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The '''M3''' is the first variant of the [[M3 Stuart (Family)|M3 light tank family]]. While observing events in Europe and Asia during World War II, American
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| link = P-39 (Family)
{{main|M4 (37 mm)|M2 Browning (12.7 mm)|Browning (7.62 mm)}}
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| link = P-39 (Family)
...he high-altitude performance needed to engage strategic bombers. The 37 mm M4's dropping trajectory and slow rate of fire make it useless in head-on pass
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...fore it was only used in service on the [[P-39 (Family)|P-39]] and [[P-63 (Family)|P-63]] interceptors before a replacement was sought.
...], and bombers such as the [[B-29A-BN|B-29 Superfortress]] and the [[SB2C (Family)|SB2C Helldiver]]. It still saw use on a small number of fighters later in
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| link-2 = P-63 (Family)
...en Beta Test prior to Update 1.27. Being an early variant of the Kingcobra family, the P-63A-5 misses out on various improvements like better engines and mor
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| link = P-63 (Family)
...hough it is still quite decent at 4,000-5,000 m and can outclimb [[Fw 190 (Family)|Fw 190s]] and most Soviet fighters at these altitudes. Try not to go much
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| link = B-25 (Family)
...e firepower is not as concentrated as on the [[A-20G-25|A-20G]] or [[A-26 (Family)|A-26 Invader]], but quite better than on many US fighter designs. And many
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| link = B-25 (Family)
...ole with its skip-bombs, 14-18 forward-facing machine guns or even a 75 mm M4 cannon. The B-25J versions of the plane were essentially the same as a B-25
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| link = P-39 (Family)
{{main|M4 (37 mm)|M2 Browning (12.7 mm)|Browning (7.62 mm)}}
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| link = P-63 (Family)
{{main|M4 (37 mm)|M2 Browning (12.7 mm)}}
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| link-2 = P-39 (Family)
...lthough reduced, is powerful and accurate thanks to the nose-mounted 37 mm M4 cannon. The 12.7 mm M2 Browning machine guns are fit for pilots seeking to
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| link = P-39 (Family)
{{main|M4 (37 mm)|M2 Browning (12.7 mm)}}
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| link = P-63 (Family)
...hough it is still quite decent at 4,000-5,000 m and can outclimb [[Fw 190 (Family)|Fw 190]]s and most Soviet fighters at these altitudes. Try not to go much
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...108A ''Artgliere'' (lit. "Gunship") was an unusual variant of the [[P.108 (Family)|P.108 heavy bomber]]. Designed in response to a requirement issued in Nove
...pping gun containing 50 rounds, basically making it an oversized [[Hs 129 (Family)|Hs 129]] or [[PBJ-1H]]. However, the main reason for the ''Artgliere'' to
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...itain supplied France with surplus military vehicles left after WWII, like M4 Shermans, Spitfires, and other vehicles. The '''F8F-1B Bearcat''' was one o
* [[F8F (Family)]]
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|link-1 = M5 Stuart (Family)
...nk M5 Stuart to avoid confusion with the [[M4 Sherman (Family)|Medium Tank M4 Sherman]]) had a remodelled hull with a raised rear deck over the engine co
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| link = M24 (Family)
When World War II started, the US Army had the [[M3_Stuart_(Family)|Stuart]] as their primary light tank. However, the old armour arrangement
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|link-1 = M3 Stuart (Family)
...''M3A1''' is the second variant of the [[M3 Stuart (Family)|M3 light tank family]]. The M3A1 features a new turret with turret basket and a removed cupola.
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...n. That said, the M2 medium helped lay the foundation to the future M3 and M4 medium tanks
* [[M3 Medium (Family)]]
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...ithdrawn from action in most theatres as soon as the [[M4 Sherman (Family)|M4 Sherman tanks]] became available in substantial numbers.
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| link-1 = M4 Sherman (Family)
| link-2 = M4 (Disambiguation)
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| link-1 = M4 Sherman (Family)
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| usage-1 = other M4 Shermans
| link-1 = M4 Sherman (Family)
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| link-1 = M4 Sherman (Family)
| link-2 = M4 (Disambiguation)
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| usage-1 = other M4 Shermans
| link-1 = M4 Sherman (Family)
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| usage-1 = other M4 Shermans
| link-1 = M4 Sherman (Family)
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...e T25 gives a glimpse of American medium tank gameplay of the M26 Pershing family.
* Low profile, smaller than the [[M4A3 (76) W |M4 Sherman]] tanks
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| link = M26 (Family)
...from the tank, such as the request for more firepower and armour over the M4. The culmination of the design work led to the T26E3 heavy tank, which feat
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| usage-1 = other M4 Shermans
| link-1 = M4 Sherman (Family)
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...mass production, the U.S. Army had lost interest in them, considering the M4 Sherman as a better solution in terms of reliability and cost-effectiveness
.... Enemies to specifically watch out for are the [[IS-1]], [[Panther tank (Family)|Panthers]], [[Tiger E|Tigers]], and [[M4A3E2]] Shermans, as they can all e
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| usage-1 = other M4 Shermans
| link-1 = M4 Sherman (Family)
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| usage-1 = other M4 Shermans
| link-1 = M4 Sherman (Family)
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| link-1= M1 Abrams (Family)
...ntinued their search for the next main battle tank to replace their [[M60 (Family)|M60s]]. With a goal of producing a top-rate main battle tank under a fixed
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| link = M3 Half-Track (Family)
...and only 12 mm (0.5 inch) all around? [[SU-152|SU-152's]] and [[M4A3 (105)|M4 (105)'s]] HE shells will always be happy to obliterate the M15A1. On the ot
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| link-1 = M42 (Family)
...is a self-propelled anti-aircraft gun mounted on the [[M41 Walker Bulldog (Family)|M41 Walker Bulldog]] chassis used by the U.S. Army during World War II. It
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| link = M18 Hellcat (Family)
..., [[Cromwell (Family)]], [[Tiger H1]]/[[Tiger E|E]] or [[Panzer V Panther (Family)|Panther]]
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|link-1 = M10 (Family)
The M10 has roughly the same mobility characteristics as the M4 Sherman. Spaded, the tank moves surprisingly fast in a straight line, but t
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|link = M36 Jackson (Family)
...un Motor Carriage, M10]] chassis, which employed the [[M4 Sherman (Family)|M4]] reliable chassis and engine coupled with sloped armour, with a new turret
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|link-1 = M8 General Scott (Family)
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|link-1 = M3 Medium (Family)
..., the M3 Lee was redesigned to use it, and the resulting tank was the [[M4|M4 Sherman]], which will go on to replace the M3 tanks in the Allies as they a
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| link = M18 Hellcat (Family)
...ot to knock out common tanks like M4s, [[Tiger H1]] or [[Panzer V Panther (Family)|Panthers]]
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|link=M24 (Family)
The tank offers a 75 mm M6 gun, which has a slower reload than the [[M4|Sherman]]'s 75 mm M3 gun but is otherwise the same. Its shells come in hand
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...projects experimenting with the attachment of rocket launchers to the [[M4|M4 Sherman]], in order to provide enhanced firepower to its infantry. Despite
...in [[Update 1.49 "Weapons of Victory"]], the Calliope is a unique modified M4 Sherman capable of firing rockets (60 rockets in total) at adversaries as a
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|link=M26 (Family)
...hed to the vehicle. Perhaps inspired by the [[Calliope]] based on the [[M4|M4 Sherman]], the M26 upgrade was done by attaching T99 rocket launcher pods o
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|link-1 = M5 Stuart (Family)
...jungle terrain, but the Stuarts in the Pacific were gradually replaced by M4 Shermans. In Europe, the Stuarts formed a large part of the American tank b
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|link-1 = M3 Stuart (Family)
...penetrate common opponents like the [[Pz.II (Family)|Pz.II]] and [[Chi-Ha (Family)|Chi-Ha]], as well as heavy targets like the [[B1 bis]] or [[Matilda III]]
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...otype was not sent to the UK until 1944, by which time the [[Churchill (Family)|Churchill infantry tanks]] had been in service for two years and had subst
...Web. 05 Nov. 2017. [https://www.c-span.org/video/?433629-2/design-history-m4-sherman-tank-world-war-ii Video]</ref> The T14 also had a tendency for the
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...entually, various evolutions of the T20 core design resulted in the [[M26 (Family)|M26 Pershing]].
...nd protection. In general, it should be used like a heavier [[M18 Hellcat (Family)|M18 Hellcat]], flanking enemies early in the battle and retreating as soon
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| link-1 = M4 Sherman (Family)
| link-2 = M4 (Disambiguation)
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| link = Sd.Kfz.234 (Family)
...ariant and most well-known version of the [[Sd.Kfz.234 (Family)|Sd.Kfz.234 family]], a heavy armoured car used mainly as a reconnaissance vehicle, featuring
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