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Achilles U.K.

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The Achilles was a British variant of the American M10 GMC tank destroyer. Standard M10 gun was replaced by a more powerful British anti-tank Ordnance Quick-Firing 17-pounder gun. That allowed the tank destroyer to effectively battle against the German vehicles. In 1944 the re-equipping of the tank destroyer was launched, with a total of 1,100 vehicles re-equipped by the end of the war.

Nation U.K. U.K.
Tier Tier VI
Type Tank Destroyers Tank Destroyers
Cost Credits 930,000 Experience 29,700
Role Sniper Tank Destroyer Sniper Tank Destroyer

Crew

Crew Member Commander
Crew Member Gunner
Crew Member Driver
Crew Member Radio Operator
Crew Member Loader
V

Achilles I

V

General Motors 6046

VI

WS No. 19 Mk. I

V

Achilles V Type

V

3-inch AT Gun M7

VI

Achilles IIC

V

Ford GAA

VII

WS No. 19 Mk. II

VI

OQF 17-pdr AT Gun Mk. V

VIII

WS No. 19 Mk. III

VI

Achilles Duck Bill

VII

OQF 17-pdr AT Gun Mk. VII

Characteristics

Firepower

110 / 110 / 175 HP Damage
101 / 117 / 38 mm Armor Penetration
3.20 s Gun reload time
18.75 rounds/min Rate of Fire
2,062 HP/min Damage per Minute
2.50 s Aiming Time
0.33 m Dispersion at 100 m
54 pcs Ammo Capacity

Mobility

29.57 / 29.82 t Weight/Load Limit
410 hp Engine Power
13.86 hp/t Specific Power
48 km/h Top Speed
32 deg/s Traverse Speed
14 deg/s Turret Traverse Speed

Survivability

680 HP Hit Points
38 / 19 / 19 mm Hull Armor
57 / 25 / 25 mm Turret Armor
12.03 s Suspension repair time

Spotting

370 m View Range
400 m Signal Range

Characteristics are specified for vehicles with crews trained to 100%.

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