Canada and Australia isn’t a sub tree plus if that was real then we have the right to their Hornets then lol
TKS-20,
7TP,
10TP.
This is true polish vehicles. Armored winged hussars
It seems Canada wont ever be a sub and its vehicles will be split between Germany and the UK based on needs
Which really sucks if you want to get Canadian vehicles. Currently, most are either event or premium tanks.

Polish Bt-7.
Its very unfortunate and I feel for Canadians who want their own representation
Unfortunately I don’t think there’s enough Canadian vehicles to form a competent subtree.
Also, Canada’s dealing with the ADATS was through the Swiss side of the program from what I could find, not the American side.
So by the US mains logic, it should actually go to Germany. meaning it going to the UK was the best case right now.
Oh don’t set of the German mains not now lmao
someone called?
nooooooooo, get back in your box m8
I don’t know why US mains seem to want everything, yes there are issues with Abrams, M735, and lack of good SPAA at top tier but US consistently gets a lot of new vehicles every update and US air is by far superior to every other nation, and its getting F-15E this update.
Even with problems Abrams is not the worst tank at top tier. 5 second reload + above 600mm pen is deadly.
I think it’s mainly down to let’s not give a nation’s a hand if they are struggling because it threatens our greatness
I mean only if the Chinese and Japanese stop moaning about not wanting Singapore, there always room in Britain : P
Japan needs it more
Who? Which users here in this thread make you think this?
It obviously isn’t the worst tank, anyone with more than half a brain would know this. I don’t see anyone here saying this though?
I know they do it was a joke since non of them want it in ether tree lol
The Chinese don’t want it in there tree
Japanese mains don’t want it in there tree
We dont know that we’re getting the F15E this update
Many Japanese players are positive about the addition of ASEAN (Thailand, Singapore, and Indonesia) to the Japan tree and are eagerly awaiting its arrival.
