-add-on-armor-components-you-want/ Open for discussion]
-</small>
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+| [[Image:Armaments - icon.png|15px]] Ability to select different fuses within the same loadout || [https://forum.warthunder.com/index.php?/topic/492446-different-fuses-for-bombs-and-rockets-within-the-same-loadout/ Open for discussion]
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+| [[Image:Custom localizations - icon.png|15px]] Dynamic Vehicle Names || [https://forum.warthunder.com/index.php?/topic/527310-dynamic-vehicle-names/ Open for discussion]
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+| [[Image:Anti-aircraft vehicles icon.png|15px]] External Radar Vehicles || [https://forum.warthunder.com/index.php?/topic/548566-external-radar-vehicles/ Open for discussion]
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+| [[Image:Game mechanics - icon.png|15px]] Protection Analysis for Aircraft || [https://forum.warthunder.com/index.php?/topic/456909-protection-analysis-for-aircraft/ Implemented]
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+| [[Image:Modules and modifications - icon.png|15px]] Repairing external armor in battle || [https://forum.warthunder.com/index.php?/topic/546110-repair-armor-components-era-side-skirts-etc-on-capture-points/ Open for discussion]
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+| [[Image:Currency and research points - icon.png|15px]] RP cost reduction for completing tech trees || [https://forum.warthunder.com/index.php?/topic/546531-rp-cost-reduction-for-other-nations-after-reaching-higher-ranks-in-another/ Open for discussion]
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+!colspan=2| Decals & Customization
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+| Chinese tricolor desert camo of the PLA 76th Group || [https://forum.warthunder.com/index.php?/topic/549608-chinese-tricolor-desert-camo-of-the-pla-76th-group/ Open for discussion]
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+| Chinese modern dark green camouflage || [https://forum.warthunder.com/index.php?/topic/549610-chinese-modern-dark-green-camouflage/ Open for discussion]
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+!colspan=2|Other
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+| [[Image:China flag.png|25px]] Restructuring the Chinese Ground Forces || [https://forum.warthunder.com/index.php?/topic/523008-restructuring-the-chinese-ground-forces/ Open for discussion]
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+| [[Image:Japan flag.png|25px]] Restructuring the Japanese Coastal Fleet || [https://forum.warthunder.com/index.php?/topic/522720-restructuring-the-japanese-coastal-fleet/ Open for discussion]
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+| [[Image:USSR flag.png|25px]] Restructuring the Soviet Coastal Fleet || [https://forum.warthunder.com/index.php?/topic/522600-restructuring-the-soviet-coastal-fleet/ Open for discussion]
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+| [[Image:USSR flag.png|25px]] Soviet & Russian Naval Aviation Yellow Numbers || [https://forum.warthunder.com/index.php?/topic/498557-soviet-russian-naval-aviation-yellow-numbers/ Open for discussion]
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+|}