[烛光生存狂]-日本坦克装甲车辆一览表(更新完成,开始动工)

呵呵,坦克名称后面的日文是什么意思????

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TANKS

British Mk.IV

Introduced Year : 1918

Weight : 27 ton

Dimensions: 8.05 x 3.20 x 2.46(h) m

Armor (max) : 12 mm

Speed (max) : 6 km/hr

Engine : Gasoline Engine 105 PS/1000 rpm

Armaments : MG x 6

Crew : 8

Origin : UK

Imported Qty : 1

In Oct. 1918, one British Mk.IV tank was imported to Japan. It was the first tank in Japan. Imported Mr. IV was the female model.

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British Medium A "Whippet"

Introduced Year : 1919

Weight : 14 ton

Dimensions: 6.1 x 2.62 x 2.74(h) m

Armor (max) : 14 mm

Speed (max) : 13 km/hr

Engine : Gasoline Engine 45 PS x 2

Armaments : MG x 4

Crew : 3

Origin : UK

Imported Qty : 6 ?

Imported Whippets were deployed in the IJA Infantry School and Cavalry School, and used for the study of the operation of tank. In 1920, two Whippets were send to Vladivostok for the field test.

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Renault FT17 "Ko" Light Tank

Introduced Year : 1919

Weight : 6.7 ton

Dimensions: 4.88 x 1.74 x 2.14(h) m

Armor (max) : 22 mm

Speed (max) : 8 km/hr

Engine : Gasoline Engine 39 PS

Armaments : 8 mm MG x 1 or 37 mm Gun x 1

Crew : 2

Origin : France

Imported Qty : 13

As well as other many countries, Japan bought Renault FT17 tanks from France. A few were 37mm gun type and others were MG type. Guns were replaced with Japanese MG or 37mm infantry gun in Japan. They were used in the Manchurian Incident and then used for the training of tankers.

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Type 89 Medium Tank "Yi-Go"

Ko (Early Model)

Introduced Year : 1929

Weight : 11.8 ton

Dimensions: 5.75 x 2.18 x 2.56(h) m

Armor (max) : 17 mm

Speed (max) : 25 km/hr

Engine : Gasoline Engine 118 PS/1800 rpm

Armaments : Type 90 57 mm x 1, Type 91 6.5 mm x 2

Crew : 4

Production Qty : 278

Otsu (Late Model)

Introduced Year : 1935

Weight : 12.1 ton

Dimensions: 5.75 x 2.18 x 2.56(h) m

Armor (max) : 17 mm

Speed (max) : 25 km/hr

Engine : Diesel Engine 120 PS/1800 rpm

Armaments : Type 90 57 mm x 1, Type 91 6.5 mm x 2

Crew : 4

Production Qty : 126

The first tank that was produced in Japan. It was influenced by Vikers C, but its design is utterly original. Early model Ko loaded a gas engine and mounted a MG on the right of the hull and late model Otsu loaded a diesel engine and mounted a MG on the left.

This tank was used for infantry support mainly in China before WWII, but some were also used in the Philippines during WWII.

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Renault NC27 "Otsu" Light Tank

Introduced Year : 1930

Weight : 8.5 ton

Dimensions: 4.41 x 1.71 x 2.14(h) m

Armor (max) : 30 mm

Speed (max) : 20 km/hr

Engine : Gasoline Engine 60 PS/2000 rpm

Armaments : 6.5 mm MG x 1 or 37 mm Gun x 1

Crew : 2

Origin : France

Imported Qty : Approx. 10

Though the production of Type 89 Medium Tank had already started, they were small numbers and not enough to form the Japanese tank force. So, the IJA imported tanks of Renault new model - NC. Imported NC tanks were deployed in the 1st Tank Unit in Kurume.

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Carden Loyd Mk.VI

Introduced Year : 1930

Weight : 1.3 ton

Dimensions: 2.46 x 1.70 x 1.22(h) m

Armor (max) : 9 mm

Speed (max) : 45 km/hr

Engine : Gasoline Engine 22.5 PS

Armaments : Vickers 7.7 mm MG x 1

Crew : 2

Origin : UK

Imported Qty : 6

In 1930, two Carden Loyd tankettes were imported by the IJA for the research purpose. Later, the IJN imported 4 Carden Loyd tankettes and used them during the Second Shanghai Incident 1937. The IJN called Carden Loyd Mk.VI as "Type Ka MG Vehicle".

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Type 92 Combat Car

Introduced Year : 1932

Weight : 3.5 ton

Dimensions: 3.95 x 1.63 x 1.856(h) m

Armor (max) : 6 mm

Speed (max) : 40 km/hr

Engine : Gasoline Engine 45 PS/1600 rpm

Armaments : Type 92 13 mm x 1, Type 91 6.5 mm x 1

Crew : 3

Production Qty : 167

Type 92 is a light tank for cavalry. In those days, the tank belonged to infantry arm and the cavalry could not use the name of 'Tank'. So, this tank was called as 'Jyu-Sokosha (Heavy Armored Car)'.

Type 92 was used for the scout purpose of cavalry. However, Type 92 was not many produced due to the technical defect of welding hull and the poor armament.

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Type 94 Tankette "TK"

Original Model

Modified Model

Introduced Year : 1934

Weight : 3.2 ton

Dimensions: 3.08 x 1.62 x 1.62(h) m

Armor (max) : 12 mm

Speed (max) : 40 km/hr

Engine : Gasoline Engine 35 PS/2500 rpm

Armaments : Type 97 7.7 mm or Type 91 6.5 mm x 1

Crew : 2

Production Qty : 843

TK was designed as an ammunition tractor but it was used as tankette in China. Light-weight TK was very convenient in China because the roads in China were very poor and the Chinese infantry had no anti-tank weapons.

The idler wheels of the modified model were replaced to large one and grounded in order to improve the stability of the chassis.

TK was mainly deployed in the Independent Tankette Companies.

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Type 95 Heavy Tank

Introduced Year : 1934

Weight : 26 ton

Dimensions: 6.47 x 2.7 x 2.9(h) m

Armor (max) : 35 mm

Speed (max) : 22 km/hr

Engine : Gasoline Engine 290 PS/1600 rpm

Armaments : Type 94 70 mm x 1, Type 94 37mm x 1, Type 91 6.5 mm x 2

Crew : 5

Production Qty : 4

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Type 95 Light Tank "Ha-Go"

Introduced Year : 1934

Weight : 6.7 ton

Dimensions: 4.3 x 2.07 x 2.28(h) m

Armor (max) : 12 mm

Speed (max) : 40 km/hr

Engine : Diesel Engine 120 PS/1800 rpm

Armaments : Type 94 37 mm or Type 98 37mm (Late Model) x 1, Type 97 7.7 mm x 2

Crew : 3

Production Qty : 2,375

Good speed and high reliability tank, but its armor is very weak and its gun is also poor. Ha-Go was produced in the most numbers of Japanese AFVs. Widely used until the end of WWII

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Type 97 Tankette "Te-Ke"

Introduced Year : 1937

Weight : 4.75 ton

Dimensions: 3.7 x 1.9 x 1.79(h) m

Armor (max) : 12 mm

Speed (max) : 40 km/hr

Engine : Diesel Engine 65 PS/2300 rpm

Armaments : Type 94 37 mm x 1 or Type 97 7.7 mm x 1

Crew : 2

Production Qty : 593

Since the TK had much succeeded, IJA developed a new Tankette "Te-Ke". Te-Ke was deployed in the recon regiment of the infantry division.

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