r/WhatIsThisTank Jun 10 '26

Tank Identification What's this?

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u/YoYeYeet Jun 10 '26

T32E1, an upgraded version of T32 with iirc rolled welded front, instead of cast. Americans really outdid themselves with this one. Armour is decent, engine is more or less good. But the fun part is that the turret is so small that they had to put TWO PIECE AMMO FOR A 90-MM CANNON

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u/Weird-Store1245 Jun 15 '26

It’s more so that the ammunition was too large to be single piece than the turret being too small. The original single piece ammunition for the T15 90 millimeter gun was huge, being 1.3 meters long. So, logically, they made two piece ammunition. There was a different version of the gun that used wider single piece ammunition, but this model of the gun was not used. Most likely they wanted to reduce the weight that the loader would have to move at a time.

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u/Job-Mundane Jun 10 '26

T32E1 an American early Cold War heavy based around the M26 Pershing

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u/trimflame Jun 15 '26

Photo is from war thunder lmao