MiniMe943 - "Always WIP"

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This member has been playing War Thunder since 21 May 2013

This member considers F3F-2 the best rank I USA aircraft in game.

This member considers P-40F-10 Warhawk the best rank II USA aircraft in game.

This member considers P-47D-22-RE Thunderbolt the best rank III USA aircraft in game.

This member considers ▄F-5E FCU the best rank VII Japan aircraft in game.

Gaijin Please

This is the section where I lay out the various vehicles I'd like to see in War Thunder some day. Hopefully it will shrink in the future.

USA

Aircraft

A-18

Basic Stats

Introduction year:	1937
Crew:	2
Empty weight:	9,580 lb (2,075 kg)
Powerplant:	2 × Wright R-1820-47 Cyclone radial engine, 850 hp each

Performance

Maximum speed:	247 mph (398 km/h) at 2,500 ft (760 m)
Service ceiling:	25,000 ft (7,600 m)
Wing loading:	18 lb/ft²
Power-to-mass ratio:	0.177 hp/lb

Armament

Guns:	4 × 7.62 mm M1919 Browning machine guns 1 × 7.62 mm M1919 Browning machine gun (defensive)
Bombs:	Up to 400 lb (180 kg) of bombs in two wing bomb bays.

• Built in limited numbers, used primarily for operational training.

A-4 Skyhawk

A-4C

Basic Stats

Introduction year:	1960
Crew:	1

A-4F

Basic Stats

Introduction year:	1967
Crew:	1

A-4M Skyhawk II

Basic Stats

Introduction year:	1979
Crew:	1

A-6 Intruder

A-6A

Introduction year:	1963
Crew:	1

A-6C TRIM

Introduction year:	1970
Crew:	1

A-6E SWIP

Introduction year:	1993
Crew:	1

A3D-2

Basic Stats

Introduction year:	1956
Crew:	3
Empty weight:	39,409 lb (17,876 kg)
Powerplant:	2 × Pratt & Whitney J57-P-10 turbojets 10,500 lbf each dry 12,400 lbf with water injection

Performance

Maximum speed:	610 mph (980 km/h) at 10,000 ft (3,000 m)
Service ceiling:	41,000 ft (12,000 m)
Climb rate:	~75 ft/s (~22.8 m/s)
Wing loading:	86.2 lb/ft²
Thrust/weight:	0.35

Armament

Guns:	2 × 20 mm M3 cannons, tail turret
Bombs:	12 × 500 lb Mk 82 bombs 6 × 1,000 lb Mk 83 bombs 8 × 1,600 lb AN-Mk 1 bombs 4 × 2,000 lb Mk 84 bombs

AJ Savage

AJ-1

Introduction year:	1950
Crew:	3

AJ-2

Introduction year:	1951
Crew:	3

AV-8B Harrier II

AV-8B

Introduction year:	1985
Crew:	1

B-1B

Introduction year:	1986
Crew:	4

• Has variable-sweep wings and four afterburning turbofan engines.
• Capable of carrying up to 24 × 2,000 lb Mk 84 bombs or 84 × 500 lb Mk 82 bombs, or a combination across 3 internal bomb bays.

B-23

Introduction year:	1939
Crew:	6

• Developed from the B-18A.
• Did not see combat, used primarily for training.

B-25C

Introduction year:	1941
Crew:	5

• The first mass produced version of the B-25.

B-45A

Basic Stats

Introduction year:	1948
Crew:	4
Empty weight:	45,694 lb (20,726 kg)
Powerplant:	4 × General Electric J47-GE-13 turbojets 5,200 lbf each

Performance

Maximum speed:	566 mph (911 km/h) at sea level
Service ceiling:	46,000 ft (14,000 m)
Climb rate:	99 ft/s (30.3 m/s)
Wing loading:	69 lb/ft²
Thrust/weight:	0.26

Armament

Guns:	2 × 12.7 mm M3 Browning machine guns, tail turret
Ammunition load:	1200 total rounds 600 rounds/gun
Bombs:	Up to 22,000 lbs of bombs

• The first operational jet bomber in USAF service.

B-47E

Basic Stats

Introduction year:	1951
Crew:	3
Empty weight:	80,000 lb (36,287 kg)
Powerplant:	6 × J47-GE-25 turbojets 7,200 lbf each

Performance

Maximum speed:	607 mph (977 km/h)
Service ceiling:	40,500 ft (12,300 m)
Climb rate:	77.7 ft/s (23.7 m/s)
Wing loading:	93.16 lb/ft²
Thrust/weight:	0.22

Armaments

Defensive armament:	2 × 20 mm M24A1 autocannons, tail turret
Suspended armament:	28 × 500 lb AN-M64A1 bombs

• Strategic bomber developed for the Cold War.
• Designed to fly at high subsonic speed at high altitude to avoid enemy interceptors.

B-57G

Introduction year:	1970
Crew:	2

• Night intruder modification of the B-57 equipped with FLIR and a laser designator in the nose, with laser-guided bomb capabilities.

B-66B

Introduction year:	1956
Crew:	3

F-101A

Basic Stats

Introduction year:	1957
Crew:	1
Empty weight:	24,970 lb (11,326 kg)
Powerplant:	2 × Pratt & Whitney J57-P-13 turbojets 10,200 lbf, dry 15,800 lbf, afterburning

Performance

Maximum speed:	1,009 mph (1,162 km/h) at 35,000 ft M 1.52
Service ceiling:	50,300 ft (15,000 m)
Initial climb rate:	735 ft/s (224 m/s)
Wing loading:	__ lb/ft²
Thrust/weight:	0.80

Armament

Guns:	4 × 20 mm M39 cannons
Ammunition load:	800 total rounds 200 rounds/gun
Avionics:	MA-7 fire-control system AN/APS-54 radar

• Armed only with 20 mm cannons.

F-105G

Introduction year:	1967
Crew:	2

F-106A

Introduction year:	1959
Crew:	1

F-14D

Introduction year:	1991
Crew:	2

F-4 Phantom II

F-4B Phantom II

F-4D Phantom II

F-4G Wild Weasel V

F-4N Phantom II

F-8 Crusader

F-8H

F-8J

F-86 Sabre

F-86H-10

F-94 Starfire

F-94A

• Armed with 4 × 12.7 mm M3 Browning machine guns in the fuselage.
• Could carry 2 × 1,000 lb AN-M65A1 bombs under the wings.

F-94B

F/A-18 Hornet

F/A-18A

Basic Stats

Introduction year:	1983
Crew:	1

F/A-18A+

Basic Stats

Introduction year:	1992
Crew:	1

F/A-18C

Basic Stats

Introduction year:	1987
Crew:	1

F/A-18D

Basic Stats

Introduction year:	1987
Crew:	2

F/A-18E Super Hornet

Basic Stats

Introduction year:	2001
Crew:	1

F/A-18F Super Hornet

Basic Stats

Introduction year:	2001
Crew:	2

F2A-2

F2H Banshee

F2H-1

• Initial production variant, preceding the F2H-2.

F2H-3

• Has a lengthened fuselage, enlarged nose, redesigned tail, increased fuel capacity and payload when compared to the F2H-2.

F2H-4

• Improved all-weather fighter version.

F3D-2

• Developed from the F3D-1, with better engines, wing spoilers, autopilot and an improved AN/APQ-36 radar.

F6U-1

F7U-3

Basic Stats

First flight:	1951
Crew:	1
Empty weight:	18,226 lb (8,267 kg)
Powerplant:	2 × Westinghouse J46-WE-8B turbojets 4,600 lbf, dry 6,000 lbf, afterburning

Performance

Maximum speed:	680 mph (1,095 km/h) at sea level
Service ceiling:	40,000 ft (12,200 m)
Climb rate:	216 ft/s (65.8 m/s)
Wing loading:	64 lb/ft²
Thrust/weight:	0.38

Armament

Guns:	4 × 20 mm M3 cannons
Ammunition load:	720 total rounds 180 rounds/gun
Rockets:	96 × FFAR unguided rockets
Bombs:	Up to 5,500 lb of bombs

F9F-6

FH-1

FJ-1

Basic Stats

Introduction year:	1947
Crew:	1
Empty weight:	8,843 lb (4,010 kg)
Powerplant:	1 × Allison J35-A-2 turbojet, 4,000 lbf

Performance

Maximum speed:	547 mph (880 km/h) at 9,000 ft (2,743 m)
Service ceiling:	32,000 ft (9,753 m)
Wing loading:	68.72 lb/ft²
Power-to-mass ratio:	0.38

Armament

Guns:

6 × 12.7 mm M2 Browning machine guns

• The first operational jet aircraft to enter USN service.
• Wings and canopy derived from the P-51D.

FJ Fury

FJ-2

• Developed in an effort to navalize the F-86 Saber.

FJ-3M

FR-1

Basic Stats

Introduction year:	1945
Crew:	1
Empty weight:	7,689 lb (3,488 kg)
Powerplant:	1 × General Electric J31-GE-3 turbojet, 1,600 lbf (700 kgf) 1 × Wright R-1820-72W Cyclone radial engine, 1,350 hp (1,060 kW)

Performance

Maximum speed:	404 mph (444 km/h) at 17,800 ft (5,425 m)
Service ceiling:	43,100 ft (13,137 m)
Climb rate:	80 ft/s (24.4 m/s) from sea level
Wing loading:	27.96 lb/ft²
Power-to-mass ratio:	0.38 hp/lb

Armament

Guns:	4 × 12.7 mm M2 Browning machine guns
Ammunition load:	1,200 total rounds 300 rounds/gun
Rockets:	8 × 127 mm HVAR rockets
Bombs:	2 × 1,000 lb (454 kg) bombs

• Mixed-power aircraft, utilizing both piston and jet-power.
• First USN aircraft with a jet engine.
• Production aircraft built in limited numbers.
• Did not see combat.

P-35A

Basic Stats

Introduction year:	1937
Crew:	1
Empty weight:	4,575 lb (2,075 kg)
Powerplant:	1 × Pratt & Whitney R-1830-45 Twin Wasp radial engine, 1,050 hp

Performance

Maximum speed:	290 mph (467 km/h) at 12,000 ft (3,660 m)
Service ceiling:	31,400 ft (9,570 m)
Climb rate:	31.96 f/s (9.74 m/s)
Wing loading:	27.8 lb/ft²
Power-to-mass ratio:	0.172 hp/lb

Armament

Guns:	2 × 12.7 mm Browning M2/AN machine guns; 2 × 7.62 mm M1919 Browning machine guns
Ammunition load:	400 total rounds (12.7 mm) 200 rounds/gun (12.7 mm) 1,000 total rounds (7.62 mm) 500 rounds/gun (7.62 mm)
Bombs:	Up to 350 lb (160 kg) of bombs

• First single-seat all-metal USAAC fighter.
• Has retractable landing gear and an enclosed cockpit.

P-40 Warhawk

P-40B

P-40K-1

P-40N-5

P-47 Thunderbolt

P-47B-RE

P-47C-2-RE

P-47N-25

PB2Y-5

TBY-2

Helicopters

AH-1J

Basic Stats

Introduction year:	1971
Crew:	2

AH-1T

Basic Stats

Introduction year:	1977
Crew:	2

RAH-66

Basic Stats

First flight:	1996
Crew:	2

UH-1Y

Basic Stats

Introduction year:	2008
Crew:	2

• UH-1N replacement upgraded under the same program as the AH-1Z.
• Powered by two General Electric T700-GE-401C turboshaft engines, with upgraded avionics and an advanced digital cockpit.

Ground Vehicles

AN/TWQ-1 Avenger

LAV II

LAV-105

LAV-AT

• Uses the same ATGM launching system as found on the M901.

M-SHORAD

M1134

M1296

• Replacing the M1128 in active service, with a 30 mm Bushmaster 2 Mk.44 cannon in an unmanned turret.

M1 Abrams

M1A1 FEP

• Based on M1A1 HC with several improvements.

M1A2 SEP V3

M44

M48A5

M6 Linebacker

Basic Stats

In service:	1997
Crew:	4
Weight:	63,934 lb (29,000 kg)
Engine:	Cummins VTA-903T diesel, 600 hp
Power-to-weight ratio:	20.07 hp/t
Max road speed:	38 mph (61 km/h)
Amphibious:	No (Needs a swim barrier)
Suspension:	Torsion bar

Armament

Main Armament:	4 × FIM-92D/E Stinger-RMP
Can fire on the move:	Yes
Max speed:	750 m/s
Max range:	2.8 mi (4.5 km)
Ammunition load:	12 missiles (4 in launcher, 8 in hull)
Elevation range:
Traverse range:	360 degrees
Secondary Armament:	25 mm M242 cannon 7.62 mm M240 machine gun

Armour

Protection:

Steel, 5083 aluminum and 7039 aluminum armor

• Converted from M2A2 Bradleys, that sees the TOW missiles replaced with quad Stingers.

M7 Priest

M7

• Based on the chassis of the M3 Lee.

M7B1

• Based on the chassis of the M4A3.

XM246

Fleet

Erie-class, USS Erie (PG-50)

PGM-1-class, PGM-2

Basic Stats

Commissioned:	1943
Displacement:	95 t
Length:	110 ft 10 in (33.78 m)
Beam:	23 ft (7 m)
Draft:	10 ft 10 in (3.3 m)
Propulsion:	2 Electro-Motive Corp. 16‑184A diesel engines, 1,540 bhp (1,148 kW), 2 shafts
Speed:	21 knots (24 mph; 39 km/h)
Crew:	28

Armament

Main caliber:	1 × 76 mm 3 inch/23 Mk.4 dual purpose gun
Anti-air:	1 × 40 mm Bofors L/60 Mark 3 8 × 12.7 mm AN-M2 machine guns (4×2)

PGM-39-class, Agusan (G 61)

PGM-9-class, PGM-17

Evarts-class, USS Evarts (DE-5)

Buckley-class, USS Buckley (DE-51)

Cannon-class, USS Eldridge (DE-173)

Edsall-class, USS Frederick C. Davis (DE-136)

Basic Stats

Commissioned:	1943
Displacement:	1,620 t
Length:	306 ft (93.3 m)
Beam:	36 ft 7 in (11.2 m)
Draft:	10 ft 5 in (3.2 m)
Propulsion:	4 × 6,000 shp (4,500 kW) diesel engines 2 × shafts
Speed:	21 knots (24 mph; 39 km/h)
Crew:	186

Armament

Main caliber:	3 × 76 mm 3-inch Mark 10 dual purpose gun (3×1)
Anti-air:	2 × 40 mm Bofors L/60 Mark 3 (1×2) 8 × 20 mm Oerlikon Mk.II cannons (8×1)
Torpedoes:	3 × 21 inch (533 mm) Mk.15 torpedoes (1×3)
Depth charges:	2 × Depth charge racks 8 × Depth charge projectors

Rudderow-class, USS Rudderow (DE-224)

John C. Butler-class, USS John C. Butler (DE-339)

Dealey-class, USS Dealey (DE-1006)

Basic Stats

Commissioned:	1954
Displacement:	1,290 t
Length:	314 ft 6 in (95.86 m)
Beam:	36 ft 9 in (11.20 m)
Draft:	18 ft (5.5 m)
Propulsion:	2 × Foster-Wheeler boilers, 1 × De Laval geared turbine, 20,000 shp (15 MW), 1 shaft
Speed:	25 knots (29 mph; 46 km/h)
Crew:	170

Armament

Main caliber:

4 × 76 mm 3-inch Mk.33 cannons

Claud Jones-class, USS Claud Jones (DE-1033)

Mahan-class, USS Mahan (DD-364), 1938

Gridley-class, USS Maury (DD-401), 1938

• This ship reached a speed of 42.8 knots (79.2 km/h; 49.2 mph) during speed trials, the highest speed ever achieved by a US Navy destroyer.

Benham-class, USS Benham (DD-397), 1939

Sims-class, USS Sims (DD-409), 1939

Benson-class, USS Madison (DD-425), 1940

Gleaves-class, USS Gleaves (DD-423), 1940

Robert H. Smith-class, USS Robert H. Smith (DM-23), 1944

• Originally laid down as Allen M. Sumner-class destroyers, these ships were converted during construction to be destroyer minelayers.
• This class of ship was not equipped with any torpedoes.

Forrest Sherman-class, USS Forrest Sherman (DD-931), 1955

Juneau-class, USS Juneau (CL-119), 1952

Juneau-class, USS Spokane (CL-120), 1945

New Orleans-class, USS Tuscaloosa (CA-37), 1934

Wichita-class, USS Wichita (CA-45), 1942

Oregon City-class, USS Oregon City (CA-122), 1946

Des Moines-class, USS Salem (CA-139), 1949

Boston-class, USS Canberra (CAG-2), 1952

Galveston-class, USS Galveston (CLG-3), 1957

South Carolina-class, USS South Carolina (BB-26), 1910

Florida-class, USS Florida (BB-30), 1911

New York-class, USS New York (BB-34), 1914

New Mexico-class, USS New Mexico (BB-40), 1918

Tennessee-class, USS California (BB-44), 1921

Colorado-class, USS Colorado (BB-45), 1923

North Carolina-class, USS North Carolina (BB-55), 1941

South Dakota-class, USS South Dakota (BB-57), 1942

Iowa-class, USS Missouri (BB-63), 1944

Iowa-class, USS New Jersey (BB-62), 1968

Iowa-class, USS Iowa (BB-61), 1984

Germany

Aircraft

Fw 190

Fw 190 A-6

Fw 190 G-1

HA-1109-K1L

HA-1112-M1L

I.Ae. 24 Calquin

I.Ae.24 (Early)

• Armed with 4 × 12.7 mm locally designed machine guns.

I.Ae.24 (Late)

• Armed with 4 × 20 mm Hispano Mk.II cannons.

IA-63

L-39ZO

Lim-5

• Licensed MiG-17F in East German service.

Ground Vehicles

15 cm sIG 33 (Sf) auf Pz.38(t)

Grille Ausf. H

Grille Ausf. K

Jaguar 1A3

Leopard 2

Leopard 2A6HEL

Leopard 2A7

• Leopard 2 variant between Leopard 2A6 and Leopard 2A7V, lacking improvements of the latter.

Leopard 2E

• Upgraded variant of the Leopard 2A6 modified for the Spanish Army.
• Increased frontal protection similar to the Strv 122.

Nahkampfkanone I

Nahkampfkanone 2

Panzer 61

Panzer 68

Pz.II L

PzH 2000

Sd.Kfz.124 Wespe

Sd.Kfz.233

• Comparable to Sd.Kfz.234/3, built on earlier chassis.

StuG IV

StuIG 33B

VCA 155

Fleet

Seeadler-class, Seeadler (141)

• Same as the Jaguar-class, but with newer, more powerful diesel engines.

Zobel-class, Zobel (142)

• Retains the same armament and engines as the Jaguar-class with reduced weight.

Tiger-class, Tiger (148)

Thetis-class, Thetis (420)

Hamburg-class, Hamburg (D181)

Type 1923, Falke, 1928

Type 1935, T1, 1943

Type 1937-class, T19, 1941

Moltke-class, SMS Goeben, 1912

SMS Seydlitz, 1913

König-class, SMS König, 1914

Bismarck-class, Bismarck, 1940

USSR

Aircraft

MiG-1

• First flying in 1940, this fighter would be further refined into the MiG-3.

MiG-25PD

MiG-29M2

MiG-29S

MiG-31

I-250

• Prototype developed in response to the German Me 262.
• Mixed propulsion aircraft, with both a piston engine and a motorjet.

Su-15TM

Su-24 Fencer

Su-24

Su-24MK

• Export version of the Su-24M with downgraded avionics and weapons.

Su-27P

• Same as Su-27S, but without air-to-ground capabilities.

Su-33

Su-35S

Yak-25M

• Armed with 2 × 37 mm N-37 cannons with 50 rounds per gun.

Tu-16

Tu-22

Tu-95M

Ground Vehicles

2S19

2S23

2S9

9K31

9P110

9P133

9P148

• ATGM carrier capable of firing 5 × 9M113 Konkurs ATGMs. Total ammunition capacity of the vehicle is 14 missiles.

BMD

BMD-1

Basic Stats

Introduction year:	1969
Crew:	4
Weight:	7.5 t
Engine:	5D-20 6-cylinder 4-stroke V-shaped liquid cooled 15.9 litre diesel, 240 hp
Power-to-weight ratio:	32 hp/t
Max speeds:	80 km/h (50 mph) road 45 km/h (28 mph) off-road 10 km/h (6.2 mph) swimming
Amphibious:	Yes
Suspension:	Torsion-bar

Armament

Main Armament:	73 mm 2A28 cannon
Stabilized:	No
Autoloader:	No
Rate of fire:	10 RPM (6 seconds)
Muzzle velocity:	665 m/s
Ammunition load:	40 rounds
Elevation range:	-4 to +30 degrees
Traverse range:	360 degrees
Traverse rate:	45°/s
Secondary Armament:	7.62 mm PKT machine gun
Ammunition load:	2,000 rounds

Armour

Armour	Front (Slope angle)	Sides	Rear
Hull	15 mm (78°) Front glacis 15 mm (50°) Lower glacis	10 mm	10 mm
Turret	23 mm (0-53°) Turret front 33 + 26 mm Gun mantlet	13-23 mm (24-37°)	13 mm (23-26°)

• Uses the same turret as the BMP-1.
• Designed to be airdropped.

BMD-2

BMD-3

BMD-4M

BMPT-62

BMPT-72

BMT-72

BTR-4

Object 770

Ramses II

T-55M5

• Modernization of the T-55 with "Kontakt-5" explosive reactive armour panels, a longer hull, stabilized commander and gunner sights, improved engine and stabilized gun. Original 100 mm D-10T2S cannon is retained.

T-64BM Bulat

T-80

• Initial variant of the T-80, preceding the T-80B.
• Limited production run.

T-84 Oplat

Fleet

Pr.29, Yastreb, 1945

Pr.42, Sokol, 1952

Pr.56-A, Nakhodchivy, 1970

Pr.56-M, Neulovimy, 1958

Pr.68-U1, Zhdanov, 1971

Pr.70-E, Dzerzhinsky, 1962

Great Britain

Aircraft

Ajeet Mk 1

Albacore Mk I

Anson Mk I

Barracuda Mk II

Battle Mk I

Botha Mk I

CA-27 Sabre Mk 32

CF-100 Canuck

CF-100 Mk 3

Introduction year:	1953
Crew:	2

• Armed with 8 × 12.7 mm M3 Browning machine guns.

CF-100 Mk 4B

Introduction year:	1954
Crew:	2

• Armed with 8 × 12.7 mm M3 Browning machine guns and 2 wingtip pods of FFAR Mighty Mouse rockets.

CF-18A

F2H-3

• In Canadian service, these Banshees were equipped with AIM-9B Sidewinder missiles.

Fulmar Mk.II

Harrier GR.5

Harrier GR.9

Hawk T1A

Kittyhawk Mk IA

Kittyhawk Mk II

Kittyhawk Mk IV

Manchester Mk IA

Marut Mk 1

Maryland Mk.I

Meteor

Meteor F Mk 1

• First production variant of the Meteor, built in limited numbers.

Meteor NF Mk.14

Roc Mk I

Seafang F Mk.31

Seafang F Mk.32

Sea Harrier FRS.51

Sea Hornet F.20

Sea Hornet NF.21

Sea Hurricane Mk IIC

Sea Vampire F.20

Introduction year:	1945
Crew:	1
Empty weight:	4,575 lb (3,348 kg)
Powerplant:	1 × De Havilland Goblin 35 centrifugal turbojet, 3,500 lbf

Performance

Maximum speed:	538 mph (866 km/h)
Service ceiling:	43,000 ft (13,106 m)
Initial climb rate:	75 f/s (22.86 m/s)
Wing loading:
Power-to-mass ratio:

Armament

Guns:	2 × 20 mm Hispano Mk.V cannons
Ammunition load:
Rockets:	8 × RP-3 rockets

• Naval conversion of the Vampire FB 5, with an arrestor hook, strengthened wing and undercarriage and increased flap and air brake areas.

Skua Mk.II

Spiteful XIV

Tomahawk Mk IIA

Tomahawk Mk IIB

Valiant B.1

Basic Stats

Introduction year:	1955
Crew:	5
Empty weight:	75,881 lb (34,419 kg)
Powerplant:	4 × Rolls-Royce Avon RA28 Mk 204 turbojets 10,000 lbf each

Performance

Maximum speed:	567 mph (912 km/h) at 30,000 ft (9,000 m)
Service ceiling:	54,000 ft (16,000 m)
Climb rate:	66.6 ft/s (20.3 m/s)
Wing loading:	lb/ft²
Thrust/weight:	0.28

Armament

Bombs:

21 × G.P. 1,000 lb Mk.I bombs

Vampire FB 9

Venom

Venom FB.1

Venom NF.3

Vulcan B.1

Warwick GR Mk V

Wellesley Mk I

Helicopters

EC-665 Tiger ARH

Basic Stats

Introduction year:	2004
Crew:	2

• Modified and upgraded version of the EC-665 Tiger HAP with upgraded engines and a laser designator for firing the Hellfire II.

Ground Vehicles

A13 Mk IIA

• Same as A13 Mk II, but with a co-axial 7.92 mm BESA instead of a 7.7 mm Vickers.

A13 Mk III Covenanter

Introduction year:

1940

AS-90

Bishop SPH 25pdr

AEC Mk I Gun Carrier

Sexton II

FV433 Abbot

Humber Mk IV

Staghound Mk I

Staghound Mk II

Staghound Mk III

FV601 Saladin

FV101 Scorpion

FV120 Spartan MCT

FV432 RARDEN

Arjun

Arjun Mk.1

Arjun Mk.1A

Fleet

Loch-class, HMS Loch Dunvegan (K425)

Bay-class, HMS Carnarvon Bay (K636)

A-class, HMS Ardent (H41), 1930

• Armed with 4 × 120 mm guns in single mounts, 2 × 40 mm AA guns in single mounts and 2 × 533 mm torpedo launchers in quadruple mounts.

B-class, HMS Boreas (H77), 1931

• Retains armament from the A-class, gains depth charges.

C-class, HMCS Ottawa (H60), 1938

D-class, HMS Defender (H07), 1932

E-class, HMS Escort (H66), 1934

F-class, HMS Fearless (H67), 1934

H-class, HMS Hero (H99), 1936

I-class, HMS Imperial (D09), 1937

L-class, HMS Laforey (G99), 1941

M-class, HMS Milne (G14), 1942

O-class, HMS Offa (G29), 1941

O-class, HMS Obdurate (G39), 1942

P-class, HMS Panther (G41), 1941

Q-class, HMS Quality (G62), 1942

R-class, HMS Roterham (H09), 1942

S-class, HMS Savage (G20), 1943

T-class, HMS Termagant (R89), 1943

U-class, HMS Ulysses (R69), 1943

W-class, HMS Wakeful (R59), 1944

Z-class, HMS Zambesi (R66), 1944

Weapon-class, HMS Broadsword (D31), 1958

Weapon-class, HMS Scorpion (D64), 1947

Modified Leander-class, HMAS Perth (D29), 1939

Fiji-class, HMS Fiji (58), 1940

Fiji-class, HMS Ceylon (30), 1943

Minotaur-class, HMCS Ontario (53), 1945

Minotaur-class, HMS Swiftsure (08), 1946

HMS Neptune, 1916

King George V-class, HMS King George V, 1918

King George V-class, HMS Centurion, 1911

Reşadiye-class, HMS Erin, 1914

Minas Geraes-class, HMS Agincourt, 1914

Queen Elizabeth-class, HMS Barham (04), 1916

Revenge-class, HMS Royal Oak (08), 1924

Nelson-class, HMS Rodney (29), 1927

King George V-class, HMS King George V (41), 1945

HMS Vanguard (23), 1946

Japan

Aircraft

F-2A

Introduction year:	2000
Crew:	1

F-15K

Introduction year:	2005
Crew:	2

T-1A

Introduction year:	1960
Crew:	1

Helicopters

LAH

MD500

Ground Vehicles

Chi-I

K1 88-Tank

K1

K1A1

K105A1

K2

K21

K263

K263A1

K30

K31

K9A1

Te-Ke

Type 74 SPH

Fleet

JDS Erimo (AMC-491)

JDS Sōya (MMC-951)

Shimushu-class, Shimushu

Etorofu-class, Etorofu

Mikura-class, Mikura

Ukuru-class, Amami

Kamikaze-class, IJN Yunagi, 1928

Akatsuki-class, IJN Akatsuki, 1937

Asashio-class, IJN Asashio, 1937

Kagero-class, IJN Nowaki, 1941

China

Aircraft

H-6

• License-built version of the Tu-16.

J-8A

Mirage 2000-5EI

F-CK-1A

F-7PG

Helicopters

AH-64E

Ground Vehicles

Ch'ŏnma

M730A1

PCL09

PLL05

PLZ45

PLZ89

T-54B cải tiến

Type 62G

Type 70-I

• Armed with a 122 mm Type 54 cannon, a license-built version of the M-30 cannon as found on the SU-122.

ZBD03

ZBD04

ZBD86A

ZSL92B

ZTS63A

• Amphibious light tank armed with a stabilized 105 mm ZPL-98 cannon.
• Capable of firing APFSDS, HEAT-FS, HESH and ATGMs.
• Equipped with a laser rangefinder, NVDs and a thermal imager.

Fleet

Yue-22-class

Huangpu-class

Anshan-class

Ning Hai-class

Italy

Aircraft

ICR.42

F.5

F.6M

• A prototype aircraft developed from the F.5, with the German Daimler-Benz DB-605A engine; the same engine used for the Bf 109s.

SAI.207

Ro.57

• Single-seat fighter armed with two 12.7 mm Breda-SAFAT machine guns.

With the Ro.57 Quadriarma as an event vehicle, the base Ro.57 without the 20 mm Hispano 404 cannons would make a good addition to the main tech tree.

Z.501

Z.506B

SM.82

Spitfire F Mk IX

This could be a potential premium/event vehicle to go along with the Spitfire Mk Vb/trop (Italy).

P-51D-25-NA

IAR-93B Vultur

MiG-21 LanceR-A

• Upgraded MiG-21 variant optimized for precision ground attack.
• Capable of carrying R-60, R-73 and Python 3 missiles for air combat.

MiG-21 LanceR-C

• Upgraded MiG-21 variant optimized for air superiority.
• Equipped with the same radar as the Lavi and a helmet-mounted sight.

Helicopters

AB 204AS

• License-built version of the UH-1B with anti-shipping/submarine capabilities.
• Capable of carrying the AS.12, a scaled-up version of the AS.11 with a larger warhead and double the range.

Ground Vehicles

40M Nimród

Fiat 634N (102/35)

M60A1 RISE (P)

Morris CS8 (65/17)

Palmaria

▄PzH 2000

TACAM R-2

TACAM T-60

TR-85

• Based on the Romanian-built TR-580, which in turn is based on a modified T-55.

TR-85M1

VEC-M1

Fleet

Orsa-class, RN Procione (PR)

Ciclone-class, RN Aliseo, 1943

Ariete-class, RN Ariete, 1942

Sauro-class, RN Nazario Sauro, 1926

Folgore-class, RN Lampo, 1932

Maestrale-class, RN Scirocco, 1934

Oriani-class, Alfredo Oriani, 1937

Condottieri-class

Luigi Cadorna-class, Luigi Cadorna, 1933

Duca degli Abruzzi-class, Giuseppe Garibaldi, 1961

Littorio-class, RN Roma, 1942

France

Aircraft

F-8P

• A late 1980s overhaul of 17 F-8E(FN) Crusaders to extend their service life by 10 years.
• Loses the Matra R530 and R530E but gains an RWR and access to the Matra R550 Magic 2.

M.S.225

• 1930s monoplane produced in limited numbers while transitioning away from biplanes.

Rafale B

Ground Vehicles

VBL MILAN

ERC-90 Sagaie

In service:

1980

AMX-10P PAC-90

AMX-10P/HOT

YP-408 PWAT

• A Dutch 8×6 armoured personnel carrier variant, armed with a TOW launcher.

Fleet

VTB 23

Guépard-class, Guépard, 1929

La Melpomène-class, La Melpomène, 1937

L'Adroit-class, L'Adroit, 1929

Le Hardi-class, Le Hardi, 1942

T 47-class, Surcouf, 1961

T 47-class, Bouvet, 1965

T 53-class, Tartu, 1958

Cannon-class, Marocain (F705), 1944

Bougainville-class, Rigault de Genouilly, 1932

Élan-class, La Capricieuse, 1939

La Galissonnière-class, Gloire, 1937

Richelieu-class, Richelieu, 1940

Sweden

Aircraft

J33

• Swedish designation for the Venom NF.51, using Swedish-built engines.

Blenheim Mk IV

Gnat Mk.1

MiG-21F-13

F-104G

F-5A

F/A-18C

Helicopters

AS550C2

Ground Vehicles

Ikv 102

K9FIN

Lvkv m/43

NM-116

Pbil m/39

Pbil m/41

Strv m/40K

• Has increased frontal protection over the Strv m/40L.
• Equipped with a 160 hp engine.

UDES XX 20

Fleet

T26

T42

Plejad-class, HSwMS Plejad (T102)

Spica-class, HSwMS Spica (T121)

Basic Stats

Launched:	1966
Displacement:	210 t
Length:	139 ft (42.5 m)
Beam:	23 ft (7.1 m)
Draught:	8 ft 6 in (2.6 m)
Propulsion:	3 Bristol Proteus gas-turbines, 4,250 HP, driving 3 hydraulically controllable pitch screws
Speed:	40+ knots (46+ mph; 74+ km/h)
Crew:	30

Armament

Main caliber:	1 × Bofors 57 mm gun
Rate of fire:	200 RPM
Effective range:	5.28 mi (8.5 km)
Secondaries:	2 × 7.62 mm NATO machine guns
Torpedoes:	6 × 533 mm wire-guided torpedoes
Naval mines:	Yes
Depth charges:	Yes

• Ordered with the intention of defending Sweden's coastlines.
• Hull was made of steel, as opposed to contemporaries' plywood hulls.
• Was a stable firing platform, despite small size and displacement.

Hanö-class, HMS Tärnö (M52)

Perseus-class, HSwMS Perseus (T101)

Gotland-class, HSwMS Gotland

Basic Stats

Commissioned:	1934
Displacement:	4,600-~5,500 t
Length:	442 ft 3 in (134.8 m)
Beam:	50 ft 6 in (15.4 m)
Draught:	14 ft 9 in (4.5 m)
Propulsion:	4 boilers, steam turbines, 2 shafts
Speed:	27.5 kt (31.6 mph; 50.9 km/h)
Crew:	467

Armament

Main caliber:	6 × 152 mm (6 in) guns (2×2), (2×1)
Secondaries:	4 × 75 mm (3.0 in) 4 × 25 mm (0.98 in) 8 × 40 mm (1.6 in) added in 1944
Torpedoes:	6 × 533 mm torpedo tubes
Mines:	Yes

Romulus-class, HSwMS Romulus (27)

Romulus-class, HSwMS Remus (28)

Mode-class, HMS Mjölner (32)

Basic Stats

Commissioned:	1943
Displacement:	750 t standard 960 t full
Length:	256 ft (78 m)
Beam:	26 ft 6 in (8.08 m)
Draught:	9 ft (2.7 m)
Propulsion:	2 oil fired boilers, 2 de Laval steam turbines, 16,000 shp (12 MW), 2 screws
Speed:	30 kt (35 mph; 56 km/h)
Crew:	100

Armament

Main caliber:	3 × 105 mm Bofors K/50 M/42 DP guns (3×1)
Secondaries:	2 × 40 mm Bofors guns K/60 M/36 (2×1) 2 × 20 mm Bofors K/66 M/40 (2×1)
Torpedoes:	3 × 21 in (533 mm) torpedo tubes (1×3)

Klas-class, HSwMS Klas Horn

Göteborg-class, HSwMS Göteborg (J5)

Visby-class, HSwMS Visby (J11)

Öland-class, HSwMS Uppland (J17)

Tre Kronor-class, HSwMS Tre Kronor

Tre Kronor-class, HSwMS Göta Lejon

Dristigheten-class, HSwMS Dristigheten

Äran-class, HSwMS Äran

HSwMS Oscar II

Sverige-class, HSwMS Sverige

Sverige-class, HSwMS Gustaf V

Väinämöinen-class, Väinämöinen, 1944

Israel

Aircraft

F-15D Baz

F-16I Sufa

F-4E-2020 Terminator

Kfir C.10

• Export variant of the Kfir equipped with an advanced multi-mode radar and the ability to carry Derby and Python-5 missiles.

Lavi

• Armed with a single 30 mm DEFA 552A cannon.
• Capable of carrying Python 3 air-to-air missiles on wingtip pylons.

Su-25KM

• Georgian-Israeli upgrade of the Su-25 intended for export.
• Upgraded with a glass cockpit, NATO compatibility and the ability to drop Israeli Opher (infrared-guided) and Lizard (laser-guided) bombs.
• Manufactured from 2001-2010, with limited examples being produced.

Ground Vehicles

Pereh

Tiran

Tiran-5Sh

Ti-67s

M-60

• Israeli M-51s sold to Chile, upgraded with the 60 mm OTO HVG cannon and a more powerful engine.

Magach 7A

Sabra Mk.II

Fleet

Sa'ar 2-class, Mivtach (311)

PC-461-class, Nogah (K-26)

River-class, INS Misgav (K-30)

Hunt-class, INS Haifa (K-38), 1956

Z-class, INS Eilat (Q-40), 1956

Other

For vehicles with less defined placements.

Brazil

Aircraft

AF-1

• A derivative of the A-4M Skyhawk II, purchased from Kuwait and operated by Brazil.

F-103E

• The Mirage IIIE was sold to Brazil as the Mirage IIIEBR.

F-39E

F-5EM

Ground Vehicles

EE-9 Cascavel

Cascavel Mk I

Cascavel Mk III

EE-9U Cascavel MX-8

EE-17 Sucuri

EE-18 Sucuri II

X1A

X1A2

M41B

MB-3 Tamoyo I

EE-T1 Osório

Yugoslavia

Aircraft

Bf 109 E-3a

• An export version of the Bf 109 E-3 in Royal Yugoslav Air Force service.

IK-2

J-21 Jastreb

MiG-21bis

Ground Vehicles

BOV-3

M-55S

 

M-84

M-84A4

M-84AS1