I hate seeing how many planes are missing for Japan. There are over 200 suggestions on the forum and about 30 pending suggestions. And that’s only half or less. I could post one suggestion for Japanese planes every day until the end of the year, and there would still be planes left unsuggested.
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1,789 days of waiting for a new Japanese plane from before 1946. 37 days and it will be a 5-year wait.
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Same with the UK, even simplifyng it down to just aircraft families it’s still surprising how many planes are missing.
No Skua, Roc, Manchester, Albemarle, Anson, Bombay, Barracuda, Hereford, Albacore, Spearfish, Harrow, Fantôme, Welkin, Wellesley, Fulmar, Hendon, Albacore, Lerwick, Walrus (that’s actually obtainable), Windsor and a few more I’m probably missing. Even worse when accounting for missing variants and prototypes + modified lend lease aircraft
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At least your suggestion got passed recently!
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It’s great that they’re adding the Ho-Ni II; you’ll be able to play with HEAT shells. Although I think this is just one addition so Japanese players won’t complain, and no more Japanese WW2 tanks will be added until the end of the year.
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Prototype Type 94 TK tankette with Type 94 37mm tank gun
The Type 94 TK tankette armed with a Type 94 37mm tank gun was a Japanese prototype tank developed in 1937. It was created to increase the firepower of the Type 94 tankette. Only one prototype was made.
History
When the Second Sino-Japanese War broke out in 1937, Japan still had Type 94 tankettes in use and production, which were light (3.4 tons) and poorly armed (Type 91 6.5mm machine gun), which had its pros and cons.…
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7.5cm Anti-Tank Gun Na-To Prototype I
試製七糎半対戦車砲 I型 「ナト」
[Na-To Gun I]
The initial prototype vehicle of the Na-To. Two were built in January 1945.
History
On 23 February 1942, the Army Technical Bureau introduced a project for a long-barreled 75 mm anti-tank gun with a target muzzle velocity of 850 m/s under the Ordnance Research Plan. This stemmed from the army’s assessment that a more powerful anti-tank gun would be essential to counter the armored forces of the major powers follo…
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7.5cm Anti-Tank Gun Na-To Prototype II Kai
試製七糎半対戦車砲 II型 「ナト」 改修型
[Na-To II Kai]
This is the improved version of the second Na-To prototype vehicle, built in July 1945.
History
On 23 February 1942, the Army Technical Bureau initiated a project under its Ordnance Research Plan for a long-barreled 75 mm anti-tank gun with a target muzzle velocity of 850 m/s. This followed the Army’s assessment that a more powerful anti-tank gun would be essential to counter the armored forces of the …
New Japanese WW2 suggestions got published! Go support them :)
And this goofy US tank:
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The T31 Demolition Tank was a prototype based on the M4A3 Sherman. Intended to replace the likes of the T34 Calliope and T40 Whizbang rocket launchers, it was armed with a pair of 7.2" rocket launchers, a flamethrower, and several machine guns, to be used against fortifications, emplacements, tank traps, and other obstacles. One prototype was completed in August 1945. The program was scrapped shortly after due to a number of issues with the design as well as the end of the war.
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Huh? So there are more photos of this thing? I’d love to see a suggestion, as a failsafe in case Gaijin events the second prototype Ka-Ho for some reason.
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This photo definitely exists. The Ha-Go flamethrower can be seen in the second row of tanks in the foreground.
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Just that one? What about the three in the third row?
This photo is a 100% modified Ha-Go flamethrower. A regular Ha-Go could also have had a flamethrower installed instead of a machine gun in the hull.
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XD, indeed. I focused on it closer to the camera.
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They said a low tier “Silly” swedish vehicle would be added this update.
Any bets people?
Personally i think its the MFI-17 Supporter without ATGMs, if its an aircraft.
Saab MFI-17 Supporter – Swedish Light Attack Aircraft
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The origi…
And if its a tank its def the Strv fm/31
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After WW1 the presence of tanks in modern combat became more and more common.
They offered a protected place for soldiers as well as a great tool for breaking enemy lines.
The Swedish army was quick to hop on this new trend of armored vehicles and wanted a tank of their own.
In the 1930s Sweden commissioned a tank of their own and three companies showed interest.
Those being Bofors, Landsverk and Mogårdshammar. Mogårdshammar had problems with their lead constructor dying and Bofors tank…
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But what if it’s a boat? (Probably not but still fun to think about)
I bet (Hope) its the The Reserveldrörsvagn fm/43.
Low tier, quite silly, checks out.
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If Strv fm/31 comes as an event imma eat a fucking ceramic bowl, review bomb the game, delete my account, and uninstall the game
I would like to see Japanese ww2 tanks for example:
Type 89 I-Go Ko (early)
Type 89 I-Go Otsu
Type 91
Type 92 Jyu-Sokosha
Type 94 TK
Type 95 Ji-Ro
Type 95 Ha-Go prototype
Type 95 Ha-Go flametrower
Type 95 Ha-Go Command
Type 97 Chi-Ha prototype
Type 97 experimental flametrower tank numer 1
Type 97 Ka-Ho
Type 97 Chi-Ha TG
Type 97 Shi-Ki
Type 97 Chi-Ha GS
Type 97 Chi-Ha Short Gun 20 cm
Type 97 Chi-Ha Kai Dozer
Type 97 Chi-Ni
Type 97 Te-Ke
Type 97 Ki-To
Type 98 Chi-ho
Type 98 Ke-Ni Production
Type 98 Ke-Ni B
Type 1 Ho-Ni I prototype
Type 1 Ho-I
Type 2 Ho-I 57mm
Type 2 Ke-To
Type 3 Chi-Nu Prototype
Type 3 Chi-Nu Kai
Type 3 Ke-Ri
Type 3 Ke-Ru
Type 4 Chi-To Prototype I
Type 4 Ho-To
Type 5 Ho-Ru
Type 5 Ke-Ho
Type 5 Ho-chi
Type 5 To-ku
Type 5 Chi-Ri I
Type 5 Ka-to
Type 5 Ho-Ri II
Na-To Prototype I
Na-To Prototype II Kai
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These are probably all the tanks for Japan from the WWII era.
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Yes, I deleted the previous tank list.
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Very good list. Kudos to @shlee2393 for the Na-To Prototype suggestions; I honestly didn’t know they were a thing until now.
You got any other spicy obscure vehicles next?
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