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== Description ==
 
== Description ==
The '''Type 4 ''Chi-To''''' ({{Annotation|四式中戦車 チト|Yon-shiki Chū-sensha Chi-To}}) was a Japanese response to the appearance of the [[M4 Sherman (Family)|M4 Sherman]]. Despite Japanese armour seeing great success earlier in World War 2 (Japanese armour arguably led the army to victory in China, Malaya and Corregidor), the [[Chi-Ha Kai]] was grossly outdated by the time of the American island-hopping campaign - it could neither resist the Sherman's main armament nor could it penetrate it's frontal armour. The Chi-To was the next logical design step after the Chi-Nu, mounting a capable 75 mm gun on a better armoured hull. The Chi-To came only to a concluding development just before the war ended after many delays. Only 2 were known to have been completed.
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The '''Type 4 ''Chi-To''''' ({{Annotation|四式中戦車 チト|Yon-shiki Chū-sensha Chi-To}}) was a Japanese response to the appearance of the [[M4 Sherman (Family)|M4 Sherman]]. Despite Japanese armour seeing great success earlier in World War 2 (Japanese armour arguably led the army to victory in China, Malaya and Corregidor), the [[Chi-Ha Kai]] was grossly outdated by the time of the American island-hopping campaign - it could neither resist Sherman's main armament nor could it penetrate its frontal armour. The Chi-To was the next logical design step after the Chi-Nu, mounting a capable 75 mm gun on a better armoured hull. The Chi-To came only to a concluding development just before the war ended after many delays. Only 2 were known to have been completed.
  
 
== Vehicles ==
 
== Vehicles ==

Revision as of 15:49, 25 May 2021

Description

The Type 4 Chi-To (四式中戦車 チト) was a Japanese response to the appearance of the M4 Sherman. Despite Japanese armour seeing great success earlier in World War 2 (Japanese armour arguably led the army to victory in China, Malaya and Corregidor), the Chi-Ha Kai was grossly outdated by the time of the American island-hopping campaign - it could neither resist Sherman's main armament nor could it penetrate its frontal armour. The Chi-To was the next logical design step after the Chi-Nu, mounting a capable 75 mm gun on a better armoured hull. The Chi-To came only to a concluding development just before the war ended after many delays. Only 2 were known to have been completed.

Vehicles

Rank II