I was discussing War Thunder with a friend, explaining the BR system, and how it assigns tanks a BR according to their performance, and how this system sometimes sees tanks from very different eras fighting each other.
For fun, I thought I’d calculate the biggest age discrepancies possible to see in a ground realistic battle. Enjoy!
Overall, the biggest age gap could occur in a nominally 7.7 game, in which case a Maus, everyone’s favorite world war II era behemoth, could face a PGZ09, an SPAA produced in the late 2000’s. A difference of almost 70 years.
If people find this interesting, I could do the same for aircraft.
Please note this is purely for fun, and not meant to purport some opinion on certain vehicles BR placements.
I calculated this using the datamine repository and additional tool to coalesce the vehicle date into a database. I coincided the programmatic vehicle names with localized English datamine content to associate every vehicle with its more human-recognizable name. Since date of original production/manufacture isn’t a metric contained in the datamine, I used a very easily guessable software to fill in those blanks, which I think is forgivable given the 1000+ entries. Please note that due to this, there are liable to be inaccuracies, please let me know about them here so I can update them and re-generate the output. I will edit this post when I do.
You can find the database table I’m using here (https://ce.gl/wt-fun) which I will also update according to the above. I’ve ommitted the heavier fields for my own bandwidth’s pleasure and made it green for yours.
Here is the data output summary for individual BRs, as well as BR ranges (e.g. BRs that are capable of being matched together, that differ by a maximum of 1.0).
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For BR 1.0 the oldest tank(s) were potentially produced in 1930 and newest tanks produced in 1942.
Oldest tanks (1930): Vickers Mk.E 🇸🇪 Vickers Mk.E 🇸🇪
Newest tanks (1942): Ka-Mi 🇯🇵 Ka-Mi 🇯🇵 LVT(A)(1) 🇺🇸 ○LVT(A)(1) 🇺🇸
For BR 1.3 the oldest tank(s) were potentially produced in 1926 and newest tanks produced in 1944.
Oldest tanks (1926): Independent 🇬🇧 Independent 🇬🇧
Newest tanks (1944): Crusader AA Mk II 🇬🇧 Crusader AA Mk II 🇬🇧 P.7.T AA 🇫🇷 LVT(A)(4) 🇺🇸
For BR 1.7 the oldest tank(s) were potentially produced in 1917 and newest tanks produced in 1950.
Oldest tanks (1917): 2C bis 🇫🇷 2C bis 🇫🇷
Newest tanks (1950): Ikv 72 🇸🇪 Ikv 72 🇸🇪
For BR 2.0 the oldest tank(s) were potentially produced in 1935 and newest tanks produced in 1944.
Oldest tanks (1935): Sd.Kfz.222 🇩🇪 Sd.Kfz.222 🇩🇪
Newest tanks (1944): Sd.Kfz.234/3 🇩🇪 Sd.Kfz.234/3 🇩🇪 Ho-I 🇯🇵
For BR 2.3 the oldest tank(s) were potentially produced in 1917 and newest tanks produced in 1961.
Oldest tanks (1917): 2C 🇫🇷 2C 🇫🇷
Newest tanks (1961): Pbv 301 🇸🇪 Pbv 301 🇸🇪
For BR 2.7 the oldest tank(s) were potentially produced in 1938 and newest tanks produced in 1953.
Oldest tanks (1938): Chi-Ha LG 🇯🇵 Chi-Ha LG 🇯🇵 Lago I 🇸🇪
Newest tanks (1953): Ikv 73 🇸🇪 Ikv 73 🇸🇪
For BR 3.0 the oldest tank(s) were potentially produced in 1933 and newest tanks produced in 1973.
Oldest tanks (1933): ZiS-12 (94-KM) 🇷🇺 ZiS-12 (94-KM) 🇷🇺
Newest tanks (1973): VTT DCA 🇫🇷 VTT DCA 🇫🇷
For BR 3.3 the oldest tank(s) were potentially produced in 1934 and newest tanks produced in 1945.
Oldest tanks (1934): YaG-10 (29-K) 🇷🇺 YaG-10 (29-K) 🇷🇺
Newest tanks (1945): SARC MkVI (6pdr) 🇬🇧 SARC MkVI (6pdr) 🇬🇧 Na-To 🇯🇵
For BR 3.7 the oldest tank(s) were potentially produced in 1937 and newest tanks produced in 1956.
Oldest tanks (1937): Pz.IV 🇸🇪 Pz.IV 🇸🇪
Newest tanks (1956): AMX-13-M24 🇫🇷 AMX-13-M24 🇫🇷
For BR 4.0 the oldest tank(s) were potentially produced in 1938 and newest tanks produced in 1983.
Oldest tanks (1938): BT-7A (F-32) 🇷🇺 BT-7A (F-32) 🇷🇺
Newest tanks (1983): Ystervark 🇬🇧 Ystervark 🇬🇧
For BR 4.3 the oldest tank(s) were potentially produced in 1941 and newest tanks produced in 1980.
Oldest tanks (1941): T 34 747 (r) 🇩🇪 T 34 747 (r) 🇩🇪
Newest tanks (1980): Concept 3 🇬🇧 Concept 3 🇬🇧
For BR 4.7 the oldest tank(s) were potentially produced in 1939 and newest tanks produced in 1945.
Oldest tanks (1939): SU-100Y 🇷🇺 SU-100Y 🇷🇺
Newest tanks (1945): Avenger 🇬🇧 Avenger 🇬🇧 Chi-To 🇯🇵 Chi-To Late 🇯🇵
For BR 5.0 the oldest tank(s) were potentially produced in 1940 and newest tanks produced in 1973.
Oldest tanks (1940): KV-2 (ZiS-6) 🇷🇺 KV-2 (ZiS-6) 🇷🇺
Newest tanks (1973): AMX-13 DCA 40 🇫🇷 AMX-13 DCA 40 🇫🇷
For BR 5.3 the oldest tank(s) were potentially produced in 1937 and newest tanks produced in 1980.
Oldest tanks (1937): T1E1 🇺🇸 T1E1 🇺🇸
Newest tanks (1980): Bosvark 🇬🇧 Bosvark 🇬🇧
For BR 5.7 the oldest tank(s) were potentially produced in 1937 and newest tanks produced in 1959.
Oldest tanks (1937): T1E1 (90) 🇺🇸 T1E1 (90) 🇺🇸
Newest tanks (1959): TPK 6.41 🇫🇷 TPK 6.41 🇫🇷
For BR 6.0 the oldest tank(s) were potentially produced in 1941 and newest tanks produced in 1980.
Oldest tanks (1941): KV-220 🇷🇺 KV-220 🇷🇺
Newest tanks (1980): R3 T20 FA-HS 🇮🇹 R3 T20 FA-HS 🇮🇹 Tigris 🇮🇹
For BR 6.3 the oldest tank(s) were potentially produced in 1943 and newest tanks produced in 1992.
Oldest tanks (1943): IS-2 🇨🇳 IS-2 🇨🇳 IS-2 No.402 🇨🇳 T20 🇺🇸 IS-2 🇷🇺
Newest tanks (1992): ZSL92 🇨🇳 ZSL92 🇨🇳
For BR 6.7 the oldest tank(s) were potentially produced in 1943 and newest tanks produced in 1988.
Oldest tanks (1943): Tiger II (P) 🇩🇪 Tiger II (P) 🇩🇪 Elefant 🇩🇪 Ferdinand 🇩🇪 IS-2 No.321 🇷🇺 IS-2 Revenge 🇷🇺
Newest tanks (1988): G6 🇬🇧 G6 🇬🇧
For BR 7.0 the oldest tank(s) were potentially produced in 1944 and newest tanks produced in 1979.
Oldest tanks (1944): Kugelblitz 🇩🇪 Kugelblitz 🇩🇪 T-44-100 🇷🇺
Newest tanks (1979): AuF1 🇫🇷 AuF1 🇫🇷
For BR 7.3 the oldest tank(s) were potentially produced in 1945 and newest tanks produced in 2000.
Oldest tanks (1945): Ho-Ri Production 🇯🇵 Ho-Ri Production 🇯🇵 IS-3 🇷🇺
Newest tanks (2000): Type 99 🇯🇵 Type 99 🇯🇵
For BR 7.7 the oldest tank(s) were potentially produced in 1943 and newest tanks produced in 2008.
Oldest tanks (1943): Maus 🇩🇪 Maus 🇩🇪
Newest tanks (2008): PLZ05 🇨🇳 PLZ05 🇨🇳
For BR 8.0 the oldest tank(s) were potentially produced in 1946 and newest tanks produced in 1990.
Oldest tanks (1946): T-54 🇸🇪 T-54 🇸🇪
Newest tanks (1990): WZ305 🇨🇳 WZ305 🇨🇳
For BR 8.3 the oldest tank(s) were potentially produced in 1948 and newest tanks produced in 2009.
Oldest tanks (1948): IS-7 🇷🇺 IS-7 🇷🇺
Newest tanks (2009): PGZ09 🇨🇳 PGZ09 🇨🇳
For BR 8.7 the oldest tank(s) were potentially produced in 1959 and newest tanks produced in 2005.
Oldest tanks (1959): Object 435 🇷🇺 Object 435 🇷🇺
Newest tanks (2005): BMP-2MD 🇸🇪 BMP-2MD 🇸🇪
For BR 9.0 the oldest tank(s) were potentially produced in 1957 and newest tanks produced in 2009.
Oldest tanks (1957): Object 279 🇷🇺 Object 279 🇷🇺
Newest tanks (2009): AFT09 🇨🇳 AFT09 🇨🇳
For BR 9.3 the oldest tank(s) were potentially produced in 1965 and newest tanks produced in 2017.
Oldest tanks (1965): MBT-70 🇺🇸 MBT-70 🇺🇸 Object 775 🇷🇺
Newest tanks (2017): Type 16 (P) 🇯🇵 Type 16 (P) 🇯🇵 Type 16 (FPS) 🇯🇵
For BR 9.7 the oldest tank(s) were potentially produced in 1976 and newest tanks produced in 2017.
Oldest tanks (1976): Gepard 1A2 🇩🇪 Gepard 1A2 🇩🇪 T-64B 🇷🇺
Newest tanks (2017): Type 16 🇯🇵 Type 16 🇯🇵
For BR 10.0 the oldest tank(s) were potentially produced in 1974 and newest tanks produced in 2021.
Oldest tanks (1974): Leopard 2K 🇩🇪 Leopard 2K 🇩🇪
Newest tanks (2021): 2S25M 🇷🇺 2S25M 🇷🇺
For BR 10.3 the oldest tank(s) were potentially produced in 1972 and newest tanks produced in 2016.
Oldest tanks (1972): Osa-AK 🇬🇧 Osa-AK 🇬🇧 Osa-AK 🇩🇪
Newest tanks (2016): PT-16/T14 mod. 🇩🇪 PT-16/T14 mod. 🇩🇪 2S38 🇷🇺
For BR 10.7 the oldest tank(s) were potentially produced in 1978 and newest tanks produced in 2018.
Oldest tanks (1978): T-80B 🇷🇺 T-80B 🇷🇺
Newest tanks (2018): Vilkas 🇩🇪 Vilkas 🇩🇪
For BR 11.0 the oldest tank(s) were potentially produced in 1991 and newest tanks produced in 2021.
Oldest tanks (1991): Tor-M1 🇨🇳 Tor-M1 🇨🇳
Newest tanks (2021): PUMA VJTF 🇩🇪 PUMA VJTF 🇩🇪
For BR 11.3 the oldest tank(s) were potentially produced in 1981 and newest tanks produced in 2015.
Oldest tanks (1981): Type 81 (C) 🇯🇵 Type 81 (C) 🇯🇵 AGS 🇺🇸
Newest tanks (2015): HQ17 🇨🇳 HQ17 🇨🇳
For BR 11.7 the oldest tank(s) were potentially produced in 1979 and newest tanks produced in 2021.
Oldest tanks (1979): HSTV-L 🇺🇸 HSTV-L 🇺🇸
Newest tanks (2021): Challenger 3 TD 🇬🇧 Challenger 3 TD 🇬🇧
For BR 12.0 the oldest tank(s) were potentially produced in 1992 and newest tanks produced in 2020.
Oldest tanks (1992): ItO 90M 🇫🇷 ItO 90M 🇫🇷 Leclerc 🇫🇷 TKX 🇯🇵 ItO 90M 🇸🇪
Newest tanks (2020): Leopard 2A7HU 🇮🇹 Leopard 2A7HU 🇮🇹
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The largest possible age gap in a ground realistic battle at BR 1.0 is 33.
You could have tanks produced in 1917 fighting tanks produced in 1950!
Oldest tanks: 2C bis (1917) 🇫🇷 2C bis (1917) 🇫🇷 2C bis (1917) 🇫🇷 2C bis (1917) 🇫🇷
Newest tanks: Ikv 72 (1950) 🇸🇪 Ikv 72 (1950) 🇸🇪 Ikv 72 (1950) 🇸🇪 Ikv 72 (1950) 🇸🇪
The largest possible age gap in a ground realistic battle at BR 1.3 is 33.
You could have tanks produced in 1917 fighting tanks produced in 1950!
Oldest tanks: 2C bis (1917) 🇫🇷 2C bis (1917) 🇫🇷
Newest tanks: Ikv 72 (1950) 🇸🇪 Ikv 72 (1950) 🇸🇪
The largest possible age gap in a ground realistic battle at BR 1.7 is 44.
You could have tanks produced in 1917 fighting tanks produced in 1961!
Oldest tanks: 2C bis (1917) 🇫🇷 2C bis (1917) 🇫🇷 2C (1917) 🇫🇷 2C (1917) 🇫🇷 2C (1917) 🇫🇷 2C (1917) 🇫🇷
Newest tanks: Pbv 301 (1961) 🇸🇪 Pbv 301 (1961) 🇸🇪 Pbv 301 (1961) 🇸🇪 Pbv 301 (1961) 🇸🇪
The largest possible age gap in a ground realistic battle at BR 2.0 is 44.
You could have tanks produced in 1917 fighting tanks produced in 1961!
Oldest tanks: 2C (1917) 🇫🇷 2C (1917) 🇫🇷
Newest tanks: Pbv 301 (1961) 🇸🇪 Pbv 301 (1961) 🇸🇪
The largest possible age gap in a ground realistic battle at BR 2.3 is 56.
You could have tanks produced in 1917 fighting tanks produced in 1973!
Oldest tanks: 2C (1917) 🇫🇷 2C (1917) 🇫🇷
Newest tanks: VTT DCA (1973) 🇫🇷 VTT DCA (1973) 🇫🇷 VTT DCA (1973) 🇫🇷 VTT DCA (1973) 🇫🇷
The largest possible age gap in a ground realistic battle at BR 2.7 is 40.
You could have tanks produced in 1933 fighting tanks produced in 1973!
Oldest tanks: ZiS-12 (94-KM) (1933) 🇷🇺 ZiS-12 (94-KM) (1933) 🇷🇺
Newest tanks: VTT DCA (1973) 🇫🇷 VTT DCA (1973) 🇫🇷
The largest possible age gap in a ground realistic battle at BR 3.0 is 40.
You could have tanks produced in 1933 fighting tanks produced in 1973!
Oldest tanks: ZiS-12 (94-KM) (1933) 🇷🇺 ZiS-12 (94-KM) (1933) 🇷🇺
Newest tanks: VTT DCA (1973) 🇫🇷 VTT DCA (1973) 🇫🇷
The largest possible age gap in a ground realistic battle at BR 3.3 is 49.
You could have tanks produced in 1934 fighting tanks produced in 1983!
Oldest tanks: YaG-10 (29-K) (1934) 🇷🇺 YaG-10 (29-K) (1934) 🇷🇺
Newest tanks: Ystervark (1983) 🇬🇧 Ystervark (1983) 🇬🇧 Ystervark (1983) 🇬🇧 Ystervark (1983) 🇬🇧
The largest possible age gap in a ground realistic battle at BR 3.7 is 46.
You could have tanks produced in 1937 fighting tanks produced in 1983!
Oldest tanks: Pz.IV (1937) 🇸🇪 Pz.IV (1937) 🇸🇪
Newest tanks: Ystervark (1983) 🇬🇧 Ystervark (1983) 🇬🇧
The largest possible age gap in a ground realistic battle at BR 4.0 is 45.
You could have tanks produced in 1938 fighting tanks produced in 1983!
Oldest tanks: BT-7A (F-32) (1938) 🇷🇺 BT-7A (F-32) (1938) 🇷🇺
Newest tanks: Ystervark (1983) 🇬🇧 Ystervark (1983) 🇬🇧
The largest possible age gap in a ground realistic battle at BR 4.3 is 41.
You could have tanks produced in 1939 fighting tanks produced in 1980!
Oldest tanks: SU-100Y (1939) 🇷🇺 SU-100Y (1939) 🇷🇺
Newest tanks: Concept 3 (1980) 🇬🇧 Concept 3 (1980) 🇬🇧
The largest possible age gap in a ground realistic battle at BR 4.7 is 43.
You could have tanks produced in 1937 fighting tanks produced in 1980!
Oldest tanks: T1E1 (1937) 🇺🇸 T1E1 (1937) 🇺🇸 T1E1 (1937) 🇺🇸 T1E1 (1937) 🇺🇸
Newest tanks: Bosvark (1980) 🇬🇧 Bosvark (1980) 🇬🇧 Bosvark (1980) 🇬🇧 Bosvark (1980) 🇬🇧
The largest possible age gap in a ground realistic battle at BR 5.0 is 43.
You could have tanks produced in 1937 fighting tanks produced in 1980!
Oldest tanks: T1E1 (1937) 🇺🇸 T1E1 (1937) 🇺🇸 T1E1 (90) (1937) 🇺🇸 T1E1 (90) (1937) 🇺🇸 T1E1 (90) (1937) 🇺🇸 T1E1 (90) (1937) 🇺🇸
Newest tanks: Bosvark (1980) 🇬🇧 Bosvark (1980) 🇬🇧
The largest possible age gap in a ground realistic battle at BR 5.3 is 43.
You could have tanks produced in 1937 fighting tanks produced in 1980!
Oldest tanks: T1E1 (1937) 🇺🇸 T1E1 (1937) 🇺🇸 T1E1 (90) (1937) 🇺🇸 T1E1 (90) (1937) 🇺🇸
Newest tanks: Bosvark (1980) 🇬🇧 Bosvark (1980) 🇬🇧 R3 T20 FA-HS (1980) 🇮🇹 R3 T20 FA-HS (1980) 🇮🇹 Tigris (1980) 🇮🇹 R3 T20 FA-HS (1980) 🇮🇹 R3 T20 FA-HS (1980) 🇮🇹 Tigris (1980) 🇮🇹
The largest possible age gap in a ground realistic battle at BR 5.7 is 55.
You could have tanks produced in 1937 fighting tanks produced in 1992!
Oldest tanks: T1E1 (90) (1937) 🇺🇸 T1E1 (90) (1937) 🇺🇸
Newest tanks: ZSL92 (1992) 🇨🇳 ZSL92 (1992) 🇨🇳 ZSL92 (1992) 🇨🇳 ZSL92 (1992) 🇨🇳
The largest possible age gap in a ground realistic battle at BR 6.0 is 51.
You could have tanks produced in 1941 fighting tanks produced in 1992!
Oldest tanks: KV-220 (1941) 🇷🇺 KV-220 (1941) 🇷🇺
Newest tanks: ZSL92 (1992) 🇨🇳 ZSL92 (1992) 🇨🇳
The largest possible age gap in a ground realistic battle at BR 6.3 is 49.
You could have tanks produced in 1943 fighting tanks produced in 1992!
Oldest tanks: IS-2 (1943) 🇨🇳 IS-2 (1943) 🇨🇳 IS-2 No.402 (1943) 🇨🇳 T20 (1943) 🇺🇸 IS-2 (1943) 🇷🇺 Tiger II (P) (1943) 🇩🇪 Tiger II (P) (1943) 🇩🇪 Elefant (1943) 🇩🇪 Ferdinand (1943) 🇩🇪 IS-2 No.321 (1943) 🇷🇺 IS-2 Revenge (1943) 🇷🇺
Newest tanks: ZSL92 (1992) 🇨🇳 ZSL92 (1992) 🇨🇳
The largest possible age gap in a ground realistic battle at BR 6.7 is 57.
You could have tanks produced in 1943 fighting tanks produced in 2000!
Oldest tanks: Tiger II (P) (1943) 🇩🇪 Tiger II (P) (1943) 🇩🇪 Elefant (1943) 🇩🇪 Ferdinand (1943) 🇩🇪 IS-2 No.321 (1943) 🇷🇺 IS-2 Revenge (1943) 🇷🇺
Newest tanks: Type 99 (2000) 🇯🇵 Type 99 (2000) 🇯🇵 Type 99 (2000) 🇯🇵 Type 99 (2000) 🇯🇵
The largest possible age gap in a ground realistic battle at BR 7.0 is 65.
You could have tanks produced in 1943 fighting tanks produced in 2008!
Oldest tanks: Maus (1943) 🇩🇪 Maus (1943) 🇩🇪 Maus (1943) 🇩🇪 Maus (1943) 🇩🇪
Newest tanks: PLZ05 (2008) 🇨🇳 PLZ05 (2008) 🇨🇳 PLZ05 (2008) 🇨🇳 PLZ05 (2008) 🇨🇳
The largest possible age gap in a ground realistic battle at BR 7.3 is 65.
You could have tanks produced in 1943 fighting tanks produced in 2008!
Oldest tanks: Maus (1943) 🇩🇪 Maus (1943) 🇩🇪
Newest tanks: PLZ05 (2008) 🇨🇳 PLZ05 (2008) 🇨🇳
The largest possible age gap in a ground realistic battle at BR 7.7 is 66.
You could have tanks produced in 1943 fighting tanks produced in 2009!
Oldest tanks: Maus (1943) 🇩🇪 Maus (1943) 🇩🇪
Newest tanks: PGZ09 (2009) 🇨🇳 PGZ09 (2009) 🇨🇳 PGZ09 (2009) 🇨🇳 PGZ09 (2009) 🇨🇳
The largest possible age gap in a ground realistic battle at BR 8.0 is 63.
You could have tanks produced in 1946 fighting tanks produced in 2009!
Oldest tanks: T-54 (1946) 🇸🇪 T-54 (1946) 🇸🇪
Newest tanks: PGZ09 (2009) 🇨🇳 PGZ09 (2009) 🇨🇳
The largest possible age gap in a ground realistic battle at BR 8.3 is 61.
You could have tanks produced in 1948 fighting tanks produced in 2009!
Oldest tanks: IS-7 (1948) 🇷🇺 IS-7 (1948) 🇷🇺
Newest tanks: PGZ09 (2009) 🇨🇳 PGZ09 (2009) 🇨🇳 AFT09 (2009) 🇨🇳 AFT09 (2009) 🇨🇳 AFT09 (2009) 🇨🇳 AFT09 (2009) 🇨🇳
The largest possible age gap in a ground realistic battle at BR 8.7 is 60.
You could have tanks produced in 1957 fighting tanks produced in 2017!
Oldest tanks: Object 279 (1957) 🇷🇺 Object 279 (1957) 🇷🇺
Newest tanks: Type 16 (P) (2017) 🇯🇵 Type 16 (P) (2017) 🇯🇵 Type 16 (FPS) (2017) 🇯🇵 Type 16 (P) (2017) 🇯🇵 Type 16 (P) (2017) 🇯🇵 Type 16 (FPS) (2017) 🇯🇵
The largest possible age gap in a ground realistic battle at BR 9.0 is 60.
You could have tanks produced in 1957 fighting tanks produced in 2017!
Oldest tanks: Object 279 (1957) 🇷🇺 Object 279 (1957) 🇷🇺
Newest tanks: Type 16 (P) (2017) 🇯🇵 Type 16 (P) (2017) 🇯🇵 Type 16 (FPS) (2017) 🇯🇵 Type 16 (2017) 🇯🇵 Type 16 (2017) 🇯🇵 Type 16 (2017) 🇯🇵 Type 16 (2017) 🇯🇵
The largest possible age gap in a ground realistic battle at BR 9.3 is 56.
You could have tanks produced in 1965 fighting tanks produced in 2021!
Oldest tanks: MBT-70 (1965) 🇺🇸 MBT-70 (1965) 🇺🇸 Object 775 (1965) 🇷🇺
Newest tanks: 2S25M (2021) 🇷🇺 2S25M (2021) 🇷🇺 2S25M (2021) 🇷🇺 2S25M (2021) 🇷🇺
The largest possible age gap in a ground realistic battle at BR 9.7 is 49.
You could have tanks produced in 1972 fighting tanks produced in 2021!
Oldest tanks: Osa-AK (1972) 🇬🇧 Osa-AK (1972) 🇬🇧 Osa-AK (1972) 🇩🇪 Osa-AK (1972) 🇬🇧 Osa-AK (1972) 🇬🇧 Osa-AK (1972) 🇩🇪
Newest tanks: 2S25M (2021) 🇷🇺 2S25M (2021) 🇷🇺
The largest possible age gap in a ground realistic battle at BR 10.0 is 49.
You could have tanks produced in 1972 fighting tanks produced in 2021!
Oldest tanks: Osa-AK (1972) 🇬🇧 Osa-AK (1972) 🇬🇧 Osa-AK (1972) 🇩🇪
Newest tanks: 2S25M (2021) 🇷🇺 2S25M (2021) 🇷🇺
The largest possible age gap in a ground realistic battle at BR 10.3 is 49.
You could have tanks produced in 1972 fighting tanks produced in 2021!
Oldest tanks: Osa-AK (1972) 🇬🇧 Osa-AK (1972) 🇬🇧 Osa-AK (1972) 🇩🇪
Newest tanks: PUMA VJTF (2021) 🇩🇪 PUMA VJTF (2021) 🇩🇪 PUMA VJTF (2021) 🇩🇪 PUMA VJTF (2021) 🇩🇪
The largest possible age gap in a ground realistic battle at BR 10.7 is 43.
You could have tanks produced in 1978 fighting tanks produced in 2021!
Oldest tanks: T-80B (1978) 🇷🇺 T-80B (1978) 🇷🇺
Newest tanks: PUMA VJTF (2021) 🇩🇪 PUMA VJTF (2021) 🇩🇪
The largest possible age gap in a ground realistic battle at BR 11.0 is 42.
You could have tanks produced in 1979 fighting tanks produced in 2021!
Oldest tanks: HSTV-L (1979) 🇺🇸 HSTV-L (1979) 🇺🇸 HSTV-L (1979) 🇺🇸 HSTV-L (1979) 🇺🇸
Newest tanks: PUMA VJTF (2021) 🇩🇪 PUMA VJTF (2021) 🇩🇪 Challenger 3 TD (2021) 🇬🇧 Challenger 3 TD (2021) 🇬🇧 Challenger 3 TD (2021) 🇬🇧 Challenger 3 TD (2021) 🇬🇧
