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Good news for all collectors and anyone who just loves unusual vehicles – very soon, the range of ‘rare’,
but series-produced vehicles in War Thunder will receive a new addition: the M4A5 medium tank!
The Canadian RAM Mk.II cruiser tank was received into the US Army with the designation M4A5. The vehicle, with its outstanding external appearance, was developed and based on the American M3 Lee. The M4A5, which is coming to the game, was in series production from 1942 to 1943, and 1899 units were produced within that time. Although this tank never came face to face with the enemy on the battlefield, it was actively used both by the Canadians and the British for training tank crews, it also served as a basis for developing later SPGs and other vehicles of various designs.
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What makes this vehicle stand out from the crowd apart from its unusual origins? First of all, its looks. The smooth contours of its hull and the special gun mantlet make the tank stand out from other Allied vehicles. The tank’s armament includes an excellent QF Mk III 6 pdr (57 mm) cannon. Players that have already researched British tanks with this cannon are likely to thank its accuracy, rapid-firing and powerful effect, this represents a serious threat to any ground vehicles at ranks I and II. The tank also stands out for its survivability in no small part thanks to its excellent defenses for its level (its frontal armour reaches 3” in thickness) plus its effective crew of five.
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In battle, the vehicle is excellently suited to complete various tasks and is a far more versatile tank than any other contemporary tanks. Want to take advantage of the armour and ‘outmuscle’ enemy defenses? Easy. Quickly change your position to take a strategic point? No problem. Dive into the thick of it and fire off a couple of dozen shells through the attackers’ frontal armour plates? Be my guest! On top of all this, the tank has a nice bonus to Research Points and Silver Lions earned.
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This armoured vehicle will arrive in our game with update 1.61 “Road to Glory” and will be at rank II as a premium vehicle in the US research tree!
See you on the battlefield!
The War Thunder Team
Comments (212)
Other than the fact that this is apparently going on the US tech tree (when it SHOULD be on the British one as it was part of the British Commonwealth), this is pretty interesting. Somebody I know in particular will be especially happy to see this.
Gaijin... mega fail... there were no tank under M4A5 designation (no constructed or in service) additionally only variant of this tank that US received for testing proposes only (no orders were placed) was RAM pilot version with had only 2pdr... not normal RAM II. additionally as Canada was part of Commonwealth it is more connected with Britain that US...
There "was" a tank under that designation BUT it was the Brits that used it, NOT US. But I kinda agree on the mega fail part💩😓😭😢😥😌😨😰😱😲😁😒😣
Elitedestroyer22, no tank were under this designation, British used RAM I and RAM II, while one evaluated by US was RAM pilot version. M4A5 was only in case IF US would build RAM tanks in US.
FIRST: FIX CLIENT CRASHES AND PHYSICS ANOMALIES! OR WARGAMING EFFECT COMING...
FIRST: FIX CLIENT CRASHES AND PHYSICS ANOMALIES! OR WARGAMING EFFECT COMING...
Now we need a "Sorry" decal ^^
That was actually my first premium tank I ever bought in WoT. That was 5 years ago. Now I'm here... Well played Gaijin
Can't wait to test this tank out for battle, but why does it have to be in US tech tree if it was never used in the US? But still, good work Gaijin
Stop putting Canadian vehicles in the US tree! It's patently absurd!
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