World War II Army Tanks

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World War II Army Tanks
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• Ram
• Armament57 mm Gun
• Crew5
• Armor (max.)89 mm
• Speed (max.)40 km/hr
• Dimensions5.80 x 2.90 x 2.66 m
• Weight29.5 ton.

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• Light tank M24
• Armament75 mm Gun, MG 7.6 mm
• Crew5Armor (max.)25 mm
• Speed (max.)56 km/hr
• Dimensions5.49 x 2.95 x 2.48 m
• Weight18.4 ton

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• Sherman Firefly
• Armament76.2 mm Gun, MG 7.62 mm
• Crew5
• Armor (max.)85 mm
• Speed (max.)47 km/hr
• Dimensions7.52 x 2.68 x 3.25 m
• Weight32.3 ton

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• Armament37 mm Gun, 2 x MG 8 mm
• Crew4
• Armor (max.)4 - 15 mm
• Speed (max.)45 km/hr
• Dimensions4.9 x 2.07 x 2.05 m
• Weight9.11 ton

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• Charron B1 Bis
• Armament75 mm Gun, 47 mm Gun, 2 x MG 7.5 mm
• Crew4Armor (max.)60 mm
• Speed (max.)29 km/hr
• Dimensions6.5 x 2.49 x 2.80 m
• Weight31.5 ton

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• Panther
• Armament75 mm Gun, 3 x MG 7.92 mm
• Crew5
• Armor (max.)110 mm
• Speed (max.)46 km/hr
• Dimensions6.88 x 3.40 x 2.98m
• Weight45.5

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• Chi-Ha Kai
• ArmamentType1 47mm Gun x1, Type97 7.7mm MG x2
• Crew4
• Armor (max.)20-25 mm
• Speed (max.)38 km/hr
• Dimensions5.55 x 2.33 x 2.38 m
• Weight15.8 ton

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• Tazky Tank
• Armament47 mm Gun, MG 7.92 mm
• Crew4
• Armor (max.)30 - 50 mm
• Speed (max.)45 km/hr
• Dimensions5.25 x 2.25 x 2.3 m
• Weight16.5 ton

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• Nimrod Anti-Tank
• Armament40 mm Gun
• Crew6
• Armor (max.)10 mm
• Speed (max.)35 km/hr
• Dimensions5.29 x 2.31 x 2.99 m
• Weight8 ton

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• Tankette TK 3
• ArmamentMG Hotchkiss wz.25
• Crew2
• Armor (max.)4 - 8 mm
• Speed (max.)46 km/hr
• Dimensions2.58 x 1.78 x 1.32m
• Weight2.43 ton

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• SU-100
• Armament100 mm Antitank gun
• Crew4
• Armor (max.)20 - 45 mm
• Speed (max.)48 km/hr
• Dimensions???
• Weight32 ton

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• Heavy Tank P40
• Armament75 mm Gun, MG 8 mm
• Crew4
• Armor (max.)60 mm
• Speed (max.)35 km/hr
• Dimensions5.80 x 2.80 x 2.52 m
• Weight26 ton

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Pictures
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A Difficult Birth

• British tanks moved closer towards the German
  trenches, as a part of the history in warfare, in
  September of 1916.The British tanks rapidly
  developed after their introduction to the
  tank.The MK IV version became available in
  October of 1916, with great significant
  improvements in armour, traction, and crew
  safety.Few could have imagined the impact these
  ungainly machines where destined to have the
  twentieth-century warfare.

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The Tank Between The Two World Wars

• Although tank development in Europe and in the
  U.S.A continued. Only the German High Command
  embraced the concept of armoured warfare.
  Everywere else the tank was seen primarily as an
  infantry support weapon. Though the tanks of 1918
  were by later standards, the advances in
  performance that armoured fighting vehicles had
  made in the first three years of their existence
  were considerable. Even though the war was over,
  the future of the tank was far from done. Would
  it- could it- survive?

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Bibliography
www.google.com/worldwar2tanks The Worlds Great
TanksFrom 1916 to the Present Day By
Roger Ford
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This slide was produced by Landon Penner _at_ Kiel
Moorehead