https://community.gaijin.net/issues/p/warthunder/i/o0NX1bDjfnO4
Not always, I filed reports of incorrect translations and theres still no change (e.g. Type 79 ATGM in JP should be 79εΌ) but its Type 79 still
https://community.gaijin.net/issues/p/warthunder/i/O6PXphmR2YVM
https://www.youtube.com/live/_ACe_qy0q1c?si=elPbqAa-wg5dD1Zb&t=3724
I have included the time stamp that confirms what I have stated (included it into this bug report)
Type 24 ICV is there, Type 25 RCV as the designation was a late bloomer being granted early this year.
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Well, according to MaiWaffentrager, if you believe half of what she says that is.
Japanese Panther - Heavy Tank No.5 : r/Warthunder
On a sidenote I also stumbled upon this comment of hers, to which I really have to ask where she sources some of her information from because I have not once heard of any Sherman being properly captured by the Japanese during WW2.
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They also got some ba and bt tanks
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At least one T-37A as well, although judging by this text the Japanese may have mistaken it for a T-38 instead.
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Oh nice, does that mean that both got accepted into service, not only the ICV?
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Yes, the RCV, the ICV and the mortar.
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Correct, The Type 24 MMCV and Type 24 ICV, now the Type 25 RCV
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Hereβs hoping that one day they will put ATGMs on the ICV. Maybe Type 01 or maybe even MPMM?
Iβd just love one of the Toyotas with ATGMs.
The MMPM was accepted eons ago and would essentially be a very mobile spike-equivalent carrier, no reason to not add it.
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Do we have any info on the explosive mass? Also since the missiles can be apparently locked via radar, this might make it a very good Kamov killer
we have one of the MMPM
But here isnβt info about explosive mass what was asked
ah my mistake then :<
Type-95 Ha-Go.
In the Military Museum in the city of Verkhnyaya Pyshma.
Spoiler
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I honestly want a WW2 pack for Japan.
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I want the man-in-the-loop guidance
The two Chi-Tos and⦠please not a Duster lol
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