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...tal of 6,748 units of the M4 variant were produced, as well as 1,641 units of the modified M4 (105) variant outfitted with a 105 mm howitzer for infantry
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...roved variants were created. This tank was nearly identical to the [[M4]] (second variant; early-generation), having the same engine, automotive systems, and
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...he Soviet lend-lease programme. From April 1942 to July 1945, 10,968 units of all turret types were built in six facilities.
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...1941, the self-propelled gun showed complete unsuitability for the climate of the Soviet Union, where it constantly broke down or got bogged down in mud
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...s the first production tank to be armed with a smoothbore tank gun capable of firing armour-piercing fin-stabilised discarding sabot (APFSDS) rounds at m
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...recovery vehicle variants, although it would not see active action outside of Africa. The first Crusader I tanks entered service in 1941, and while manoe
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...1942, with approximately 100 units taking part in the Second Battle of El Alamein.
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...}. It was introduced in [[Update 1.55 "Royal Armour"]] along with the rest of the initial British Ground Forces Tree. The {{Specs|pseudonym}} in the game
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...and served with the British Army until 1952. The tank was named in honour of John Churchill, a British general and royal.
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...}. It was introduced in [[Update 1.55 "Royal Armour"]] along with the rest of the initial British Ground Forces Tree. Compared to its [[Churchill Mk I|pr
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...do not want to have staring down at you. With 152 mm of armour, it is one of the most heavily protected tanks in Rank III, even if its firepower seems p
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...ed with the introduction of the [[Achilles|17-pdr-equipped M10]] in favour of the [[Comet I]], and it suffered in trials against the [[Archer]] and [[Ale
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...of Allied air superiority over the battlefields of north-west Europe, none of these Crusader Anti-Aircraft modifications saw considerable use against air
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...awn from service soon after D-Day due to Allied air superiority and a lack of Luftwaffe targets, necessitating much fewer anti-aircraft platforms.
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...in the late 1950s. It was Japan's first domestic combat vehicle after the Second World War. The vehicle was armed with dual 106 mm M40 recoilless rifles and
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...nal weeks of the European War, French armoured units got their final batch of M4A1s.
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...gory:France_aircraft|France air tree]] as well as showcasing the beginning of the [[:Category:Italy_ground_vehicles|Italian ground forces]].
* Number of ground targets for low amount of players in a game session (from 11 to 21) has been increased.
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...) was introduced on 18 September 2017. It is most notable for its addition of [[:Category:Sixth_rank_ground_vehicles|Rank VI]] vehicles into the game.
* New Warbonds shop (will be available after 20th of September).
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...tion for aircraft battles 80 x 80 Miles (128 x 128 km), covering the coast of Britain, France and the English Channel (La Manche).
...from the port of Boulogne-sur-Mer at the end of May 1940 during the Battle of France.
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