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T-28 U.S.S.R.

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The T-28 tank was developed by the Experimental Machine Design Bureau of the Voroshilov plant. The vehicle saw service on August 11, 1933. A total of 503 tanks were manufactured at the Leningrad Kirov Plant between 1933 and 1940. During mass production, the T-28 tank underwent a number of changes in design and modifications. The vehicles were used in the war with Finland in the winter of 1939–1940 and at the beginning of WWII.

Nation U.S.S.R. U.S.S.R.
Tier Tier IV
Type Medium Tank Medium Tank
Cost Credits 135,000 Experience 3,200

Crew

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

T-28

IV

M-5-400

III

71-TK-3

III

T-28 cylindrical

II

76 mm KT-28

IV

T-28A

IV

M-17L 1,400 r/min

V

10R

IV

T-28 conical

III

76 mm L-10

IV

57 mm ZiS-8

IV

M-17T

IV

76 mm F-32

V

57 mm ZiS-4

Characteristics

Firepower

110 / 110 / 164 HP Damage
37 / 75 / 38 mm Armor Penetration
4.60 s Gun reload time
13.04 rounds/min Rate of Fire
1,434 HP/min Damage per Minute
2.30 s Aiming Time
0.60 m Dispersion at 100 m
105 pcs Ammo Capacity

Mobility

16.04 / 18.90 t Weight/Load Limit
400 hp Engine Power
24.94 hp/t Specific Power
45 km/h Top Speed
35 deg/s Traverse Speed
46 deg/s Turret Traverse Speed

Survivability

510 HP Hit Points
30 / 20 / 20 mm Hull Armor
20 / 20 / 20 mm Turret Armor
10.03 s Suspension repair time

Spotting

320 m View Range
300 m Signal Range

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

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