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* Rolled homogeneous armour (hull, turret, gun shield, gun mantlet) ...'' <br> 8 mm (19°) ''Bottom'' || 10 mm (38°) ''Plate connecting with the turret'' <br> 10 mm (21°) ''Engine compartment - upper part'' <br> 10 mm (46°) +

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...an War. Further improvements led to the '''M41A1''' variant with hydraulic turret traverse system and more ammo stowage. Despite being considered an improvem | Turret || 44.4 mm (11-13°) ''Turret front'' <br> 50.8 mm (2-43°) ''Gun mantlet'' || 31.75 mm (1°) || 31.75 mm

...protection than the previous variant, [[M3 Stuart|M3]], incorporating the "turret basket" and a taller 7.62 mm M1919A4 light machine gun mount for light anti | Turret || 38.1 mm (6°) ''Turret front'' <br> 50.8 mm (spherical) ''Gun mantlet'' || colspan="2" | 31.75 mm

| Turret || 31.75 mm (26-77°) ''Turret front'' <br> 31.75 mm (1-31°) ''Gun breech'' || 19 mm (0-60°) || 19 mm (2 ! colspan="5" | [[T185E1 (76 mm)|76 mm T185E1]] || colspan="5" | Turret rotation speed (°/s) || colspan="4" | Reloading rate (seconds)

...antlet was improved as well, from the M34 to the more protected M34A1. The turret would be the same as that seen on all early-generation M4 Sherman variants ...M4A1 variant]]. All M4 Sherman early-generation variants had the same cast turret and featured a better-protected M34A1 gun mount for the 75 mm M3 tank gun (

...isk of ammo rack detonation. The M4A1 (76) W featured an upgraded oil gear turret traverse mechanism and a simpler stabilizer. The M4A1 (76) W tank was the f | Turret || 63.5 mm (0-51°) ''Turret front'' <br> 88.9 mm (5-19°) ''Gun mantlet'' || 63.5 mm (1-20°) || 63.5 m

...hatches, "wet" ammo bins, full up-armoured sides, HVSS, and a revised T23 turret with the 76 mm M1 tank gun with muzzle brake. In World War II, the M4A3 (76 ...[[M4A2 (76) W]], resulting in a very high profile, making it difficult to drive around undetected and an easy target for adversaries. However, due to the n

...y)|Medium Tank M4 (Sherman) family]]. It was outfitted with a modified T23 turret which accommodated the M1 tank gun, giving it a total length of 7.57 m (25 .... As the M4A2 (76) W has an exceptionally high profile, it is difficult to drive around undetected, making it an easy target for enemies. However, by making

* Cast homogeneous armour (front glacis, turret) * Rolled homogeneous armour (hull side, rear and roof, turret roof, cupola roof)

* Cast homogeneous armour (Front, turret) | Turret || 101.6 mm (1-55°) ''Turret front'' <br> 114.3 mm (1-84°) ''Gun mantlet''|| 76.2 mm (2-54°) || 76.2 m

The researchable add-on armour adds mesh screens around the turret to increase survivability to chemical projectiles. * Cast homogeneous armour (Turret, Front)

...pes of full-calibre armour-piercing shells, even at the muzzle. Across the turret, line-of-sight armour thickness varies from approximately 200-440 mm, suffi ...stantly destroy the tank upon detonation inside of the vehicle. The sloped turret roof is easily defeated by APFSDS and the vehicle's own M728 APDS, but with

...919A4 light machine guns mounted on ring mounts on the aft deck behind the turret. A vertical stabilizer was integrated into the main gun mount to allow the | Turret || 12.7 mm (10°) ''Turret front'' <br> 50.8 mm (1-81°) ''Gun mantlet'' || 12.7 mm || 12.7 mm || 6 mm

...le target for APHE, HE, or HESH rounds, which will splash down through the turret roof to knock out other crew members. Even kinetic rounds such as APFSDS wi ...rved) ''Mantlet'' <br> 50.8 mm (curved) ''Mantlet Perimeter (Overlaps with Turret Face)'' ||53.8 - 230.9 mm ''Right Side'' <br> 49.8 mm - 215.9 mm ''Left Sid

...te, resulting in a massive mantlet that covered over three-quarters of the turret front. ...s vehicle from the front. As you use the M4A3E2 to spearhead an aggressive drive, opponents will typically direct their fire towards you, letting your teamm

...e tank and provided additional protection with add-on armour plates on the turret and hull. Seeing some combat service against the Germans, the tank would se * Cast homogeneous armour (Front, Turret)

* Rolled homogeneous armour (Turret roof) | Turret || 127 - 350 mm || 76.2 - 93 mm || 51 mm || 38 mm

...with a [[T15E2 (90 mm)|high velocity 90 mm gun]] and extremely tough front turret armour able to exploit hull down positions against its competitors. ...pt incoming High-Explosive Anti-Tank Fin-Stabilized (HEATFS), aimed at the turret hole beneath the mantlet. It's crucial to conceal the T32's weak spots, esp

...nk additionally featured a remotely controlled 20 mm weapon station on the turret roof. Overall, the tank provided nuclear, biological, and chemical protecti ...ng as it will only stop light machine gun fire and some cannon fire on the turret. Adversary sabot rounds will penetrate clear through the engine and into th

| Turret || 12.7 mm || N/A || N/A || N/A ...turn radius remains small at small speed. But remember that the faster you drive, the bigger the turn radius will be. Changing directions in a cramped stree

...ots right into the huge turret ring, so when playing, keep it in mind. The turret fares much better against these shots. It offers 440 mm of protection, bein * Composite armour (hull, turret)

...signed in 1933 and built with minimal changes, mounted with a single fixed turret holding one M2HB Browning heavy machine gun, and designated as the M2A1 in

...ers known in the game, the M18 "Hellcat" has access to a 360° traversable turret, allowing players to have a greater arc of fire than a typical casemate tan * Rolled homogeneous armour (hull, turret)

...vehicle led to a conversion of a [[M4A2]] hull with a larger, open-topped turret carrying a high-velocity 3-inch gun into battle. This weapon system would b .... It has a powerful 76 mm gun; however it is held back due to the sluggish turret traverse speed. this severely limits the ability to quickly react and engag

...experimented with placing the experimental 90 mm T7 anti-tank gun into the turret of a M10 in October 1942. Following testing, an initial order for 300 vehic | Turret || 31.75 mm (2-53°) ''Turret front'' <br> 76.2 mm (°) ''Gun mantlet'' || 31.75 mm (0-21°) || 25.4 mm (

! colspan="5" | [[T5E1 (105 mm)|105 mm T5E1]] || colspan="5" | Turret rotation speed (°/s) || colspan="4" | Reloading rate (seconds) ...paper, this shot lacks the penetration to penetrate the front of the Maus turret, it can actually penetrate it due to the armour penalty that the Maus has,

...k with no modules in it and an even larger area of empty space between the turret crew and the driver/machine gunner. * Cast homogeneous armour (turret, gun mantlet)

...eapon system, the M60A1 would be converted to equip the weapon. A modified turret was provided to equip the gun/launcher system, however the US Army's dream ...st a full-front attack from an enemy due to prominent weak points like the turret cupola. In short, the M60A2 can be a difficult weapon to employ, but can st

...and LVT(A)(4)s. The Chinese People's Liberation Army removed the original turret mounting the 75 mm M2 howitzer and replaced it with the high-velocity 57 mm ...craft strafing and artillery hits because of its high profile and open-top turret.

...It was based on the chassis of the American M3 Medium tank, but with a new turret that could mount the British 6-pounder gun. The Ram II was designed to repl ...k points presented on the front armour right next to the front machine gun turret.

...ting of a 106 mm M40A1 recoilless rifle. The 106 mm M40A1 was mounted in a turret with a three-round magazine and a semiautomatic loader. Two prototypes were ...ience fiction movie, or from a crazy professor's basement. With a circular turret, autoloader system, and a cannon attached, it has a very unique look. In ga

...bilizers, hydraulic turret traverse mechanism, and a turret basket for the turret crew, and the new design was named the M3A1 Stuart in 1941. The M3A1 gradua | Turret || 38.1 mm (6°) ''Turret front'' <br> 50.8 mm (spherical) ''Gun mantlet'' || colspan="2" | 31.75 mm

...nk, it is compensated with a heavy slope effect. The best armour is in the turret, and this information should be used to maintain a battlefield advantage. ...ontal and side armour and a strong overall turret. Remember that the T14's turret cheek is vulnerable and can be penetrated by nearly all tanks within its BR

* Cast homogeneous armour (Hull, Turret) * Rolled homogeneous armour (Hull rear, Turret roof)

! colspan="5" | [[T5E1 (105 mm)|105 mm T5E1]] || colspan="5" | Turret rotation speed (°/s) || colspan="4" | Reloading rate (seconds) ...early end of your match. The most obvious weakness is that the T28 has no turret, meaning in Close Quarter Combat any mobile tank like the Panther might fla

...heavy armoured car used mainly as a reconnaissance vehicle, featuring the turret of the prototype VK 16.02 Leopard housing a [[KwK 39 (50 mm)|50 mm KwK 39]] | Turret || 30 mm (20°) ''Turret front'' <br> 30 + 50 mm (conical) ''Gun mantlet'' || 14.5 mm (24-25°) || 1

| Turret || 8 mm (33°) ''Turret front'' <br> 4 + 4 mm (23°) ''Gun shield'' || 8 mm (35°) || 8 mm (35°) ...r, one main flaw with the double steering axles design, it is difficult to drive straight forward after making the slightest turn. The vehicle has a tendenc

...gun breech, which was mounted on a pedestal ahead of the engine. Where the turret was supposed to go in the original design, it was redesigned and replaced w ! colspan="5" | [[K.40 (128 mm)|128 mm K.40]] || colspan="5" | Turret rotation speed (°/s) || colspan="4" | Reloading rate (seconds)

! colspan="5" | [[Flak.37 (88 mm)|88 mm Flak.37]] || colspan="5" | Turret rotation speed (°/s) || colspan="4" | Reloading rate (seconds) ...he entire vehicle clockwise or counterclockwise for 45 degrees and the gun turret 45 degrees in opposition to the angle of the chassis for clearance. This sh

| Turret || 11 + 8 mm (31°) || 11 mm (8-9°) || - || - * Modules related to gun accuracy and targeting quality: Horizontal Drive, Adjustment of Fire & Elevation Mechanism.

...Max is getting flanked/circled. Even a heavy tank like [[M6A1]] can easily drive around a stock Dicker Max and avoid its gun. ! colspan="5" | [[K.18 (105 mm)|105 mm K.18]] || colspan="5" | Turret rotation speed (°/s) || colspan="4" | Reloading rate (seconds)

| Turret || 11 + 8 mm (31°) || 11 mm (8-9°) || N/A || N/A ...priorities either. Instead, focus on mobility upgrades and the Horizontal Drive modification. After that, the order of research will be determined by perso

! colspan="5" | [[PaK43 (88 mm)|88 mm PaK43]] || colspan="5" | Turret rotation speed (°/s) || colspan="4" | Reloading rate (seconds) ..., the Nashorn loses much of its effectiveness since it lacks a traversable turret and has poor survivability.

...to quickly get into positions for ambushes to minimize the downsides of a turret-less construction. While the 90 mm cannon is not the most intimidating cali ! colspan="5" | [[BK90 (90 mm)|90 mm BK90]] || colspan="5" | Turret rotation speed (°/s) || colspan="4" | Reloading rate (seconds)

| Turret || 20 mm (41°) ''Turret front'' <br> 20 mm (5-46°) ''Gun mantlet'' || 10 mm (22-24°) || 10 mm (24 ...h to the sudden appearance of enemy tanks in close combat. Due to its slow turret traverse speed and slow top speed, it can be difficult to reach advantageou

...ost no Panzer IIIs had their turret traverse upgraded to an electric power drive system, it is advised not to be too aggressive on the battlefield. | Turret || 30 mm (14-30°) ''Turret front'' <br> 37 + 37 mm (5-52°)''Gun mantlet'' || 30 mm (17-26°) || 30 mm

...hich Germany had limited supplies. Early Tiger H1s with the Krupp-designed turret featured a high commander cupola. Later in the war, the design was modified ...repairs. Smoke grenades discharge in 2 salvos of 6 (3 to each side of the turret) covering a 120° sector 10 m in front of the vehicle. The grenades deploy

...stre 100 mm of flat homogeneous armour to an extreme 200-400 mm thick. The turret suffers from the same problem of flat armour but this is impossible to angl ...ommander's cupola has been replaced by a much smaller, angled variant. The turret roof armour has been increased to 40 mm (historically as a reaction to incr

...che" turret. The initial design is often misleadingly called the "Porsche" turret due to the belief that it was designed by Porsche for their prototype; in f * Cast homogeneous armour (Gun mantlet, Cupola, Turret front)

...che" turret. The initial design is often misleadingly called the "Porsche" turret due to the belief that it was designed by Porsche for their prototype; in f *Rolled homogeneous armour (hull, turret)

| Turret || 232 mm (cylindrical) ''Turret front'' <br> 240 mm (cylindrical) ''Gun mantlet'' || 205 mm (30°) ''Top'' ...many 60 mm highly sloped plates of armour, protecting the engine vents and turret ring from HEAT/HE shells and some small-calibre fire

...ive (HE) ammunition. In 1940, more armour was added to the tank's hull and turret. In 1941, the commander's cupola was installed. The addition of armour to t ...hull roof armour are a paltry 15 mm, including the turret sides. The front turret face is 30 mm that do not overlap with the 30 mm thick gun mantlet well so

...mans saw the Panzer IV as having more development potential, with a larger turret ring to equip more powerful weapons, resulting in the creation of the [[Pz. | Turret || 30 mm ''Turret front'' <br> 30 mm ''Gun mantlet'' || 15 mm || 15 mm || 10 mm

...variant included replacing the single-speed turret traverse electric power drive with a two-gear manual traverse, with the extra space used for fuel storage ...laced by a two-gear manual traverse, resulting in an enormous reduction in turret traverse speed. During close-quarters battles, players will have difficulty

...nzer IV H hull. Additional armour plates were added to entirely encase the turret, leaving only the front open for the main gun. In addition, the Panzer IV H | Turret || 50 mm (11°) ''Turret front'' <br> 50 mm (7-29°) ''Gun mantlet'' || 30 (23-26°) + 5 (0-1°) mm

...modified, lowering the likelihood of successful enemy penetration into the turret crew compartment. The players can also use a commander's cupola-mounted MG3 ...Furthermore, due to the unique curvature of the turret armour layout, the turret cheek can bounce many kinetic shells from the enemy as distance increases.

...s ranks while staying immune to most enemy return fire. However, since the turret is still rotated by hand, the traverse speed is slow, and close-range confr | Turret || 100 mm (11-12°) ''Turret front'' <br> 60-100 (7-80°) + 10 mm ''Gun mantlet''|| 45 mm (0-25°) || 45

*Rolled homogeneous armour (Hull, Turret roof) *Cast homogeneous armour (Turret)

...low for the mounting of an anti-aircraft light machine gun. A single-speed turret power traverse system was also introduced, allowing Panther A to react to a ...the foundation for many later medium tank designs in other countries. The turret traverse speed is much faster than the previous Panther D model, lowering r

...the heavy smoke generated by the main armament, this was not possible. The turret's shape earned it the nickname Keksdose ("biscuit tin"). Ostbau Werke in Sa ...t into flames if not being completely destroyed. However, crews inside the turret are only marginally protected by thin armour, so it is critical to keep an

...gned oscillating turret to provide complete protection for the crews. This turret was completely enclosed, with overhead protection and full traverse. The di Since the ball turret is enclosed and separated from the hull, the Kugelblitz can still operate i

...n, hiding your hull behind terrain and obstacles, while exposing only your turret to the enemy. * Rolled homogeneous armour (hull, turret, cupola)

* Rolled homogeneous armour (hull, turret, cupola) ...s'' || 30 mm || 30 mm (14°) || 30 mm (16°) ''Front glacis'' <br> 15 mm ''Turret section'' <br> 15 mm (0-30°) ''Rear section''

...et traverse mechanism was removed from the vehicle since it did not have a turret. The 80 mm thick sloping armour on the new superstructure provided effectiv ...it difficult for most adversaries to penetrate. However, since it lacks a turret, players should not use it on city maps with narrow streets. Nevertheless,

* A small patch on the turret front right side is thinner (50.8 mm) than the rest (76.2 mm). ! colspan="5" | [[PaK39 L48 (75 mm)|75 mm PaK39 L48]] || colspan="5" | Turret rotation speed (°/s) || colspan="4" | Reloading rate (seconds)

! colspan="5" | [[PaK43 (88 mm)|88 mm PaK43]] || colspan="5" | Turret rotation speed (°/s) || colspan="4" | Reloading rate (seconds) * Despite not having a turret, the tank still has good gun depression

! colspan="5" | [[PaK43 (88 mm)|88 mm PaK43]] || colspan="5" | Turret rotation speed (°/s) || colspan="4" | Reloading rate (seconds) ...of it. Even though the Ferdinand is a heavy tank destroyer, it can rapidly drive backwards, which allows it to reposition more quickly than Red Army TDs lik

...intense desert temperatures. In 1942, four poles were installed around the turret cupola to serve as a base for a Fla-MG anti-aircraft machine gun. ...hull roof armour are a paltry 15 mm, including the turret sides. The front turret face is 30 mm that do not overlap with the 30 mm thick gun mantlet well so

...ttom half of the shield, the gun could roll into position, take shots, and drive at full speed in reverse. ! colspan="5" | [[PaK40/3 L46 (75 mm)|75 mm PaK40/3 L46]] || colspan="5" | Turret rotation speed (°/s) || colspan="4" | Reloading rate (seconds)

...ough the open hatch. The T.S.R.1 was a long stick periscope located on the turret roof near the commander's cupola that could be extended via a pivoting supp ...electric power drive for the turret traverse remains unavailable, and the turret traverse must be hand-cranked by a two-gear manual traverse. The three radi

...ion (no more catching fires from frontal shots), a turret without electric drive (its traverse speed is therefore very slow) and the possibility to fire APC | Turret || 100 mm ''Turret front'' <br> 90 - 200 mm ''Gun mantlet'' || 82 mm || 82 mm || 26 mm

| Turret || 100 mm ''Turret front'' <br> 90 - 200 mm ''Gun mantlet'' || 82 mm || 82 mm || 26 mm * Turret front covered by gun mantlet has variable thickness depending on exact plac

! colspan="5" | [[PaK43 (88 mm)|88 mm PaK43]] || colspan="5" | Turret rotation speed (°/s) || colspan="4" | Reloading rate (seconds) * Despite not having a turret, the tank still has good gun depression

...is very thick, except for the weak spots on the gun mantlet and the small turret cheeks. The KV-1B is a formidable tank at its rank. | Turret || 75 + 30 mm (14°) ''Turret front'' <br> 90 mm (1-62°) ''Gun mantlet shield'' <br> 75 mm (4-36°) ''Gu

...ntal armour, so they are not a weak point when the tank is not angled. The turret traverse speed is also slow, slower than that of the Tiger H1, meaning it's ...it's mounted in the rear- you will be harder to immobilize. Secondly, the turret is placed at the front of the vehicle, so it doesn't need to expose as much

...pan="5" | [[Stu.H 43 L/12 (150 mm)|150 mm Stu.H 43 L/12]] || colspan="5" | Turret rotation speed (°/s) || colspan="4" | Reloading rate (seconds) ...th the slow, heavy gun, and especially since the Brummbär does not have a turret, they will flank easily. In addition, heavy SPAA will ruin the Brummbär's

...igh speeds on roads. The BT-5 variant, which featured a larger cylindrical turret housing a 45 mm 20-K tank gun and a coaxial 7.62 DT light machine gun, prov | Turret || 20 mm (11-43°) ''Gun mantlet'' <br> 15 mm ''Turret front'' || 15 mm || 15 mm || 10 mm

...stead of the M-5-400 found in BT-5 and earlier BT series tanks. New turret turret featuring sloped armour was also adopted. The BT-7 was used during Winter W ...our on the turret, that's the vulnerability of the tank, especially on the turret's backside, where the ammo is stored. However, you only get 3 crew members

...lend of road wheels. Early in 1942, a new, considerably improved hexagonal turret was introduced as an outcome of the abandoned T-34M project, which was an i * Rolled homogeneous armour (Hull, Turret roof)

...owever, it is not invincible. Smart players will be aware of the cheek and turret ring weak spots and aim for them, so you will want to keep being on the mov | Turret || 45 mm (8-81°) ''Turret front'' <br> 45 mm (3-74°) ''Gun mantlet'' || 45 mm (30-31°) || 45 mm (30

* Rolled homogeneous armour (Hull, Turret roof, Mantlet face around the gun) * Cast homogeneous armour (Turret, Cupola, Driver's hatch, Machine gun port)

...and more modern-looking layout of the tank compared to the T-34, with the turret now in the middle of the hull, and the tank is noticeably lower to the grou * Rolled homogeneous armour (Hull, Turret roof, Gun mantlet)

...k family]]. It was manufactured from 1946 to 1948, featuring a streamlined turret and wide gun mantlet, a new V-54 engine, and a 100 mm D-10T tank gun. Only ...becoming more common, it is still advised to use any available cover. The turret on this tank is strong, but players must be aware of the trap shot in the f

...shot trap has been removed to provide slightly better protection. The new turret was inspired by the one used on the [[IS-3|IS-3 heavy tank]] but with a dis ...1949) is an upgraded variant of its predecessors. It has a better-designed turret without the shot-trap and slightly improved protection. However, this is of

...1954, the T-54 Model 1951 variant used the same familiar, fully egg-shaped turret as the [[T-54 (1949)|T-54 Model 1949 variant]]. However, it features a new * Rolled homogeneous armour (Hull, Turret roof)

...many design elements of its predecessor, including a low profile and thick turret armour. Unlike previous Soviet main battle tanks, which were armed with rif ...r is not nearly as effective for its BR as the T-54's is. The well-rounded turret and sloped hull can ricochet poorly aimed rounds when angled, but should no

...e on the glacis and two horseshoe-shaped blocks fitted to the front of the turret, which has been proven to be effective against all 84mm and 90mm tank round ...t every way. Adopt a hull-down position and take advantage of its powerful turret to support your teammates from far away.

...everal 30 mm and 20 mm armour plates to enhance its protection. Whole main turret and machine gun turrets are reinforced by 30 mm plates, and Driver's viewpo ...il|Appliqué armour on the T28E - The red shields on the upper flanks, the turret flanks and the rear plate as well as the yellow shields on the lower flanks

...l as [[T-26]] and an enlarged turret not dissimilar to the [[T-28]]'s main turret, able to mount the [[KT-28 (76 mm)|76 mm KT-28]] howitzer. | Turret || 15 mm (0-3°) ''Turret front'' <br> 15 mm (6-7°) ''Gun mantlet'' || 15 mm (0-1°) || 15 mm (1°)

...loped in the early 1930s as a complement to the heavier T-35 tank, sharing turret and hull design with it. The T-28 was also influenced by the British Vicker | Main Turret || 20 mm ''Turret front'' <br> 20 mm (0-49°) ''Gun mantlet'' || 20 mm (0-23°) || 30 mm || 1

...nk was created by modifying an existing KV-1S chassis and putting an IS-85 turret on top. The KV-85 was accepted for service by the State Defense Committee o ...des heavy tank: fast rate of fire, lighter weight, adequate mobility, fast turret traverse speed, fast targeting, good ammunition penetration, and explosive

...because of the huge recoil mechanism of the tank gun and a small 1,800 mm turret ring radius, allowing only a four-man crew, with the commander commanding, ...nder this part useless and make the tank extremely vulnerable. The frontal turret armour is 100 mm with a distinctive "cheek" construction. As with any "chee

...cantly higher range and muzzle velocity than prior Soviet heavy tanks. The turret was also identical to that of the KV-85, with three crews. The drivetrain w ...longer chassis, a more powerful 85 mm D-5T tank gun, and a larger, rounder turret.

...ort to infantry against fortified positions. The large and extremely heavy turret, necessary to mount the 152 mm howitzer, results in a slow traverse time. I | Turret || 75 mm (15-16°) ''Front turret'' <br> 90 mm (10-20°) ''Gun mantlet'' 90 mm (1-54°) ''Gun mantlet shield'

...nst hostile aircraft, a 12.7 mm DShK heavy machine gun is installed on the turret roof near the commander cupola. Some sources claim that 1,150 units were co The armour, while having a nigh-impenetrable front plate and a decent turret, has many weak spots.

...the IS heavy tank family. The IS-3 featured a revolutionary front hull and turret design that would become the trademark of all postwar Soviet tanks until th ...massive tank, the reverse gears and low forward gears allow the vehicle to drive up unexpectedly steep slopes.

..., were a longer hull, seven pairs of road wheels rather than six, a larger turret housing a new gun with a fume extractor, an improved diesel engine, and enh ...rmour]]), the T-10M has more hull armour, and even a more evenly protected turret (Chieftains have a weaker side on the left when facing one frontally).

...'' <br> 35 mm ''Gun mantlet''|| 25 mm (24-26°) || 25 mm (26°) || 10 mm ''Turret'' <br> 20 mm ''Cupola'' ! colspan="6" | [[TNSh (20 mm)|20 mm TNSh]] || colspan="5" | Turret rotation speed (°/s) || colspan="4" | Reloading rate (seconds)

...ment. Most shots will not be able to penetrate its frontal armour, and the turret is also very tricky to penetrate from the sides. However the crammed crew i * Rolled homogeneous armour (Hull, Turret roof, Hatch roof)

! colspan="5" | [[Ch-51M (57 mm)|57 mm Ch-51M]] || colspan="5" | Turret rotation speed (°/s) || colspan="4" | Reloading rate (seconds) ...ze. When using the ASU-57, objects that other tanks would ignore or simply drive over are capable of completely hiding the vehicle, making ambushes and surp

| Turret || 15 mm (32-35°) ''Turret front'' <br> 15 mm (19-32°) ''Gun mantlet'' || 15 mm (35°) || 15 mm (35° ! colspan="5" | [[D-56TS (76 mm)|76 mm D-56TS]] || colspan="5" | Turret rotation speed (°/s) || colspan="4" | Reloading rate (seconds)

...through it sometimes) and it is reasonably difficult to hit closer to the turret, where the shot usually proves fatal. ...hicle as is necessary to engage an unaware target. Ideally, only the small turret must be exposed, which makes attacking BMP back even more difficult or at l

...sfactory mobility, sharing the chassis with [[T-26-4]] and all of its poor drive characteristics. Its average speed on hard surfaces is only ~25 km/h, with ! colspan="5" | [[1902/30 (76 mm)|76 mm 1902/30]] || colspan="5" | Turret rotation speed (°/s) || colspan="4" | Reloading rate (seconds)

! colspan="5" | [[ZIS-3 (76 mm)|76 mm ZIS-3]] || colspan="5" | Turret rotation speed (°/s) || colspan="4" | Reloading rate (seconds) ...SU-76M needs to be handled with care. Not only does it not have a rotating turret, it is also lightly armoured, has an open top, and practically no protectio

...launcher, which is the vehicle's only weapon system and mounted above its turret. The {{Specs|name}} isn't very survivable, so it's best used at long ranges Turret is a shortened round dome, housing the optics and the missile rail at the v

! colspan="5" | [[D-49 (122 mm)|122 mm D-49]] || colspan="5" | Turret rotation speed (°/s) || colspan="4" | Reloading rate (seconds) ...d or set. All CQC (close quarters combat) should be avoided as the lack of turret invites enemy tanks to flank you from all sides but frontally which is the

! colspan="6" | [[Maxim's (7.62 mm)|7.62 mm Maxim's]] (x4) || colspan="5" | Turret rotation speed (°/s) || colspan="4" | Reloading rate (seconds) ...ts gunner first, then you can just shoot at the gun mount as its elevation drive, guns, ammo, etc are all exposed. The armoured cabin can only be penetrated

...disadvantage in cramped conditions like urban environments, causing it to drive over desired cover or to bump into walls/teammates. It also has very poor r ! colspan="6" | [[DShK (12.7 mm)|12.7 mm DShK]] || colspan="5" | Turret rotation speed (°/s) || colspan="4" | Reloading rate (seconds)

...armoured personnel carrier (APC) with six wheels based on the chassis and drive train of a ZIS-151 utility truck. Beginning in 1950, it saw service with se | Turret || 6 mm (15°) ''Magazine'' <br> 10 mm (0°) ''Gun rack'' || N/A || 6 mm (0

! colspan="5" | [[3-K (76 mm)|76 mm 3-K]] || colspan="5" | Turret rotation speed (°/s) || colspan="4" | Reloading rate (seconds) * Drive directly towards an enemy

...machine gun fire is able to destroy the vehicle, specially on the vehicle turret as it is open. All aircraft will be able to get easy kills with this if the ! colspan="6" | [[72-K (25 mm)|25 mm 72-K]] (x2) || colspan="5" | Turret rotation speed (°/s) || colspan="4" | Reloading rate (seconds)

| Turret || 15 mm (14-57°) ''Turret front'' <br> 15 mm (25-64°) ''Gun mantlet'' || 13.5 mm (9-61°) || 13.5 mm ! colspan="6" | [[S-68 (57 mm)|57 mm S-68]] (x2) || colspan="5" | Turret rotation speed (°/s) || colspan="4" | Reloading rate (seconds)

...to 500 metres. The armour plates were bolted and welded onto the hull and turret, increasing the armour protection to 45 mm all around. 89 of these T-26s we ...ed over the base model with its add-on 30 mm armour plates on the hull and turret on all sides. Despite being poorly angled, this armour, when not angling th

...ation and quick reload. The RBT-5 also has two rockets on the sides of the turret, but they are not aligned and require careful aiming. The left rocket is th | Turret || 20 mm (11-43°) ''Gun mantlet'' <br> 15 mm ''Turret front'' || 15 + 15 mm || 15 mm || 10 mm

...it easily. Hull plates are 40-45 mm thick with driver's hatch being 60 mm. Turret armour is 45 mm all around with gun mantlet being the same. For more detail * Cast homogeneous armour (Turret, Driver's hatch, Machine gun port)

...itish Matilda supplied to the Soviets through the Lend-Lease program whose turret was modified to receive a 76 mm cannon. * Cast homogeneous armour (hull front, turret, gun mantlet, cupola, hull sides top -above the tracks-)

...velocity and flatter trajectory. It does share the same unfortunately slow turret traverse, reverse, acceleration, and heavy weight. ...staken for similar looking tanks such as the KV-2 in which shares the same turret shape.

...World War II. The idea was to equip the existing KV-85s with copies of the turret and gun of the [[IS-2]]. By doing so, the tank would be able to engage Germ The {{Specs|name}} was introduced in [[Update 1.63 "Desert Hunters"]]. The turret and gun, which are copies of those found on IS-2, are two of its most obvio

* Rolled homogeneous armour (hull, turret bustle) * Cast homogeneous armour (turret front, gun mantlet)

* Rolled homogeneous armour (Hull, Turret roof) * Cast homogeneous armour (Turret, Driver's hatch)

...nner in the turret. The open-top construction of the vehicle compounds the turret vulnerability by making artillery shrapnel and aircraft able to defeat the | Turret || 16 mm (22-53°) ''Turret front'' <br> 16 mm (26-83°) ''Gun mantlet ''|| 16 mm (20-21°) || 16 mm (1

! colspan="5" | [[ZIS-3 (76 mm)|76 mm ZIS-3]] || colspan="5" | Turret rotation speed (°/s) || colspan="4" | Reloading rate (seconds) ...SU-76M needs to be handled with care. Not only does it not have a rotating turret, it has an open top and practically no protection from behind. Therefore, w

...6 mm L-11 gun and two 7.62 mm machine guns, one in the hull and one in the turret. The A-34 prototype underwent extensive testing in 1939 and 1940, proving i ...urret cheeks, the step and the machine gun port on the front hull, and the turret ring. These areas have less sloping or thinner armour than the rest of the

| Turret || 100 mm (11°) ''Turret front'' <br> 60-100 (7-80°) + 10 mm ''Gun mantlet''|| 45 mm (24-25°) || 4 ! colspan="5" | [[KwK42 (75 mm)|75 mm KwK42]] || colspan="5" | Turret rotation speed (°/s) || colspan="4" | Reloading rate (seconds)

...-on armour. By riveting large steel plates to the hull's weakspots and the turret faces, the KV-1 suddenly became almost impenetrable to its enemies, with th | Turret || 75 + 30 mm (14°) ''Turret front'' <br> 90 mm (0-62°) ''Gun mantlet shield'' <br> 75 mm (4-36°) ''Gu

...ard Soviet tanks. Due to its high profile, the M4A2 (76) W is difficult to drive about undetected, making it an easy target for adversaries. However, by uti *Cast homogeneous armour (Turret, Transmission area)

...e "Hero of the Soviet Union." Mikhail, his older brother, carved it on the turret of his tank after his death. When the war broke out, Nikolay Krasikov was o * Cast homogeneous armour (Turret, Hull front, Hull side)

...opponent. However, be aware of the frontal armour, as the extremely angled turret armour encasing the cannon breech can create a shot trap and ricochet the s * Rolled homogeneous armour (hull, turret roof, cupola roof)

* Cast homogeneous armour (Turret) | Turret || 101 - 235 mm ''Turret front'' <br> 250 mm ''Gun mantlet'' || 139 - 202 mm || 63 - 179 mm || 30 -

...I]] heavy tanks. While the 17-pounder performed to expectations, the tall turret in particular presented a large and weakly armoured target for opposing tan ...nger is not to be relied on as it is both very thin and poorly angled. The turret armour is capable of bouncing or absorbing a few shots, however this is not

...her British tanks. It is also quite low in stature. The Comet has a unique turret design and has a nice long barrel. The barrel has a muzzle brake at the end ...ge engagement very advantageous because the enemy will struggle to hit the turret from a long distance. With a total of 5 crew members, the Comet I has an in

* Cast homogeneous armour (hull front, turret front half, cupola) ...ed homogeneous armour (hull sides, hull rear, hull roof, turret rear half, turret roof, cupola roof)

...series maintains the traditional UK lower front plate weak spot and strong turret armour of the Centurion series of tanks while increasing the firepower. Top * Cast homogeneous armour (hull front, turret front half, cupola)

...n be used. The tank also boasts good gun depression and a difficult to hit turret design. ...are lucky. The heavily angled turret sides might also deflect some. The MG turret, being enclosed on the back side, can act as spaced armour and stop some pe

* Cast homogeneous armour (Machine gun port, Driver's hatch, Turret) | Turret || 152 mm (1-20°) ''Turret front'' <br> 152 mm (1-54°) ''Gun mantlet'' || 95.25 mm || 95.25 mm (0-1°

...ntered service in 1955, all Caernarvon units were re-equipped with the new turret and served until the Conqueror's replacement in the 1960s. * Rolled homogeneous armour (hull, turret roof, cupola roof)

...1 saw completion of the new gun and its acceptance into service, while the turret was still being finalised; plans for a stop-gap carriage for the new gun re ...et, penetration of which will disable crew or the breech/horizontal turret drive.

...a typical light tank style. Topping at 16 mm on the front of the hull and turret, its frontal armour is insufficient to stop heavy MG bullets. It can only r | Turret || 14 mm (18°) ''Turret front'' <br> 16 mm (10-80°) ''Gun mantlet'' || 14 mm (13-15°) || 10 mm (2

* Cast homogeneous armour (Front turret, Gun mantlet) | Turret || 65 mm (9-50°) ''Turret front'' <br> 65 mm (7-78°) ''Gun mantlet'' || 60 mm || 65 mm (0-2°) || 16

...s armour anywhere. Still, the protection is fairly good, especially on the turret cheeks but the hull is somewhat weaker. Mobility is poor. However the Mark. | Turret || 65 mm (0-66°) ''Turret front'' <br> 65 mm (0-62°) ''Gun mantlet'' || 60 mm || 65 mm (1-57°) || 2

...ent at best. Side armour is paper thin. The high profile and the very slow turret traverse are not suitable for close range combat so avoid deep flanking tac ....15 mm (0-47°) ''Gun mantlet'' || 25.4 mm (22-46°) || 25.4 mm (0-29°) ''Turret rear'' <br> 50 mm (0-50°) ''Counterweight'' || N/A

| Turret || 10 mm || 10 mm || 10 mm || 12 mm ...an="5" | [[BAe Swingfire|170 mm BAe Swingfire ATGM]] (x2) || colspan="5" | Turret rotation speed (°/s) || colspan="4" | Reloading rate (seconds)

...ads, the {{PAGENAME}} can reach a peak speed of 87/80 km/h (AB/RB). It can drive as fast in any direction, so the only issue is properly turning around in t Since drive direction is irrelevant for Striker, it's possible to always turn the chass

...aids by German aircraft and dive bombers. It has a power-operated one-crew turret with four 7.92 mm BESA light machine guns. * Cast homogeneous armour (Turret)

...n the turret rather than in the hull. Some T17E1s were modified with a new turret developed by Frazer-Nash that equipped two .50 cal M2 Browning machine guns ...t be able to resist most shots as it is only 15 mm, and poorly angled. The turret is made of 31 mm plates all-round, which makes it immune to vehicles with w

...20 mm Oerlikon anti-aircraft autocannons. The turret was a small polygonal turret with good armour but poor situational awareness for identifying approaching | Turret || 30 mm (5°) <br> 30 mm (2-52°) || 14 mm (7-9°) || 17 mm (6-39°) || 12

...king armour, can pack quite the punch. It has two 20 mm autocannons on its turret, and good manoeuvrability and speed. Unlike the AA of many other countries | Turret || 50.8 mm (1-6°) ''Turret front'' <br> 50.8 mm (13-60°) ''Gun mantlet'' || 50.8 mm (7-9°) || 50.8 m

The Falcon has the appearance of a light tank with a slightly sloped round turret on the back. It is easy to recognize the Falcon due to its unique features | Turret || 10 mm (4-64°) || 10 mm (14-26°) || 10 mm (2°) || 6 mm

...939 is identical to that of the A13 Mark I, with the exception of improved turret protection. Only 8 units were made in this fashion. ...[[Update 1.53 "Firestorm"]], the A13 Mark II 1939 provides slightly better turret protection than the A13 Mark I, adding about 0.8 tonnes of armour without s

* Cast homogeneous armour (Turret front, Gun mantlet) | Turret || 102 mm (3-57°) ''Turret front'' <br> 102 mm (1-34°) ''Gun mantlet'' || 63.5 mm || 57.1 + 5 mm (1°

Due to this, when enemy tanks fire APHE at commander's turret, it almost always fails to detonate and only takes out one crew member. Thi | Turret || 10 mm (39°) || 15 mm || 10 mm (8°) || 30 mm

| Turret || 25.4 mm (1-68°) ''Turret front'' <br> 31.7 mm (1-53°) ''Gun mantlet'' || 25.4 mm (2-29°) || 25.4 m ...s from 0 to 30 km/h fast enough to become a hard target to hit if only the turret is exposed!

...he [[Chi-To]] and the proposed production model, having a more streamlined turret design easing production, the armour is also slightly more angled giving it | Turret || 75 mm (16°) ''Turret front'' <br> 50 mm (11°) ''Gun mantlet'' || 50 mm (9°) || 50 mm (1°) ||

...''Right machine gun port'' || 50 mm (15-50°) ''Turret rear'' <br> 10 mm ''Turret rear underside'' || 20 mm * Turret ring is 20 mm thick.

...33, or the [[Leclerc]]'s OFL 120 F1) will punch through even the Type 90's turret cheeks or upper front plate. It's important to keep in mind that even some ...rotected compartments, sparing the crew from side shots on the rear of the turret, providing no more than 19 rounds are carried. Unfortunately, however, due

...rated by SPAA. As such, in urban environment, it's best to cut corners and drive out onto enemy while already being angled. ! colspan="5" | [[Type 5 (105 mm)|105 mm Type 5]] || colspan="5" | Turret rotation speed (°/s) || colspan="4" | Reloading rate (seconds)

...H1 hull. It still lacks the 80 mm turret ring protection and the improved turret-top armour, but is otherwise identical to the Tiger E. | Turret || 100 mm ''Turret front'' <br> 90 - 200 mm ''Gun mantlet'' || 82 mm || 82 mm || 40 mm

* Cast homogeneous armour (Front, turret) | Turret || 101.6 mm (1-55°) ''Turret front'' <br> 114.3 mm (1-84°) ''Gun mantlet''|| 76.2 mm (2-54°) || 76.2 m

...was accomplished by equipping the AMX-13/75 FL-10 hull with the new FL-11 turret, primarily designed for the [[E.B.R. (1951)|Panhard Engin Blindé de Reconn ...scout due to its extremely thin armour. The sloped upper glacis plate and turret front may deflect some rounds from weaker enemy tanks, but everything else

...cle commander and gunner could either manually refill them from within the turret or retreat to cover and reload shells from outside the vehicle through hatc ...tank gun barrel, gun breech, or ammunition rack. The autoloader and quick turret rotation allow for quick switching between enemy targets during combat, whi

...T anti-tank guided missiles (ATGMs) installed on two launchers next to the turret, it is similar to the standard AMX-13/75 FL-10. The HOT (Haut subsonique Op * Cast homogeneous armour (Turret base, Turret front)

*Cast homogeneous armour (hull, turret, cupola) ...Lower glacis'' || 50.8 mm (27-39°) ''Front glacis'' <br> 19.5 mm (0-28°) Turret area'' <br> 19.5 mm (7°) ''Engine bay - centre'' <br> 19.5 mm (20-24°) ''

* Cast homogeneous armour (hull, turret, cupola)

...such as support tank, long-range sniper, or flanker. You cannot expect to drive straight into battle and come out victorious in this tank. On most urban or * Cast homogeneous armour (front glacis, turret, cupola)

;Turret ...like the Hull, the turret isn't really meant to protect against much. The turret is 80 mm thick around the gun (not counting the 150 mm gun ring since it's

* Rolled homogeneous armour (hull, turret roof, cupola roof) * Cast homogeneous armour (turret, cupola, gun mantlet, transmission housing, MG port)

...and finish off the rest of the crew (make sure to fire at the gun's breech/turret ring in order to disable it to fire back even if gunner gets back up). ! colspan="6" | [[Bofors L/60 (40 mm)|40 mm Bofors L/60]] || colspan="5" | Turret rotation speed (°/s) || colspan="4" | Reloading rate (seconds)

...rret is a pentagonal shaped M5 Mount type. The M10 suffers from a mediocre turret rotation, but has access to a powerful cannon, it is powerful in defensive ...crew untouched, allowing for a retreat and repair without crew losses. The turret's top is open and because it that it is quite vulnerable to HE shells and p

* Cast homogeneous armour (hull, turret, cupola)

* Cast homogeneous armour (Turret base, Turret front) ...Turret bustle'' <br> 20 mm (17-22°) ''Pivot ball'' <br> 10 mm (77-90°) ''Turret underside'' || 10 mm

#the turret ...ifications available or if parts of the tank are inseparable (the hull and turret of certain SPGs, for example), we ‘merge’ the textures into a single ma

...'bottom' side of the tank. Connect your hook to the tracks in the air and drive away from the tank. However, if the tank's bottom is on an obstacle, use yo * Turret phasing through the map (flipped ground vehicle)

* Rolled homogeneous armour (hull, turret) ...''Bustle'' <br> 25 mm ''Cupola well'' || 15 mm (22°) <br> 11 mm (79°) ''Turret underside''|| 20 (11°) ''Roof glacis'' <br> 11 mm

...[BMP-2]]'s autocannon, for instance, loaded with APDS, will penetrate your turret and will cause major damage. Any HEAT projectile impacting the tank will li The ready rack ammo is stored vertically within your turret to the left side of the tank. So AP penetrations to the right side of your

The Warrior's shape is comprised of a large box and a small turret, which houses a 30mm L21A1 autocannon and a 7.62 mm L94A1 machine gun. On t ...armour, the Warrior can bully even heavy tanks in close range, though the turret is still very vulnerable.

...ke other French light tanks, has a low-profile tank with a tiny autoloader turret in the back. * Cast homogeneous armour (hull cheeks, turret base, turret, cupola)

...es by adding '''@''' before text, example - ''@mission_hint_01'' showing ''Drive to the A point'') ...odeAmmo: Make all ammunition explode (often results in cooking off and its turret flying away)

* [[ST-A1]] & [[ST-A2]] (turret model has been updated) ...the “commander view” has been reworked. The camera is now tied to the turret and will rotate with it.

...craft, from the first person view, the mechanical sounds of of the gun and turret will now be heard. * If there is an open turret on the aircraft, and a view from the first person is available, the reverb

* In tank test drive mission an air target is only available whilst driving an SPAA. * A-26 (all modifications) — sight angles for the upper turret has been corrected.

* Targets in test drive have been changed to the following vehicles: **The angles of the turret vertical guidance have been corrected from -5/+15 to -6/+9. Source: “Post

* Test flight/drive change: a user no longer exits to the hangar automatically after his vehicl * Pe-8 M-82 - A bug where a defensive turret could still fire whilst its gunner was knocked out has been fixed.

* Test drive has been added for Japanese ground vehicles. * G5N1 - deflection angles for upper defensive turret have been corrected

* M60 - Armour Model of the vehicle and turret has been updated. Source: Ballistic protection analysis M60 series tanks, A * M60A1 - Armour Model of the vehicle and turret has been updated. Source: Ballistic protection analysis M60 series tanks, A

...1 (P): Maximum speed value has been corrected: from 33 km/h tо 35 km/h. Turret rotation speed has been changed from 7,5 degrees per second to 8 degrees p ** Reduction of 10% of the main drive ratio, which increases the maximum forward and reverse speed by 10%.

* Added missing traverse adjustment drive modification for self-propelled guns: Panzerjäger Panther, Panzerjäger Ti * PS4: Fixed a bug which prevented the use of sights in test drive for Realistic Battles mode.

...as increased from 7.5 degree/sec to 12 degree/sec, and for the Ausf. E’s turret, 7.5 degree/sec to 14 degree/sec. ...the thickness of the armour plates, the tank’s entire mass, and the main turret rotation speed were fixed (according to bug report information from Nikon_D

* Detail level for the armour on T-34 tanks with six-sided turret has been improved. Cast detail of the axle journal is now a separate part o ...en improved. Armouring of the turret became more detailed and matches IS-1 turret.

...the [[T32]], with 289.4 mm cast homogeneous armour in the gun mantlet and turret cheeks that makes it almost impenetrable by full calibre (AP, APC, APCBC) a | Turret || 298.4 mm (8-21°) ''Turret front'' <br> 298.4 mm (0-80°) ''Gun mantlet'' || 152.4 - 196 mm (3-42°) |

! colspan="5" | [[Type 75 (130 mm)|130 mm Type 75 rocket]] || colspan="5" | Turret rotation speed (°/s) || colspan="4" | Reloading rate (seconds)* ...s to effectively suppress the enemy. Try to shoot your rockets between the turret and the hull like a HE shell, causing either the enemy ammunition to explod

...s can create a breach and light vehicles can exploit it. It is possible to drive on top of the monument, although this exposes you to enemy fire. ...ion to counter the enemy approach. Small vehicles, or vehicles with strong turret armour, will be best in this position because enemy fire will be intense.

...nation:''' C – designed in 1941, C – conventional cab, K – all-wheel drive, W – dual rear axles * '''T – Tourelle:''' turret-mounted (aircraft)

* 1 x 12.7 mm TKB-481 machine gun, nose turret (200 rpg) ...ft is really dangerous on medium-long distances. With powerful radar, high turret rotation speed, and lethal cannons. They can open fire even before soviet p

...as M4S full hydraulic drive installed with no dependency of the rpm on the turret turn speed. According to “ Jentz, Thomas L. Germany's Panther Tank. Atgle ...e was L4S full hydraulic drive installed with dependency of the rpm on the turret turn speed. According to: “ Jentz, Thomas L. Germany's Panther Tank. Atgl

...so in -165 +165 degrees sector elevating angle decreased up to -3 degrees (turret facing reversed from vehicle direction vector and with old angles barrel wo ...panther. Number of gears has been set up, gear transmission ratio, maximum drive speeds. For tanks with an engine power of 600hp at 2500rp/m maximum speed s

! colspan="6" | [[M242 (25 mm)|25 mm M242]] || colspan="5" | Turret rotation speed (°/s) || colspan="4" | Reloading rate (seconds) ...ted, this speed is very low, only about 5 km/h, so you should probably not drive in this mode of cruise control for the whole battle.

...y the same amount of protection. This means that its sides and even angled turret will still be vulnerable to all autocannons and will trigger overpressure d ...into it, and there aren't any special shields or additional armour for the turret crew on this tank.

...f enemy attacks. The crew placement means most shots directed towards your turret will mean a quick trip back to the hangar. One major weakspot that you don' ...w into two different areas, the front compartment of the hull and the rear turret, with the engine bay in between. This also gives additional protection from

..., it will eventually reach 100 km/h regardless of its surroundings. It can drive in circles at 23 km/h. When reversing the {{PAGENAME}} has good acceleratio In AB, there is nothing within its rank that can drive even relatively as fast. When spaded, it will easily gain 80 km/h on flat g

...06 FA is equipped with two American 106 mm recoilless rifles attached to a turret. The main munitions available are HESH and HEAT rounds; paired with its gre ...accelerate towards the advertised maximum speed. In AB, the car can easily drive at 80 km/h and skyrocket into 110+ km/h, but driving past 65 km/h (cruise c

...rs extra flexibility in the offensive gameplay; with the addition of a new turret featuring good traverse and a low-pressure 90 mm Cockerill Mk.III gun. * Rolled homogeneous armour (hull, turret)

...raft will easily destroy it, if they actually try. However, the tank has a turret and therefore isn't open-topped, so it can sustain weak explosive damage. ...ting in the very back, so it is possible to "tank" kinetic shells with the turret and then respond to enemy tanks, without necessarily dooming the entire SPA

! colspan="6" | [[Breda Mod.35 (20 mm)|20 mm Breda Mod.35]] || colspan="5" | Turret rotation speed (°/s) || colspan="4" | Reloading rate (seconds) ...ME}} also prevents it from sneaking through narrow passages in urban maps. Drive precisely: any obstacle will immobilize you very quickly if you don't pay a

* Rolled homogeneous armour (hull, turret) | Turret || 30 mm (11°) ''Turret front'' <br> 30 mm ''MG mantlet'' <br> 15 mm (cylindrical) ''MG mount'' ||

...y and secondary gun turrets. It is located directly behind the forward gun turret just above the waterline. Destroying it will instantly destroy Dark Adventu ...to Finland; five riveted, all-aluminium boats with an additional electric drive system to Burma; and one standard boat to Japan. A further nine Dark-class

| style="text-align:center" | [[File:Mods_ammo.png|link=]] || '''Turret X mm''' || Unlocks a choice of ammunition belts for defensive turrets of th ...nons (turret)''' || Similar to "New X mm MGs/cannons", but only applies to turret-mounted armament.

...their overall profile on the battlefield also cause gun depression in the turret to be rather poor, with the average depression angle being only 5 degrees. ...ort work of the hull, and even the weaker ones could penetrate through the turret.

...the cannon breech in the turret, the commander sat in the rear left of the turret, and the loader sat behind and to the right of the cannon breech. ...ent consisted of a 7.5 cm Kampfwagenkanone (KwK) 42 L/70 gun fitted in the turret. This gun could fire armor piercing rounds at high velocity, and could dest

...4 (E)]] and [[Type 74 (F)|(F)]], why is the [[M1 Abrams (Family)|Abrams']] turret not symmetrical, what is the best Chinese [[:Category:Medium tanks|MBT]], w ...[[F-4 Phantom II (Family)|F-4]] is the best out of all nations, helicopter turret controllable by headtracking.

...he [[CM11|CM-11 "Brave Tiger"]] or M48H uses the hull of the M60A3 and the turret of the M48A3 Patton. It is listed here for informative purpose but is class ..., a stabilization upgrade, an elevation kill switch, an improved ballistic drive, and other minor improvements. The M68 was later fitted on M48A3 tanks in s

...thing, maybe your tracking radar can. Practice your radar controls in test drive before going on the field.}} ...can be tracked (the area will usually move with the movement of the tank's turret).

The below screenshots were taken from the test drive map, always from a specific position on the edge between E-4 and D-4 (seen ...practice map is always different depending on the vehicle chosen for test-drive, however, it is generally standing exactly 1.2 km away from the testing spo

! colspan="5" | [[9M114 Shturm]] ATGM || colspan="5" | Turret rotation speed (°/s) || Reloading rate (seconds) ...hlighted in bright red, meaning that you have aim assist onto enemy tank's turret. This will ensure that only an enemy ATGM tank or chemical shells can destr

...commander cupola now has heavy optics and is much bigger as a result. The turret is much higher than the old launcher and is very hard to hide. ...orward and backwards relatively fast even with no upgrades. The ability to drive forward and turn around at same time still relies on driver being maxed out

...eing targeted by a long-range tank readying up a shot which the driver can drive out of and lasers from helicopters setting up a missile that can be blocked * Composite screen (hull sides and turret front)

...the turret bustle. Creusot-Loire Industrie developed the autoloader in the turret bustle, which is known as Chargement Automatique. A total of 134 units were ...ate providing sufficient protection against incoming rounds. The Leclerc's turret cheeks are extremely well protected by modular composite armour, combining

...é]]. Compared to the Surbaissé, it is lower, has a much better protected turret and hull, and a 20 mm MG 151 cannon on top, which is very efficient against * Rolled homogeneous armour (hull, suspended part of the turret, turret roof)

...as such, possesses the same armour, engine and crew layout but adds a new turret fitted with the 76 mm F-32 gun. ...ment is very small and inhabited by the driver, a loader and a gunner. The turret crew operate in a very small environment, so it is very rare that only one

...eats at once without fear of being penetrated through the sides of his/her turret. With a heightened awareness and a good sense of targeting priority, a well ...IS-7 down and destroy it ASAP, as it shouldn't be able to use its gun and turret anymore.]]'''General tactic''':

...-Ha Kai]] ("improved") or {{Annotation|Shinhōtō|新砲塔}} Chi-Ha ("new turret" Chi-Ha) was equipped with a Type 1 47 mm anti-tank gun and was often regar ...e the [[Pz.II (Disambiguation)|Pz.II]]. It has only 25 mm of armour on the turret cheeks and the frontal plate, and 20-25 mm at the hull sides. Its thin armo

...and LVT(A)(4)s. The Chinese People's Liberation Army removed the original turret mounting the 75 mm M2 howitzer and replaced it with the high-velocity 57 mm ...craft strafing and artillery hits because of its high profile and open-top turret.

...but that comes with some downsides, mainly mobility and survivability. The turret has an extremely poor traverse, and the survivability against HE projectile ...asily penetrated by just about any gun at your battle rating. However, the turret's back has a 50 mm thick angled counterweight that adds protection.

| Turret || 15 mm (32-35°) ''Turret front'' <br> 15 mm (19-32°) ''Gun mantlet'' || 15 mm (35°) || 15 mm (35° ! colspan="5" | [[D-56T (76 mm)|76 mm D-56T]] || colspan="5" | Turret rotation speed (°/s) || colspan="4" | Reloading rate (seconds)

...ue to the position of the commander model with the torso exposed above the turret, and so enemy machine gun rounds can hit and incapacitate the commander fro | Turret || 25.4 mm (15-26°) ''Turret front'' <br> 19 mm + 25.4 mm (0-55°) ''Gun mantlet''|| 12.7 mm (1-21°) ||

! colspan="5" | [[ML-20S (152 mm)|152 mm ML-20S]] || colspan="5" | Turret rotation speed (°/s) || colspan="4" | Reloading rate (seconds) ...protection to get the gun on target. To maximise spawn protection, do not drive forward or reverse, only turn the hull or stay still. After firing a shot,

* Cast homogeneous armour (Turret, Hull front, Hull side) * Rolled homogeneous armour (Hull roof, Engine deck side & rear, Turret roof, Gun mantlet)

...noticeable difference at a first glance are the ERA arrays on the hull and turret cheeks. The original 100 mm Type 59 cannon has been replaced with a license * Rolled homogeneous armour (Hull, Turret roof)

...62]]. It differs from its Soviet counterpart by the "545" numbering on the turret sides, access to Chinese camouflages, and a lack of spare track link attach ...r is not nearly as effective for its BR as the T-54's is. The well-rounded turret and sloped hull can ricochet poorly aimed rounds when angled, but should no

For that reason, it is not recommended to drive to hostile tanks closer than 300 m and slightly angle to avoid being shot w ...h chance of just being set on fire instead, however, if enemy aims for the turret they will eventually hit weaker flat parts and hit the non-critical crew wi

...to addition of the add-on armour kit surrounding the sides of the hull and turret. However, this add-on armour package is able to handle most low level autoc ...{{PAGENAME}}'s armour can withstand some 105 mm APFSDS shells, though the turret can resist some high ranking HEAT-FS shells as well. Though the composite s

...he AH-1Z now features autosight for cannons and automatic aiming in cannon turret on a chosen target. ...an automatic sight for rockets and cannons, as well as automatic aiming of turret at a chosen target.

...pple the vehicle's mobility. The fighting compartment in the rear with the turret is fully stowed with ammunition with the gun crew, and so a shot there can * Rolled homogeneous armour (hull, turret)

| hints/tutorial_turretControl || Move the turret | hints/wave_stoped || Allied tanks have stopped and cannot drive on while the enemy is nearby!

* The work of the rangefinder on helicopters with missing or removed nose turret have been restored ([https://forum.warthunder.ru/index.php?/topic/271933-19 * '''AMX-30 ACRA''' — A bug where there were no sounds for reloading and turret rotation has been fixed.

...tain (Family)|Chieftains]] and as a novelty for the British tech tree, the turret is mounted on the chassis of a [[Leopard 2A4|Leopard 2]]. ...eopard's engine, matched with the sturdy Chobham armour inside the Vickers turret, grants the veteran tankers of the British tree a fairly unique and dynamic

* We have added distant targets at about 9km In a ship's test drive for heavy fleet. ...s Mk.7''' - A bug with the explosion of inert ammunition located above the turret ring level has been corrected.

...confusing to people which do not bother to learn enemy tanks layouts - the turret and the driver crew are located at different heights, allowing for random m * Rolled homogeneous armour (hull, turret, cupola)

* Rolled homogeneous armour (hull, turret) |Turret || 12 mm (30°) ''Turret front'' <br> 12 mm (8°) ''Gun mantlet'' || 10 mm (17-21°) <br> 10 mm ''Vi

...33, or the [[Leclerc]]'s OFL 120 F1) will punch through even the Type 90's turret cheeks or upper front plate. It's important to keep in mind that even some ...rotected compartments, sparing the crew from side shots on the rear of the turret, providing no more than 19 rounds are carried. Unfortunately, however, due

...also be noted that the ERA coverage has some gaps, particularly around the turret ring and the gunner's sight. ...nd fairly large in size. The commander's cupola bulges from the top of the turret and is lightly protected, making it an attractive target for APHE and high-

The {{PAGENAME}} possesses light armour in the upper area of the turret (19.5 mm thickness), that might only cover your crew for small-calibre mach ...boxy structure, it will cause damage to your crew and the vertical aiming drive. This is the most common damage the {{PAGENAME}} will get, as the enemy oft

...nder this part useless and make the tank extremely vulnerable. The frontal turret armour is 100 mm with a distinctive "cheek" construction. As with any "chee * Cast homogeneous armour (Turret, Hull front, Hull side)

...ted on the turret front as on the T-72A variant, were later grouped on the turret's left side to make room for the installation of explosive reactive armour ...date 1.97 "Viking Fury"]], the T-72B tank is powerful and competitive. The turret and hull provide excellent protection. However, it continues to lag behind

...y OTO Melara in the late 1990s which experimented with the new HITFACT MK1 turret, equipped with an OTO 120/45 cannon, modern FCS, improved optics and other ...120 mm cannon, as well as 12.7 mm and 7.62 mm machine guns mounted on the turret.The vehicle is equipped with a laser rangefinder and stabilizer, enabling a

...at, may be used. The tank also boasts excellent gun depression and a small turret. ...rounds earlier to protect the Crusader. One positive aspect is that the MG turret on the frontal hull acts as additional spaced armour and can prevent some s

...y ricochet any shells. When shot from other directions than the front, the turret is still poorly armoured and is not very likely to stop any shells. | Turret || 24 mm (14°-15°) ''Turret front'' <br> 24 mm (1°) ''Gun mantlet'' || 24 mm || 24 mm || 8 mm

...s very thinly armoured and very vulnerable to even heavy machine guns. The turret, and vehicle in general, is rather cramped, thus a penetrating hit usually ...hull and somehow misses the ammo racks, its also equally possible that the turret crew will take no damage, which can be even worse for the enemy if the gun

| Turret || colspan="4" | 18.5 mm (Various Angles) ''Gun mantlet'' ...ong with the 7.0 lineup, it will often fail to penetrate or bounce off the turret of many US heavy tanks due to their sheer thickness.

* Cast homogeneous armour (Turret, Transmission area) --> | Turret || ___ - ___ mm ''Turret front'' <br> ___ mm ''Gun mantlet'' || ___ - ___ mm || ___ - ___ mm || ___

...was upgraded with more armour over the years, but this was not enough. The turret mantlet was modified and a commander's cupola was added along with side hat ...our. The frontal hull armour is increased to a maximum of 43 mm, while the turret is uparmoured to 50 mm. This provides a decent degree of protection against

...ng" key, which turns the tank from its regular cruising mode, into a fixed turret, capable of aiming wherever the player points their cursor. The reason the ...{{PAGENAME}} goes almost top-speed in both directions, making it viable to drive in reverse if the tank requires immediate repositioning. Combining this wit

! colspan="6" | [[lvakan m/40B (20 mm)|20 mm lvakan m/40B]] || colspan="5" | Turret rotation speed (°/s) || colspan="4" | Reloading rate (seconds) ...play the {{PAGENAME}}. Although if confident, the {{PAGENAME}} can simply drive around in a manner similar to that of a conventional tank by spraying enemi

...on, with 50 mm of armour covering the upper and lower plate as well as the turret face, with the tapering sides being 30 mm. The only frontal weak point of t ...er, so after taking a shot you'll still either be able to fire the gun, or drive away, which is a huge advantage. A drawback of this vehicle though is in re

|Turret |60-70(32-30°) Turret Front

! colspan="5" | [[pvkan m/43 (75 mm)|75 mm pvkan m/43]] || colspan="5" | Turret rotation speed (°/s) || colspan="4" | Reloading rate (seconds) ...0 hp. The gearbox was different than the gearbox of the Strv m/42, and the drive wheels had to be reinforced to handle the increased weight of the vehicle.

* Cast homogeneous armour (Turret, Transmission area) --> ...sile makes it easier to hit long range targets before they can potentially drive into cover. It's also a Tier II modification so it can be unlocked relative

...or enable its physical collision model, so it won't be possible to fly or drive through it ...ing hidenode line, as an example it is possible to move the main cannon or turret from the tank's 3d model.

...d you have no turret. You're in the [[T95]]? Likely won't even waste ammo, drive over you instead. You're in the [[BT-5]]? Single hit will drop framerate fo

...919A4 light machine guns mounted on ring mounts on the aft deck behind the turret were removed. During World War II, a total of 1,890 units were built. The U ...ess the turret can cause a fair amount of shots to ricochet or bounce. The turret is open-topped however, and is vulnerable to artillery and air attacks.

* [[LVT(A)(1)]] - <small>LVT-2 with a [[M3 Stuart (Family)|Light tank M3]] turret & two .30 cal MGs in the back</small> ...mall>LVT-2 with a [[M8 General Scott (Family)|Motor Howitzer Carriage M8]] turret</small>

* [[M41A1]] - First revision of M41 with hydraulic turret drive and additional ammo * [[M64]] - Fusing M42's chassis and [[M18 GMC (China)|M18 GMC]]'s turret as a light tank

...fitting the plate over the machine gun ball mount. Additionally, the final drive assembly cover was replaced by a more heavily armored version. The thicknes '''Turret'''

| Turret || 25.4 mm ''Turret front'' <br>25.4 mm ''Gun mantlet'' || 25.4 mm || 25.4 mm || 25.4 mm ...is more reliant on the tracks upgrade than the firepower is on horizontal drive.

...in which case you have no control over them and they generally go for the turret neck or the centre of the target. Radar has far better control over how mis ...y sometimes can be launched at a main battle tank to destroy them if their turret is too thick even for the incredibly powerful default missile or their comm

...ping, as well as a lower profile thanks to the removal of the cupola. This turret also boasts the upgraded M6 cannon, which can fire higher-penetrating versi ...unt of empty space inside the tank thanks to the addition of seats for the turret crew. This means that some poorly placed shots can go through your tank wit

...ers known in the game, the M18 "Hellcat" has access to a 360° traversable turret, allowing players to have a greater arc of fire than a typical casemate tan ...ue to the position of the commander model with the torso exposed above the turret, and so enemy machine gun rounds can hit and incapacitate the commander fro

...neral style as used by the S.35 and [[B1 bis]], with a small, strong 56 mm turret face reinforced by two gun mantlets and strongly angled 45 mm sides, making * Rolled homogeneous armour (hull, sideskirts, turret ring, turret roof)

...ive" screen when setting the vehicle's conditions prior to starting a test drive. [[File:Ammoracks Test Drive screen example.jpg|600px|center|]]

* Rolled homogeneous armour (hull, turret) ...'Lower glacis'' <br> 45 mm (spherical) ''Machine gun port'' <br> 38.1 mm ''Turret ring''

* Cast homogeneous armour - The main armour of the turret and hull. ...rtment Rear'' <br> 40 mm ''Rear'' <br> 28 mm ''Lower Rear'' <br> 50.8 mm ''Turret Ring Guard'' || 36 mm ''Driver's Compartment'' <br> 20 mm ''Engine Deck''

...was painted on the right rear side of the armoured car body and under the turret after it arrived in China, but the original German emblem was retained. The ...sometimes survive a shot or two, but don't count on that. The open-topped turret also makes HE, HEAT, bombs, and explosive rockets very lethal due to their

...allows a keen captain to take out enemy ship's key compartments (engines, drive shaft, ammo racks) and potentially capable of even ammoracking enemy battle * Rear turret's firing arc is obstructed by scout plane catapults, can make firing on ret

| Turret || 585-660 mm ''Turret front'' <br>220-600 mm ''Gun mantlet'' || 180-240 mm || 75-150 mm || 45 mm ! colspan="5" | [[2A46M-5 (125 mm)|125 mm 2A46M-5]] || colspan="5" | Turret rotation speed (°/s) || Reloading rate (seconds)

...ing almost all APCBC and even some APDS rounds aimed to its hull and upper turret front. The armour on the Souma SM, combined with the slightly larger ready ...ince you have 5 crew members, with 2 in the front of the hull and 3 in the turret, and come equipped with a handy autoloader, you can take a few hits and los

* Cast homogeneous armour - Gunner's Optics Port (Turret Roof) | Turret || 30-50 mm (6-35°) ''Turret front'' <br> 30 mm + 30 mm (51-63°) ''Mantlet Front'' <br> 25 mm (7-10°)

..., was enhanced by adding fourth-generation modular composite armour to the turret sides. These sloped modules also function as spaced armour, providing great .... Since the crew members are spaced out and no ammunition is stored in the turret, it is difficult to destroy the Merkava Mk.3D in a single shot, especially

* '''[[Pz.II C]]''' - The armour scheme of the hull and turret has been clarified. Armour scheme is now more detailed. ''Sources: Die Panz * '''[[ARL-44]]''' - Values on the armour thickness for the hull and turret have been specified. ''Source: Notice technique du char de transition ARL-4

...ly from the front and sides. The total empty weight was 13 tonnes, and the turret had a crew of four, including the commander, gunner, and loader/radio opera | Turret || 30 mm (12°) ''Turret front'' <br> 30 mm + 40 mm (Curved) ''Gun mantlet'' || 25 mm || 25 mm || 10

...That said, unlike the previous vehicles, the {{PAGENAME}} not only lacks a turret but also posses a very limited horizontal guidance. ! colspan="5" | [[M7 (76 mm)|76 mm M7]] || colspan="5" | Turret rotation speed (°/s) || colspan="4" | Reloading rate (seconds)

...ond important upgrade is the electric turret drive - greatly improving the turret traverse speed, and removing the long present weakness of all older Panzer | Turret || 50 mm (12-25°) ''Turret front'' <br> 50 mm (12-46°) ''Gun mantlet'' || 30 mm (22-25°) || 30 mm (1

...t was very likely that ROCA assembled CCKW-353 truck with a M45 quad-mount turret as placeholders or mock-ups for the ROC Year 50 (1961) parade in Taipei to ...e relatively protected scheme like its US equivalent [[M16 MGMC]], the M45 turret is still rather devastating at its tier thanks to its varieties of belts an

...received new protection packages in 2004 with FY-4 ERA on both the UFP and turret, leading to the well-known design of the ZTZ99. ...he Chinese adopted a NATO approach for their tank design with arrow-shaped turret applique armour while retaining kinetic ERA protection from Soviet MBTs, in

...Finnish Army by combining the chassis of Leopard 2A4 and Marconi Marksman turret systems from previous T-55AM chassis. Finland ordered 7 Marksman system fro ...because the Hull can be durable due to it being the hull of a 2A4, but the turret is extremely weak.

...troduction of guided bombs, ship fire control systems, and an updated test drive map for ground vehicles. * Сhieftain Mk.3, Сhieftain Mk.5, Chieftain Mk.10 - Turret armour has been changed to volumetric armour.

* Cast homogeneous armour (Turret, Transmission area) --> | Turret || ___ - ___ mm ''Turret front'' <br> ___ mm ''Gun mantlet'' || ___ - ___ mm || ___ - ___ mm || ___

* 100mm/70 SM-5-1 turret - explosives' type and weight has been corrected for F-55 and OF-55 rounds. ...ng Mark V gun on British naval vessels has been corrected according to the turret they are mounted in.

...stowed on the right side. The loaded ammunition is stored just behind the turret crew, with a linked belt leading upwards into the breech. Penetrating hits * Cast homogeneous armour (Turret, Transmission area) -->

...xceeds that of the [[Leopard 2A5|Leopard 2A5 variant]]. Around the vehicle turret, additional external composite armour modules are added. However, it was no ...the additional exterior composite armour modules fitted around the vehicle turret, which resulted in increased weight.

...r protection was slightly increased from 13 to 20 mm of armour. New turret turret featuring sloped armour was also adopted. Unlike BT-7, the BT-7M features d ...might be somewhat less threatening due to your increased hull armour. The turret, however, keeps the same armour, which is 13-15 mm all-round. This is inade

...loped in the early 1930s as a complement to the heavier T-35 tank, sharing turret and hull design as well as partially the armament. The T-28 was also influe ...er early war tanks is the amount of crew sitting around, especially the MG turret crew.

Both commander and gunner are located in the turret, which must be exposed to fire in most cases, which makes this tank very ea ...oup of them. Smoke grenades are launched very high up in the direction the turret is facing, so it takes 4 seconds for them to hit the ground and then 5 seco

...at Olifant's rank. This lack of armour simultaneously with a somewhat slow turret traverse and below average top speed, commits the Olifant to use distance, * Cast homogeneous armour (Turret, Transmission area) -->

...h as 3BM22, DM33(105), M833 and Type 93. The TTD has blowout panels in the turret bustle for 16 rounds of first-stage ammo stowage, which can sometimes let y * Cast homogeneous armour (Turret, Transmission area) -->

...the poor protection against any calibre bigger than 12.7 mm since only the turret has more than 20 mm of armour to stop heavy machine gun rounds from some ra There is a large empty area below the turret ring which may absorb quite some shells. Unfortunately, most of the times s

...nges, along with a new powerplant and redesigned engine compartment. A new turret was fitted that was more different from that of the M26 but still utilized A 770 horsepower Ford GAC V12 engine and an EX-120 cross-drive transmission with two forward and one reverse speed made up the powerplant,

* Aluminium alloy 5083 (Hull, turret) | Turret || 25.4-38.1 mm ''Turret front'' <br> 25.4 mm ''Gun mantlet'' || 25.4 mm || 25.4 mm || 25.4 mm

..."D.C.Ariete", M60A1 RISE(P), M60A3 TTS, M60A3 TTS(China), M60 AMBT''' — turret armour now consists of voluminous armour. * '''M1, IPM1, M1A1''' — turret and front hull armour now consists of voluminous armour.

...retreat at a moment's notice. While the gun is powerful for the rank, the turret traverses slowly in both planes; combined with the extreme rocking of the h * Rolled homogeneous armour (hull, turret, cupola)

...FV; thin armour that relies heavily on slopes for protection. However, the turret is unmanned and coupled with a great gun depression of -17°, allowing for ...on [[ZSU-23-4|Shilkas]]. Be wary though as lucky shots can get through the turret ring or shatter on the driver's optics, sending shrapnel inside the fightin

...4A is a unique SPAA vehicle with a gun-missile armament. The layout of its turret quite resembles the Italian SIDAM 25, but unlike the radarless SIDAM it has ...nel and smaller-calibre firearms, anything above 12.7 mm can penetrate the turret with ease.

...ometimes it will absorb many rounds from inexperienced enemy. The unmanned turret is quite vulnerable to overpressure damage due to its exposed and volatile | Turret || 8 mm ''Turret''<br>15 mm ''Tracking Radar''

...assis superior to the vintage [[BTR-ZD|BMD-1 chassis]], and a new Bakcha-U turret with the same 100 mm + 30 mm cannon armament used by the full-size [[BMP-3] ...ickness, but the upper front plate of the hull is more vulnerable than the turret or the lower front plate and allow for penetrations with 12.7 mm MG, even f

...recommendation was accepted and the tank to be equipped with the electric drive was designated as the '''T1E1'''. The first T1E1 prototype was delivered ar * Cast homogeneous armour (Front, Transmission area, Turret, Side, Rear, Roof)

...and hull (extended rear turret basket and ERA coverage, and revised welded turret and ERA block placements). This design soon became the standardized revisio ...the bulged part of the turret and thus increasing the survivability of the turret crew. But unfortunately, some flaws still existed in Stage III.

* Alloy ABT-102 (Hull, turret) | Turret || 20 - 43 mm ''Turret front'' <br> 20 mm ''Gun mantlet'' || 20 mm || 20 mm || 15 mm

...ons for faster acquisition, side fences and smoke grenade launchers by the turret, as well as new APFSDS for better penetration. The upgraded tank was certif * Rolled homogeneous armour (hull, turret roof, cupola roof)

* The turret sides on the following ground vehicles have been converted to volumetric ar * Turret armour on the T-54 (1951) has been converted to volumetric.

...ng only -2 degrees of gun depression, thin armour, and only 14 rounds. The turret doesn't have full traverse, which means that the tank is not capable of loo | Turret || 20 mm ''Turret front'' <br> ___ mm ''Gun mantlet'' || ___ - ___ mm || 20 mm || 15 - 20 mm

* Rolled homogeneous armour (turret, hull rear) | Turret || 15 mm || 15 mm || 15 mm || 10 mm

...ed SK-105. This tank had an autoloader making good use of it's oscillating turret. The vehicle also used the same hull as the Marder I IFV and a relatively p * Rolled homogeneous armour (entire hull, turret sides, turret roof, turret back)

...ing bigger than that will basically fling you back to the garage. The open turret also means that chemical shells (i.e. HE, HEAT and the HESH round from the | Turret || 8 mm (33°) ''Turret front'' <br> 8 mm ''Gun mantlet'' || 8 mm (35°) || 8 mm (35°)

...tps://forum.warthunder.com/index.php?/topic/545651-2022-01-24-213076-fl-11-turret-wrong-targeting-speed/ report]). ....5х to 5.8х ([https://forum.warthunder.com/index.php?/topic/541843-fl-11-turret-wrong-optic-characteristic/ report]).

...use of its impressive engine with more than 1,000 horsepower. The unmanned turret is equipped with a 30 mm autocannon with access to APFSDS and airburst roun ...rret ring, as it allows autocannon armed tanks to destroy the vertical gun drive.

...gach 2 is identical to the [[M48A1]] and [[M48A2 C]]. The ammo rack in the turret is removed and the shape of the front hull ammo racks are improved. The fro * Cast homogeneous armour (hull, turret)

* Cast homogeneous armour (Turret, Transmission area) --> | Turret || ___ - ___ mm ''Turret front'' <br> ___ mm ''Gun mantlet'' || ___ - ___ mm || ___ - ___ mm || ___

* Rolled homogeneous armour (hull, turret, cupola) | Turret || 200 mm (spherical) ''Turret front'' <br> 100 mm (cylindrical) ''Gun mantlet'' || 160 mm (spherical) ||

* Rolled homogeneous armour (hull, turret) |Turret || 12 mm (30°) ''Turret front'' <br> 12 mm (8°) ''Gun mantlet'' || 10 mm (17-21°) <br> 10 mm ''Vi

...situations - if the opponent hits too high, then shell bounces into tough turret and does nothing; if opponent hits too low, then engine might stop the shel ...stray shots and can allow the tank to fight in hulldown position, but the turret's top is not cut off on the "mask" level, but higher. The actual roof is co

* The turret on the following ground vehicles have been converted to volumetric armour: * '''Yak-4''' - targeting angles of the turret have been corrected.

...PT2 is the second prototype of the Freccia and features the TC-25 Hitfist turret, which is also present on the [[VCC-80 Dardo (Family)|VCC-80 Dardo]] IFV. H There are 4 groups of aerosol smoke grenades which are fired in turret direction. They can be easily used to shield the car from any vigilantes co

...get absorbed by the track or the gap between the hull's upper edge and the turret's lower edge. However HEAT shells (e.g. [[Type 60 SPRG (C)|Type 60]], [[M41 ...it. Well-aimed shots will easily go through the flat parts of the frontal turret or the tall commander's cupola.

...ide, you will still have two crew members left to either man the cannon or drive the tank. The transmission is not in the front to absorb spall and shrapnel ! colspan="5" | [[43.M (75 mm)|75 mm 43.M]] || colspan="5" | Turret rotation speed (°/s) || colspan="4" | Reloading rate (seconds)

* Cast homogeneous armour (Turret, Transmission area) --> | Turret || ___ - ___ mm ''Turret front'' <br> ___ mm ''Gun mantlet'' || ___ - ___ mm || ___ - ___ mm || ___

...ex.php?/topic/556645-2022-06-26-217028-olifant-mk1a-to-receive-its-correct-turret-rotation-speed/ Source] ...[https://forum.warthunder.com/index.php?/topic/547797-2130166-pz-iv-ausf-j-turret-traverse-too-slow/ Source]

...2]] and [[WMA301]] in previous patches, but instead of a large assault gun turret, it has an unmanned, retractable ATGM launcher brandishing four missiles at * Cast homogeneous armour (Turret, Transmission area) -->

...econd. [https://forum.warthunder.com/index.php?/topic/560580-amx-13-dca-40-turret-speed-too-slow/ Source.] ...sec. [https://forum.warthunder.com/index.php?/topic/568363-m41a1-incorrect-turret-rotation-speed/ Source.]

...rrent form with the characteristics corresponding to the real model of the turret and fire control system. When the fixes for the vehicle will be ready they ...d. Elevators for 127 mm units have been added. Thicknesses of main calibre turret barbettes, upper armour deck, armour bulkheads above bow and stern traverse

...ing for the Vickers Mk.E it's the gun depression, at 10 degrees and with a turret placed in a much higher position compared to the hull, peaking trough hills | Turret || 13.6 mm (10°) ''Turret front'' <br> 13.6 mm (1-71°) ''Gun mantlet'' || 13.6 mm (10°) || 13.6 mm

* Cast homogeneous armour (Turret, Transmission area) --> * Elevation mechanism and horizontal drive

...der imminent threat when facing almost any type of enemy fire. The ZU-23-2 turret features an open-air, unshielded design that leaves the gun crew exposed. I ...et is already fairly quick to traverse, these modifications will allow the turret to traverse even faster. ''Adjustment of Fire'' will make the twin cannons

...the same chassis as the [[AB 41|AB 41 armoured car]] but with a two-wheel-drive powertrain designed specifically for desert operations, especially reconnai ! colspan="5" | [[47/32 mod.39 (47 mm)|47 mm 47/32 mod.39]] || colspan="5" | Turret rotation speed (°/s) || colspan="4" | Reloading rate (seconds)

| Turret || 15 mm (32-35°) ''Turret front'' <br> 15 mm (19-32°) ''Gun mantlet'' || 15 mm (35°) || 15 mm (35° ! colspan="5" | [[D-56TS (76 mm)|76 mm D-56TS]] || colspan="5" | Turret rotation speed (°/s) || colspan="4" | Reloading rate (seconds)

...table addition of longer barreled 50-calibre guns and a new turbo-electric drive. Laid down in April 1915, Mississippi would be commissioned in December 191 ...long range heavy calibre shells could potentially arc into the top of the turret instead of the mantlet, posing a potential weakspot. The citadel deck armou

...e presentation of the prototype for factory tests, as well as the hull and turret for firing tests, was planned for the last quarter of 1957, and the product The fighting compartment of the tank occupied the middle of the hull and turret. It housed the main gun and coaxial weapons, automatic stabilization, and g

...yers instinctively aim for), it will often knock out the gunner and/or the turret assembly but leave the front two crew members, and sometimes even the engin * Cast homogeneous armour (Turret, Transmission area) -->

...-heavy tank with a 155 mm Schneider 155 C howitzer in a rounded cast steel turret. The main armament had a muzzle velocity of 200 m/s. The three separate mac * Cast homogeneous armour (turret, 155 mm gun mantlet, cupola)

| Turret || 12.7 mm (10°) ''Turret front'' <br> 50.8 mm (1-81°) ''Gun mantlet'' || 12.7 mm || 12.7 mm || 6 mm ! colspan="5" | [[M6 (37 mm)|37 mm M6]] || colspan="5" | Turret rotation speed (°/s) || colspan="4" | Reloading rate (seconds)

...nown as the Centurion Mk 2. It also possessed a brand-new, completely cast turret. The Centurion Mk 1 was swiftly replaced on the production line, with 800 C * Cast homogeneous armour (Turret, Transmission area) -->

...still being in development, the a fusion of the hull of the ZTZ85 and the turret of the ZTZ80-I later joined the PLAGF as the ZTZ88B and was first shown dur ...ith a longer 105 mm cannon. For players who struggled with the rather slow turret traverse speed and top speed of the previous ZTZ59/69 series, the ZTZ88B no

...[Update "La Royale"]], the main defining feature of the Freccia is the new turret which is able to mount Spike fire-and-forget ATGMs. The main con when playi * Cast homogeneous armour (Turret, Transmission area) -->

...only resist small arms fire such as 7.62 mm machine guns and shrapnel. The turret armour is only 20 mm thick, which makes it vulnerable to heavy machine gun ...PCR and APDS, but be careful - these shells may damage the vertical aiming drive even if they don't knock out the gunner, making the tank unable to fire bac

* '''Centurion Mk.2''' — a gap in the armor around the turret ring has been fixed. ([https://community.gaijin.net/issues/p/warthunder/i/i * '''Object 435''' — gaps in the armor around the turret ring have been fixed.

| Turret || 7-14 mm ''Turret front'' <br>14-20 mm ''Gun mantlet'' || 7 mm || 7 mm || 7 mm ! colspan="5" | [[2A31 (122 mm)|122 mm 2A31]] || colspan="5" | Turret rotation speed (°/s) || colspan="4" | Reloading rate (seconds)

| Turret || 8.9 mm (23°) || 8.9 mm (8-10°) || 8.9 mm (1°) || 8.9 mm ! colspan="6" | [[AZP-23 (23 mm)|23 mm AZP-23]] (x4) || colspan="5" | Turret rotation speed (°/s) || colspan="4" | Reloading rate (seconds)

...the T-22 into service as the Turán I. The Turán I featured a redesigned turret, hull, and suspension, as well as a Hungarian 40 mm cannon and Hungarian 8 * Cast homogeneous armour (Turret, Transmission area) -->

...armoured targets like the [[T-55AM-1]]. The vehicle also has a fairly poor turret rotation speed and no stabilizer, and, being an artillery system, the armor ...belly right above the tracks next to the turret (very low likelihood), the turret ring or the gun breech (only vulnerable to 105+ mm HE and poses risk of the

...tions on the tank, the MBT2000 also has FY-2 ERA installed on the hull and turret which provides both KE and CE protection. Although the extended UFP might b * Cast homogeneous armour (Turret, Transmission area) -->

...of BTR is unreliable and quite bad. While 12.7 mm HMG can't penetrate the turret, it can penetrate crew compartment hull at below 200 m range. The sandbags For worst case scenarios there are 3 smoke groups mounted on the turret. These smoke grenades are aerosol type, so they will blow up midair and scr

...with the gunner and also repair as the barrel, breech or humongous aiming drive will most likely be damaged. This is not a fool proof strategy though as en * Rolled homogeneous armour (Turret front)

* '''HMS Daring, HMS Diana''' — the ability to rotate the main caliber aft turret 360 degrees has been added. * A bug that made it possible to drive into buildings that had been damaged by artillery on some maps has been fix

...ng a few crew members. Thankfully, the driver and engine sit away from the turret, oftentimes allowing you to escape after suffering a hit. Other HE/HEAT sli * Cast homogeneous armour (Turret, Transmission area) -->

...than the BTR-152D's roof line will be able to easily hit crew members. The turret is essentially unarmored except for a thin gunshield that does not elevate * Cast homogeneous armour (Turret, Transmission area) -->

* Cast homogeneous armour (Turret, Transmission area) --> | Turret || 5 mm ''Turret front'' || 5 mm || 5 mm || 5 mm

...his fact still won't save the turret crew if APHE flies straight into the turret direction, being fired from low ground or for any other reason. ...to extreme luck, there are still irremovable ammo racks in the back of the turret, which can also explode.

* Cast homogeneous armour (Turret, Transmission area) --> | Turret || ___ - ___ mm ''Turret front'' <br> ___ mm ''Gun mantlet'' || ___ - ___ mm || ___ - ___ mm || ___

...o the TOG II, with the most notable attempt being the use of the prototype turret of the [[Challenger]] tank with a 28-pounder gun. However, this proved frui ...for its other shortcomings. The gun has high penetration and with the high turret traverse speed the TOG II can effectively threaten tanks well above its BR.

* Visual improvements have been added to the tank test drive area. ...5)''' — a bug where the first stage ammo stowage did not rotate with the turret has been fixed. ([https://community.gaijin.net/issues/p/warthunder/i/2qMzaB

...]'s 3BM60, or the [[M1A1]]'s M829A1) will punch through even the Type 90's turret cheeks or upper front plate. It's important to keep in mind that even some ...rotected compartments, sparing the crew from side shots on the rear of the turret, providing no more than 19 rounds are carried. Unfortunately, however, due