#76mm

The Archer was one of the most unusual tanks of World War II, developed and produced by Britain. It was based on the chassis of the Valentine infantry tank and armed with the 17-pounder anti-tank gun. What made the Archer unique was that its gun faced the rear of the vehicle, meaning the tank often had to be reversed into firing position. Approximately 665 units were built.

The T92 is an American prototype light tank developed in for the Cold War in the 1950s by Aircraft Armaments Inc. (AAI), the same company that later developed the HSTV-L. While the US Congress might have thought this tank was inadequate for its inability to swim, in War Thunder it is much more than adequate. Armed with a 76 mm cannon that can fire HEAT-FS, a quick reload, and a small hard-to-hit turret, the T92 is deadly. But what are its flaws, and how can its strengths be exploited for maximum effect?