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- Memory: 8 GB
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- Hard Drive: 95 GB
- OS: Most modern 64bit Linux distributions
- Processor: Dual-Core 2.4 GHz
- Memory: 4 GB
- Video Card: NVIDIA 660 with latest proprietary drivers (not older than 6 months) / similar AMD with latest proprietary drivers (not older than 6 months; the minimum supported resolution for the game is 720p) with Vulkan support.
- Network: Broadband Internet connection
- Hard Drive: 17 GB
- OS: Ubuntu 20.04 64bit
- Processor: Intel Core i7
- Memory: 16 GB
- Video Card: NVIDIA 1060 with latest proprietary drivers (not older than 6 months) / similar AMD (Radeon RX 570) with latest proprietary drivers (not older than 6 months) with Vulkan support.
- Network: Broadband Internet connection
- Hard Drive: 95 GB
The M1128 Stryker MGS is an American wheeled AFV, developed in the early 2000’s as a bridge gap between existing heavier and lighter combat vehicles. Soon, the highly anticipated Stryker MGS will make its way to the top ranks of the American ground forces tree, arriving in War Thunder as part of the upcoming “New Power” major update!
Briefly: An American AFV of the 2000’s, developed to support infantry operations by combining the use of high mobility and deadly firepower.
M1128 Stryker MGS, light tank, USA, VII rank.
Pros
- Deadly 105 mm cannon
- Autoloading mechanism
Cons
- Light protection
- Low ammunition capacity
Following the end of the Cold War, leading U.S. Army theorists believed that the armored branch of the armed forces was no longer suitably equipped to perform future operations, projected to be “low-intensity” operations. As a result, the need for a new vehicle, which would bridge the gap between heavily and lightly armored units, became increasingly apparent.
To address this, the Army issued a set of requirements for the new vehicle and invited close to a dozen manufacturers to design demonstrator vehicles to be tested in late 1999. Among them, General Dynamics Land Systems’ LAV III-105 was eventually proclaimed the winner of the competition in November 2000. Shortly after, the LAV III-105 received the name ‘Stryker’ and plans were made to manufacture over 2,100 units.
In 2002, the XM-M1128 MGS was built, however technical difficulties and deficiencies in the design caused delays to the start of its production. By 2005, low rate production of the vehicle was approved, while new shortcomings in the design were found. Eventually, the vehicle received a significant redesign of certain elements in 2008, being later approved for full production in 2014.
During its early production phase, several Stryker MGS vehicles were sent overseas for combat trials in the Middle East of which 3 would be lost. At present, over 140 M1128 Stryker MGS’ have been built and actively serve with the U.S. Army.
In War Thunder, the long-awaited M1128 Stryker MGS will finally make its way to the top ranks of the American ground forces tree with the release of the next major update “New Power” coming in the near future. With the arrival of the M1128 Stryker, American tankers will also receive access to a highly mobile and well-armed AFV, comparable to some of its counterparts found in other nations’ trees, such as the Centauro or Type 16 MCV!
The M1128 Stryker MGS is primarily armed with a 105 mm M68A1E8 cannon - a further developed modification of the M68 cannon, already familiar to most veteran American tankers in the game. However, the Stryker’s cannon does come paired with a novelty as far as this weapon system is concerned - a fully automated loading mechanism!
Fun Fact: The M1128 Stryker received its name after two winners of the Congressional Medal of Honor, bearing the same last name.
However being, at the end of the day, a wheeled armored fighting vehicle, the Stryker comes with the usual drawbacks associated with this vehicle class as well as some specifically tied to the Stryker itself. Namely, the Stryker MGS only has a very light amount of armor protection, meaning the vehicle can only reliably sustain hits from small arms fire and light cannon fire at longer ranges. However, large caliber cannons, as well as guided munitions, are bound to make short work of the lightly armored Stryker.
Furthermore, the Stryker only carries a rather limited 18 rounds of ammunition for its cannon, meaning that aspiring commanders of this vehicle won’t have too many chances to make up for missed shots. Therefore, be sure to use the machine’s fire control system to its fullest to make sure no round goes to waste!
The M1128 Stryker MGS is arriving in the top rank of the American ground forces tree with the release of the next major update, soon coming to War Thunder. In the meantime, stay tuned to the news as we continue revealing more new and exciting content awaiting you in War Thunder’s upcoming “New Power” update! Until then, happy hunting tankers!
The War Thunder Team
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Comments (202)
trust me the Stryker mgs is a pos irl that was always broken, usually the hydraulics on the suspension with is tied to the autoloader, ya and its plastic over aluminum. i have had a lot of service years with the stryker family while serving the us army over my 11 years. what i wana know is of all the picks you could roll out, say any of the new us vehicles, you could have gone with an actual scout vehicle worth its skin like maybe m2a3 Bradley or maybe the m2a2 with proper armor and updated atgm
Been telling this over everytime someone screamed for this thing to come. its not gonna be on par with the rest of wheeled afv's. and look at it! it hasnt even come into the game and people is already bitching how its doa
Suspension not tied to hydraulics. They are a pneumatic design, which uses nitrogen, which can be fickle when cold. The body is NOT plastic over aluminum, it's composite over aluminum. Served on these for 10 years and now work with GDLS on fielding the DVHA1's. I suppose you were one of the M113 Gavin supporters....lmao! 2 different designs for 2 different purposes.
1) Will it float? 2) Can you hull break it just in the turret? 3) Is it really gonna stay in the M60A2 line? 4) Will it actually stay at 9.0?
1) While belonging to the lav family . the stryker itself dropped that capability. 2) all other tree wheeled avf's get hullbreak on the turret. including the type 16 with spaced armor and a arrow head composite screen with around 400mm of chemical protection. 3) ikr 4) +500mm of pen autoloading du shell says yes. even if doesnt fit the ·flanking" role as well as the others ,with that thing its in no way material for lower br.
When will the pyrophoric nature of DU rounds be taken into account? the post pen damage should be insane.
ABOUT DAMN TIME!
it's sweet that making new toys to play with. But please we all beg u. Make some new maps.....please.
Russia get T90 and USA gets this HAHAHAHAHAA IT'S A JOKE ? Even german complain about 2a6 armor
I hope theres something new for the update we have not yet seen ))
You mean....*atomic bomb* ?
Will it get its autoloaded magazine/autoloader-autoloader mechanism?
Any chance of any WW2 aircraft this patch? Non premium preferably.
Hypehypehypehypehypehype
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