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...[[Type 63-I|Type 63 amphibious light tank]]. Since an early variant of the PT-76 was imported to China, it lacks the two-plane stabilizer that subsequent va
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...cs|name}}''', also known as the PT-76E, is the most modern upgrade for the PT-76 platform. It introduces a more capable 57 mm autocannon, capable of firing
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...k developed put into service in 1951. Produced at around 12,000 units, the PT-76 still serves today. The main operators were the USSR, North Korea, Vietnam,
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...n use your cannons to good effect on light targets like the Wirbelwind and PT-76. If the enemy team has a high volume of aircraft in the air, leave the payl
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...T92]] were cancelled after the discovery of the amphibious Soviet [[PT-76B|PT-76]] tank, which added a requirement for the light tank to also be amphibious.
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...aiding the Middle East countries with tanks like the [[T-34-85]], [[PT-76B|PT-76]], and even the [[T-54 (1951)|T-54s]], Israel launched a program with coope
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...n the big turret, which often leads to an explosion of the whole tank. The PT-76-57 is armed with a stabilizer, an autoloader and a laser rangefinder. Don't
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...emy, but make sure to avoid all enemy fire, as all tanks can penetrate the PT-76's armour (even the [[GAZ-AAA (4M)]] technically has enough penetration to g
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...t it was far from widespread. The ASU-85 was based on the [[PT-76 (Family)|PT-76 light amphibious tank family]] chassis, however, it lacked amphibious chara
...from the span of 1956 to 1957. The design used the chassis of the [[PT-76B|PT-76]] amphibious light tank design, though it did not have the same amphibious
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...new light tanks were designed until the post-war period with the [[PT-76B|PT-76]].
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...ed to complex to operate and produce en masse, so it was discarded and the PT-76 remained in service instead.
The success of the [[PT-76 (Family)|PT-76]] amphibious tank prompted the development of a successor with improved cha
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...23-4 was built on a GM-575 chassis, which itself is based off the [[PT-76B|PT-76]]. It was accepted for service by the Soviet Army in 1965 and proceeded to
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...nks firing HEAT/HEATFS shells that can defeat your frontal glacis: PT-76B, PT-76 (China) or Ikv 103.
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...e ''Shmel''-class or [[Pr.1204]] patrol boats using the same turret as the PT-76.
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* PT-76B - Name has been fixed. Initial name was PT-76
...7 shots per minute. Source: “Guide to the materials and operation of the PT-76 and PT-76B”. Military Publishing House of the Ministry of the Defense, US
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...тельство Министерства Обороны СССР, 1967. (PT-76 handbook).
* PT-76 - Track animation has been fixed.
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* Floating (Amphibious) capability is now available for the PT-76.
* PT-76 incorrect performance while moving through deeper rivers has been fixed.
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* Authentic engine audio has been added for the PT-76.
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:* Ps. 141 - [[PT-76 (Sweden)|PT-76B]]
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...igns. The designs were promising, but the discovery of the Soviet [[PT-76B|PT-76]], a light tank with amphibious features, prompted a new requirement for th
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:''Pages of History:'' [[PT-76 (Family)|PT-76]], how Soviet tanks learned to swim
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