M26 Pershing
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Pershing
American medium tank, named in honor of General John Pershing, who led the American Expeditionary Force during World War I. In 1944–1946 in the U.S. Army, the M26 was temporarily classified as heavy tank. Starting in February 1945 these vehicles took part in World War II; in 1950–1951 the vehicle saw combat in the Korean War.
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Shell Types:
AP
APCR
HE
AP
APCR
HE
Equipment:
Consumables:
Firepower: | |||||||||||
Ammunition | 70 (rounds) | ||||||||||
Caliber | 90 (mm) | ||||||||||
Damage | 240 / 240 / 320 (HP) | ||||||||||
Penetration | 198 / 243 / 45 (mm) | ||||||||||
Rate of Fire | 8.33 (rounds/min) | ||||||||||
Average Damage per Minute | 2000 (HP) | ||||||||||
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Time for Loading Between Shots | (s) | ||||||||||
Time for Complete Loading | (s) | ||||||||||
Gun Loading | 7.20 (s) | ||||||||||
Aiming Time | 2.00 (s) | ||||||||||
Dispersion at 100 m | 0.35 (m) | ||||||||||
Mobility: | |||||||||||
Weight/Load Limit | 41.02 / 42.35 (t) | ||||||||||
Engine Power | 620 (h.p.) | ||||||||||
Specific Power | 15.11 (h.p./t) | ||||||||||
Top Speed | 48 (km/h) | ||||||||||
Reverse Speed | 20 (km/h) | ||||||||||
Traverse Speed | 36 (deg/s) | ||||||||||
Turret Traverse Speed | 36 (deg/s) | ||||||||||
Survivability: | |||||||||||
Hit Points | 1350 (HP) | ||||||||||
Hull Armor | 101 / 76 / 50 (mm) | ||||||||||
Turret Armor | 101 / 76 / 76 (mm) | ||||||||||
Spotting: | |||||||||||
View Range | 390 (m) | ||||||||||
Signal Range | 745 (m) | ||||||||||
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