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  • | about = American light tank '''{{PAGENAME}}''' ...]. While observing events in Europe and Asia during World War II, American tank designers noticed the M2 was becoming increasingly obsolete and set about i
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  • ...out version of the proven [[90/53 mod.41 (90 mm)|90 mm 90/53 mod.41]] anti-tank cannon) in its fuselage, one of the largest armaments ever fitted onto an a ...y against reserve biplanes and early monoplanes rather than being used for tank-busting (or boat killing) duties like the aforementioned planes is due to i
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  • | about = American light tank '''{{PAGENAME}}''' ...as the M7 light tank project proved undesirable, the Light Tank [[M24|M24 Chaffee]] replaced the M5 Stuart in 1944. A total of 8,884 M5 and M5A1 tanks were m
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  • | about = American light tank '''{{PAGENAME}}''' | link = M24 (Family)
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  • | about = American light tank '''{{PAGENAME}}''' ...mo stowage. Despite being considered an improvement over the preceding M24 Chaffee, the M41 was still too heavy for airmobile operations, especially for an ai
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  • | about = American light tank '''{{PAGENAME}}''' ...e "turret basket" and a taller 7.62 mm M1919A4 light machine gun mount for light anti-aircraft roles. The sponson machine guns on both sides of the hull wer
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  • ...C)''' is a self-propelled anti-aircraft gun mounted on the [[M24|M24 light tank]] chassis used by the U.S. Army during World War II. It was armed with two {{Specs-Tank-Armour}}
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  • ...ber 1960 and remained operational until 1988. General Motors Corporation's tank division was in charge of producing the M42 "Duster". The primary armament {{Specs-Tank-Armour}}
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  • | about = premium American light tank '''{{PAGENAME}}''' ...dient design prior to the fielding of their newest [[M18 GMC|M18 Hellcat]] tank destroyer, but this ultimately went nowhere when it was determined that the
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  • |about=gift American light tank '''{{PAGENAME}}''' |link=M24 (Family)
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  • | about = American premium light tank '''{{PAGENAME}}''' ...'''{{Specs|name}}''' is a premium gift rank {{Specs|rank}} American light tank {{Battle-rating}}. It was introduced as a [[wt:en/news/3071--en|premium pac
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  • | about = American light tank '''{{PAGENAME}}''' ...War II. One modification performed by the USMC in 1944 was a flame-thrower tank, which used 24 M3A1 and attached a flame gun in the hull machine gun positi
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  • | about = gift medium tank '''{{PAGENAME}}''' The '''{{Specs|name}}''' is a premium gift rank {{Specs|rank}} German medium tank {{Battle-rating}}. It was available only for [[wt:en/news/356/current/|pre-
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  • The '''{{Specs|name}}''' (English: 37 mm anti air tank), or '''▂Phòng không T-34''' (English: Anti air T-34) for short, is a p {{Specs-Tank-Armour}}
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  • {{Specs-Tank-Armour}} {{Specs-Tank-Mobility}}
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  • |about= light tank '''{{PAGENAME}}''' |link= M24 (Family)
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  • | about = light tank '''{{PAGENAME}}''' ...M41s were supplied by the Americans to replace the obsolete [[M24 (Japan)|M24]], while the Type 61 took over the role of the [[M4A3 (76) W (Japan)|M4A3 (
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  • {{Specs-Tank-Armour}} ...xcept for those few tanks armed with only machine guns, of course. In this tank, speed is your armour. A stationary Duster is a scrapped Duster unless you'
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  • ...ould find its place as the weapon mounted on the [[M24|M24 Chaffee]] light tank.
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  • {{Navigation-First-Line|'''Light tanks'''}}{{Specs-Link|us_m22_locust}}{{-}}{{Specs-Link|cn_type_64}}{{-}}{{ {{Navigation-Line|M24 Chaffee}}{{Specs-Link|us_m24_chaffee}}{{-}}{{Specs-Link|us_m24_chaffee_tl}}{{-}}{{S
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  • ...[[M24 (Family)|M24 Chaffee]]. To increase the firepower available, the new M24 based design was fitted with a dual-mount of air-cooled 40 mm Bofors L/60 g ...pan)|received the design]]. When the Army began the replacement of the M24 Chaffee during the Korean War with the newer [[M41 Walker Bulldog (Family)|M41 Walk
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  • | about = the tank cannon '''{{PAGENAME}}''' [[File:Weapon M6 (75 mm).png|thumb|right|x250px|The 75 mm M6 on the M24 gun mantlet. ]]
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  • {{Navigation-First-Line|'''Light tanks'''}} {{Navigation-Line|M24 Chaffee}}{{Specs-Link|us_m24_chaffee}}{{-}}{{Specs-Link|jp_m24_chaffee}}{{-}}{{Spec
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  • :''Pages of History:'' [[IS-3]], post-war reference tank ...[F-16C]], what is the better tank: [[IS-3]] or [[IS-6]], why does the fuel tank under the [[MiG-29]] have a hole going through it.
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  • {{DISPLAYTITLE: M24 Chaffee (Family)}} The '''M24 Chaffee''', officially desginated as '''Light Tank, M24'''.
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  • | about = Chinese light tank '''{{PAGENAME}}''' | link = M24 (Family)
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  • The '''{{Specs|name}}''' (37 mm anti air tank), known as the '''Phòng không T-34''' (Chữ Nôm: 防空 T-34; English: {{Specs-Tank-Armour}}
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  • ...1918, but it was too late to take part in the war. By the end of 1918, the Tank Corps had built its ranks up to 20,000 men.<ref name=":0" /> ...|M2 medium tank]], entered production between the World Wars. The M2 light tank was developed into the [[M2A4]] in 1939, which had increased armament and a
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  • The '''Light Tank, M3''' was an American light tank which was nicknamed in British service under '''Stuart''', after American C The M3 Stuart was a comprehensive upgrade of the earlier M2 light tank. It featured a new Continental petrol engine - more powerful than on the pr
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  • ...as developed between 1951 and 1954 to replace the aging fleet of [[M24|M24 Chaffee]] tanks that have served their purpose during World War II. ...- Fusing M42's chassis and [[M18 GMC (China)|M18 GMC]]'s turret as a light tank
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  • ...e M41 (which it's derived from), developed to replace the aging fleet of [[M24 (Family)|M24s and variants]] such as the [[M19]] anti-air. ...ded in 1956 with a new engine and other upgrades common with the M41 light tank, this upgraded variant was the ''M42A1''.
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  • * [[M24 (Italy)|M24]] * [[AMX-13-M24]] (Premium)
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  • ...MBT ({{Annotation|61式戦車|Roku-Ichi Shiki Sensha}}) was a main battle tank of the Japanese Ground Self-Defense Force (JGSDF). Built and designed by Mi ...4A3 (76) W (Japan)|Sherman]], [[M41A1 (Japan)|Bulldog]], and [[M24 (Japan)|Chaffee]] tanks in their arsenal.
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  • | about = British light tank '''{{PAGENAME}}''' The '''{{Specs|name}}''' is a rank {{Specs|rank}} British light tank {{Battle-rating}}. It was introduced in [[Update "Starfighters"]].
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  • | about = British light tank '''{{PAGENAME}}''' The '''{{Specs|name}}''' is a rank {{Specs|rank}} British light tank {{Battle-rating}}. It was introduced in [[Update "Starfighters"]].
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  • {{Specs-Tank-Armour}} {{Specs-Tank-Mobility}}
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  • |about= light tank '''{{PAGENAME}}''' |link= M24 (Family)
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  • | about = medium tank '''{{PAGENAME}}''' ...is the fifth variant of the early-generation [[M4 Sherman (Family)|Medium Tank M4 (Sherman) family]]. The M4A4, like other variants of the M4 Sherman fami
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  • | about = medium tank '''{{PAGENAME}}''' ...supplied only with M4A4s. However, the 1ère and 5ème Divisions' initial tank allocation was not uniform, and they both began training duties with 110 M4
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  • | about = French light tank '''{{PAGENAME}}''' ...luding AMX-13 Chaffee, as it was known by troops, and AMX-13 Avec Tourelle Chaffee, which is often seen in some resources. There were only a few of these vehi
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  • * [[M24 (Italy)|M24]] * [[AMX-13-M24]] (Premium)
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  • Introduced in [[Update "Raining Fire"]] as one of the ROCA's tank destroyer, CM25 shared many similarities including its hull design and powe {{Specs-Tank-Armour}}
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  • ...k replacements. To address this issue, the ROCA planned to create a hybrid tank using the hull of the M42 and the turret from the M18. The project was unde ...eason VI, "Firepower"]], the M64 was an attempt by the ROCA to build a new tank from spare [[M18 (China)|M18]] turrets and [[M42 (China)|M42 Duster]] hulls
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  • ...on and the benefit of being built on the chassis of the [[M24 (Family)|M24 Chaffee]], it can be used to flank and demolish ground targets. Fighting air target {{Specs-Tank-Armour}}
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  • | about = Chinese light tank '''{{PAGENAME}}''' ...r the name Type 65 with M41A3 equivalent designs. After attempts to import light tanks to replace the fleet of Bulldogs failed and the increasing tension of
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  • == Tank mobility == ...made all the edits you've done obsolete. The wiki has a database with the tank weights, max speed, and spaded engine horsepowers(you can see them in the s
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  • |about = tank destroyer '''{{PAGENAME}}''' ...he JGSDF for research purposes in assistance towards the domestic Japanese tank program, which would eventually become the [[Type 61]].
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  • | about = light tank '''{{PAGENAME}}''' ...or by its translated nickname 華克猛犬 (Walker Bulldog), was a light tank used by the ROCA and ROCMC from 1958 to 2022. The design concept of the M41
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  • {{Main|Abbreviations#.28JP.29_Ground|l1=Japanese tank naming}} ...he following vehicles from their then Allied nations to kickstart Japanese tank development: one British Heavy Mk. IV {{Annotation|(Female)|Armed only with
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