The Light Tank Type 95 Ha-Go dated from 1935. It had a layout similar to that of the Tankette Type 94 (with enlarged road wheels and improved springing) and a crew increased to three.
By 1939 about 100 had been produced, more than any other Japanese tank.
Despite being one of the most important Japanese tanks, the Ha-Go, due to its light armoured protection, insufficient crew visibilty and poor gunnery must be judged a failure.
Production ceased in 1943.
Type 95 "Ha-Go"
Weight : 7.6 ton
Dimensions: 4.38 x 2.05 x 2.18 mt
Armor (max) : 12 mm
Range : 160 km
Speed (max - route) : 45 km/hr
Main gun : n.1 37 mm
Crew : 3
- Hellfish6Oh holy crap. I gotta go to Camp Atterbury next week. Guess I'll take a little detour...
- Neil_BaumgardnerI was actually noticing the howitzer barrel, just to the left of the MG barrel..
Its a Japanese tank - I should have known that by the turret, I knew it looked familiar somehow. Identifying the exact model now.
Neil
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