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File:Shkh 3d.gif

2025-06-06T11:21:15Z

Mig Eater: 3D Animation of the 152mm ShKH-TVP.

3D Animation of the 152mm ShKH-TVP.

File:Karn 3d.gif

2025-06-06T11:18:52Z

Mig Eater: 3D Animation of the EMIL 58 Kranvagn.

3D Animation of the EMIL 58 Kranvagn.

File:Tuji 3d.gif

2025-06-06T11:16:45Z

Mig Eater: 3D Animation of the Chinese M4A4 Sherman.

3D Animation of the Chinese M4A4 Sherman.

File:Pzl11 3d.gif

2025-06-06T10:43:22Z

Mig Eater: 3D Animation of the PZL P.11

3D Animation of the PZL P.11

Template:JapanNav

2020-02-27T14:51:32Z

Mig Eater:

{{Quicknav
|title=Japan

|defAT=[[Type 1 47mm]], [[Type 90 75mm]], [[Type 5 105mm]], [[M40 106mm]]
|defAA=[[Type 96 25mm]], [[Type 99 88mm]], [[Type 5 150mm]], [[Bofors 40mm L/70]]
|defArt=[[Type 91 105mm]], [[Type 96 150mm]], [[Type 4 40cm]], [[M1A1 155mm]]

|cargo=[[Type 4 Chi-So]], [[Isuzu Type 97]], [[Nissan Type 180]], [[Toyota Su-Ki]]
|grdtran=[[Isuzu Type 94]], [[Type 95 Kurogane]], [[Type 98 So-Da]], [[Type 1 Ho-Ha]], [[Type 1 Ho-Ki]], [[Type SU 60]]
|armcar=[[Type 92 Osaka]], Toyota J40
|tnket=[[Type 92]], [[Type 94 TK]], [[Type 97 Te-Ke]]
|light=[[Ko-Gata Sensha|Ko-Gata]], [[Otsu-Gata Sensha|Otsu-Gata]], [[Type 95 Ha-Go]], [[Type 3 Ke-Ri]], [[Type 4 Ke-Nu]], [[Type 98 Ke-Ni]], [[Type 98B Ke-Ni Otsu]], [[Type 98 Ke-Ni Kai]], [[Type 2 Ke-To]], [[Type 5 Ke-Ho]]
|med=[[Type 89 I-Go]], [[Type 97 Chi-Ni]], [[Type 97 Chi-Ha]], [[Type 98 Chi-Ho]], [[Type 97 Chi-Ha "Shinhoto"]], [[Type 1 Chi-He]], [[Type 3 Chi-Nu]], [[Type 3 Chi-Nu Kai]], [[Type 4 Chi-To (Prototype)]], [[Type 4 Chi-To]], [[Type 5 Chi-Ri (Plan 1)]], [[Type 5 Chi-Ri]], [[Type 5 Chi-Ri (TRI)]], [[Type 5 Chi-Ri (MHI)]], [[Type 5 Chi-Ri II]], [[STA-1]], STA-2, STA-3, [[Type 61]], STB-1
|heavy=Ishi-108, [[Type 91]], [[Type 95]], Aichi-96, Type 97, Mitsu 104, [[Shisei 100t|Mi-To]], [[Type 100 O-I]], [[Type 120 O-I]], [[Type 2604]], [[Type 4 Tiger]]
|aa=[[Type 94 20mm AA]], [[Type 98 Ta-Se]], [[Type 98 Ta-Se II]], Type 2 Ta-Ha, [[M42 Duster]]
|tnkdst=[[Type 1 Ho-Ni I]], [[Type 3 Ho-Ni III]], [[Type 5 Ho-Ru]], [[Type 5 Ho-Ri (Concept)]], [[Type 5 Ho-Ri]], [[Type 5 Ho-Ri II]], [[Type 5 Chi-Ri II TD]], [[Type 5 Na-To]], [[Type 5 Ka-To]], [[Type 60]]
|support=[[Type 2 Ho-I]], [[Type 5 Ku-Se]], [[120mm Naval Short|120mm Short]], [[120mm Naval Long|120mm Long]]
|arty=[[Jiro-Sha]], [[Type 100 Te-Re]], [[Type 1 Ho-Ni II]], [[Type 4 Ho-To]], [[Type 4 Ho-Ro]], [[Type 4 Ha-To]], [[Type 5 Ho-Chi]], Type SY 56, [[Type SX 60]], [[Type 67]]
|flame=[[Type 94 Ko-Go]]
|repair=[[Se-Ri]]
|amphib=[[Type 92 A-I-Go]], [[SR I-Go]], [[SR Ro-Go]], [[Type 2 Ka-Mi]], [[Type 3 Ka-Chi]], [[Type 4 Ka-Tsu]], [[Type 5 To-Ku]]
|grdoth=[[Type 97 Ka-Ha]], [[Type 97 Shi-Ki]]

|fighter=[[Nakajima Ki-27|Ki-27]], [[Mitsubishi A6M2 Zero|A6M2 Zero]], [[Mitsubishi A6M5 Zero|A6M5 Zero]], [[Nakajima Ki-43 Hayabusa|Ki-43 Hayabusa]], [[Kawasaki Ki-61 Hien|Ki-61 Hien]], [[Nakajima Ki-84 Hayate|Ki-84 Hayate]], [[Kawasaki Ki-100|Ki-100]], [[Kyushu J7W1 Shinden|J7W1 Shinden]], [[Kyushu J7W2 Shinden-Kai|J7W2 Shinden-Kai]], [[Nakajima Ki-201 Karyu|Ki-201 Karyu]], [[Kayaba Katsuodori|Katsuodori]], [[Mitsubishi F-86 Kyokukō|F-86 Kyokukō]]
|grdatt=[[Kawasaki Ki-32|Ki-32]], [[Mitsubishi Ki-51|Ki-51]], [[Mansyu Ki-98|Ki-98]], Ki-102, [[Nakajima Ki-115 Tsurugi|Ki-115 Tsurugi]], [[Nakajima Kikka|Kikka]], [[Fuji T-1 Hatsutaka|T-1 Hatsutaka]]
|bomb=[[Mitsubishi Ki-21|Ki-21]], [[Kawasaki Ki-48 Sokei|Ki-48 Sokei]], [[Nakajima Ki-49 Donryu|Ki-49 Donryu]], [[Mitsubishi Ki-67 Hiryu|Ki-67 Hiryu]], [[Yokosuka R2Y1 Keiun|R2Y1 Keiun]], [[Yokosuka R2Y2 Keiun-Kai |R2Y2 Keiun-Kai]], [[Nakajima G10N1 Fugaku|G10N1 Fugaku]], [[Kawasaki P-2J]]
|airtran=[[Mitsubishi Ki-57|Ki-57]], [[Mitsubishi G4M|G4M]], [[Kokusai Ki-105 Otori|Ki-105 Otori]]
|airoth=[[Fu-Go]], [[Yokosuka MXY7 Ohka|MXY7 Ohka]]

|battle=[[Yamato]]
}}

Template:JapanNav

2020-02-27T13:26:22Z

Mig Eater:

{{Quicknav
|title=Japan

|defAT=[[Type 1 47mm]], [[Type 90 75mm]], [[Type 5 105mm]], [[M40 106mm]]
|defAA=[[Type 96 25mm]], [[Type 99 88mm]], [[Type 5 150mm]], [[Bofors 40mm L/70]]
|defArt=[[Type 91 105mm]], [[Type 96 150mm]], [[Type 4 40cm]], [[M1A1 155mm]]

|cargo=[[Type 4 Chi-So]], [[Isuzu Type 97]], [[Nissan Type 180]], [[Toyota Su-Ki]]
|grdtran=[[Isuzu Type 94]], [[Type 95 Kurogane]], [[Type 98 So-Da]], [[Type 1 Ho-Ha]], [[Type 1 Ho-Ki]], [[Type SU 60]]
|armcar=[[Type 92 Osaka]], Toyota J40
|tnket=[[Type 92]], [[Type 94 TK]], [[Type 97 Te-Ke]]
|light=[[Ko-Gata Sensha|Ko-Gata]], [[Otsu-Gata Sensha|Otsu-Gata]], [[Type 95 Ha-Go]], [[Type 3 Ke-Ri]], [[Type 4 Ke-Nu]], [[Type 98 Ke-Ni]], [[Type 98B Ke-Ni Otsu]], [[Type 98 Ke-Ni Kai]], [[Type 2 Ke-To]], [[Type 5 Ke-Ho]]
|med=[[Type 89 I-Go]], [[Type 97 Chi-Ni]], [[Type 97 Chi-Ha]], [[Type 98 Chi-Ho]], [[Type 97 Chi-Ha "Shinhoto"]], [[Type 1 Chi-He]], [[Type 3 Chi-Nu]], [[Type 3 Chi-Nu Kai]], [[Type 4 Chi-To (Prototype)]], [[Type 4 Chi-To]], [[Type 5 Chi-Ri (Plan 1)]], [[Type 5 Chi-Ri]], [[Type 5 Chi-Ri (TRI)]], [[Type 5 Chi-Ri (MHI)]], [[Type 5 Chi-Ri II]], [[STA-1]], STA-2, STA-3, [[Type 61]], STB-1
|heavy=[[Type 91]], [[Type 95]], Aichi-96, Type 97, Mitsu 104, [[Shisei 100t|Mi-To]], [[Type 100 O-I]], [[Type 120 O-I]], [[Type 2604]], [[Type 4 Tiger]]
|aa=[[Type 94 20mm AA]], [[Type 98 Ta-Se]], [[Type 98 Ta-Se II]], Type 2 Ta-Ha, [[M42 Duster]]
|tnkdst=[[Type 1 Ho-Ni I]], [[Type 3 Ho-Ni III]], [[Type 5 Ho-Ru]], [[Type 5 Ho-Ri (Concept)]], [[Type 5 Ho-Ri]], [[Type 5 Ho-Ri II]], [[Type 5 Chi-Ri II TD]], [[Type 5 Na-To]], [[Type 5 Ka-To]], [[Type 60]]
|support=[[Type 2 Ho-I]], [[Type 5 Ku-Se]], [[120mm Naval Short|120mm Short]], [[120mm Naval Long|120mm Long]]
|arty=[[Jiro-Sha]], [[Type 100 Te-Re]], [[Type 1 Ho-Ni II]], [[Type 4 Ho-To]], [[Type 4 Ho-Ro]], [[Type 4 Ha-To]], [[Type 5 Ho-Chi]], Type SY 56, [[Type SX 60]], [[Type 67]]
|flame=[[Type 94 Ko-Go]]
|repair=[[Se-Ri]]
|amphib=[[Type 92 A-I-Go]], [[SR I-Go]], [[SR Ro-Go]], [[Type 2 Ka-Mi]], [[Type 3 Ka-Chi]], [[Type 4 Ka-Tsu]], [[Type 5 To-Ku]]
|grdoth=[[Type 97 Ka-Ha]], [[Type 97 Shi-Ki]]

|fighter=[[Nakajima Ki-27|Ki-27]], [[Mitsubishi A6M2 Zero|A6M2 Zero]], [[Mitsubishi A6M5 Zero|A6M5 Zero]], [[Nakajima Ki-43 Hayabusa|Ki-43 Hayabusa]], [[Kawasaki Ki-61 Hien|Ki-61 Hien]], [[Nakajima Ki-84 Hayate|Ki-84 Hayate]], [[Kawasaki Ki-100|Ki-100]], [[Kyushu J7W1 Shinden|J7W1 Shinden]], [[Kyushu J7W2 Shinden-Kai|J7W2 Shinden-Kai]], [[Nakajima Ki-201 Karyu|Ki-201 Karyu]], [[Kayaba Katsuodori|Katsuodori]], [[Mitsubishi F-86 Kyokukō|F-86 Kyokukō]]
|grdatt=[[Kawasaki Ki-32|Ki-32]], [[Mitsubishi Ki-51|Ki-51]], [[Mansyu Ki-98|Ki-98]], Ki-102, [[Nakajima Ki-115 Tsurugi|Ki-115 Tsurugi]], [[Nakajima Kikka|Kikka]], [[Fuji T-1 Hatsutaka|T-1 Hatsutaka]]
|bomb=[[Mitsubishi Ki-21|Ki-21]], [[Kawasaki Ki-48 Sokei|Ki-48 Sokei]], [[Nakajima Ki-49 Donryu|Ki-49 Donryu]], [[Mitsubishi Ki-67 Hiryu|Ki-67 Hiryu]], [[Yokosuka R2Y1 Keiun|R2Y1 Keiun]], [[Yokosuka R2Y2 Keiun-Kai |R2Y2 Keiun-Kai]], [[Nakajima G10N1 Fugaku|G10N1 Fugaku]], [[Kawasaki P-2J]]
|airtran=[[Mitsubishi Ki-57|Ki-57]], [[Mitsubishi G4M|G4M]], [[Kokusai Ki-105 Otori|Ki-105 Otori]]
|airoth=[[Fu-Go]], [[Yokosuka MXY7 Ohka|MXY7 Ohka]]

|battle=[[Yamato]]
}}

Skoda 104/II

2019-07-18T14:00:32Z

Mig Eater:

{{Unitinfo
| image=[[File:sk104_3d.gif|300px|Skoda 104]]
| type=[[Unit Types#Supply|Supply]]
| owner=[[Czechoslovakia]]
| year=1937

| length= 5.25 m
| width=1.95 m
| height=2.0 m
| weight= ???
| speed=70 km/h

| armour=
| wep1=
}}

{{Box
|title=History
|content=

The Škoda 104 was a utility vehicle produced in 1929 for general civilian use with the chassis being used for a variety of roles such as lorries, buses and fire trucks. In 1937 Škoda produced a new version for used by the Czechoslovakian army know as the Škoda 104/II, with 525 of them being built in total. Information about their combat usage is limited but it's presumed that many of them were confiscated and used by the Germans after they occupied Czechoslovakia.

}}

{{Timeframe

|prewar=yes
|earlywar=yes
|totalwar=yes

|prebc=yes
|earlybc=yes
|midbc=yes
|latebc=yes
|postbc=yes
|totalbc=yes

}}

{{Gallery
|title=Gallery
|content=
image:sk104.jpg{{!}}
image:sk104_01.jpg{{!}}
image:sk104_02.jpg{{!}}
image:sk104_03.jpg{{!}}
}}

{{Box
|title=Comments
|content=

<comments voting="Plus" />

}}

{{CzechNav}}

Skoda 104/II

2019-07-18T13:58:17Z

Mig Eater: Created page with "{{Unitinfo | image=Skoda 104 | type=Supply | owner=Czechoslovakia | year=1937 | length= 5.25 m | width=1.95 m | height=2..."

{{Unitinfo
| image=[[File:sk104_3d.gif|300px|Skoda 104]]
| type=[[Unit Types#Supply|Supply]]
| owner=[[Czechoslovakia]]
| year=1937

| length= 5.25 m
| width=1.95 m
| height=2.0 m
| weight= ???
| speed=70 km/h

| armour=
| wep1=
}}

{{Box
|title=History
|content=

The Škoda 104 was a utility vehicle produced in 1929 for general civilian use with the chassis being used for lorries, buses and fire trucks. In 1937 Škoda produced a new version for used by the Czechoslovakian army know as the Škoda 104/II, with 525 of them being built in total. Information about their combat usage is limited but it's presumed that many of them were confiscated and used by the Germans after they occupied Czechoslovakia.

}}

{{Timeframe

|prewar=yes
|earlywar=yes
|totalwar=yes

|prebc=yes
|earlybc=yes
|midbc=yes
|latebc=yes
|postbc=yes
|totalbc=yes

}}

{{Gallery
|title=Gallery
|content=
image:sk104.jpg{{!}}
image:sk104_01.jpg{{!}}
image:sk104_02.jpg{{!}}
image:sk104_03.jpg{{!}}
}}

{{Box
|title=Comments
|content=

<comments voting="Plus" />

}}

{{CzechNav}}

Template:CzechNav

2019-07-18T13:58:09Z

Mig Eater:

{{Quicknav
|title=Czechoslovakia

|cargo=[[Praga T-9|Praga T-9]], [[Skoda 104/II|Skoda 104/II]], Praga RV, Praga V3S
|grdtran=[[Sd.Kfz 251|HKL-6 Hakl]], OT-810
|armcar=OA Vz.30, OA-82 Jarmila II
|light=MU-4, LT Vz.35, [[PzKpfw 38(t)|LT Vz.38]], TNH 57/900, T-16, T-17
|med=ST Vz.39, T-21, T-23, T-24, T-25, [[PzKpfw IV Ausf.H|T-40/75N]], [[PzKpfw V Panther Ausf.G|T-42/75N]], TVP Vz.46, T-40, T-50, T-50/51, T-34/100
|heavy=Skoda S-III, Tatra T-III, [[T-41/75N]]
|aa=PÚV-6, T-44/37N "Möbelwagen", LP-257, PLDvK Vz.53/59 "Ještěrka"
|tnkdst=Š-i-D, Š-i-j, VOSS I, [[Jagdpanzer 38(t) Hetzer|ST-I "Hetzer"]], [[Marder III Ausf.M|ST-II "Marder"]], ShPTK-LP/76, ShPTK-TVP/100, ShKH-TVP/152, SD-75/40, [[Su-100|SD-100]]
|support=
|arty=MU-4/I, VOSS II, LeFH 43 T-25, TShH-47/152, TShH-47/305
|repair=
|amphib=CKD F-IV-H, Letak, Tatra 807
|grdoth=
|armtrn=[[Tatra T18]]

|fighter=Avia B.534, Avia B-35, Avia B-135, Letov L-501, [[Messerschmitt Bf-109G-6|Avia S-99]], [[Avia S-92 Turbina]], Letov L-52, [[Mikoyan-Gurevich Mig-15|Letov S-102]]
|grdatt=Praga E.51, Skoda-Kauba SK.257, Aero L-29 Delfin
|bomb=[[Tupolev SB|Avia B-71]], Avia B-158, [[Ilyushin Il-28|Avia B-228]]
|airtran=Siebel Si 204, Letov L-290 Orel
|heli=
|airoth=Skoda-Kauba V1

|navtran=[[Transport Barge|Barge]]
|dest=
|battle=

|civeh=
}}

File:Sk104 03.jpg

2019-07-18T13:36:00Z

Mig Eater: Photo of the Skoda 104.

Photo of the Skoda 104.

File:Sk104 02.jpg

2019-07-18T13:35:50Z

Mig Eater: Photo of the Skoda 104.

Photo of the Skoda 104.

File:Sk104 01.jpg

2019-07-18T13:35:38Z

Mig Eater: Photo of the Skoda 104.

Photo of the Skoda 104.

File:Sk104 3d.gif

2019-07-18T13:24:57Z

Mig Eater: 3D animation of the Skoda 104.

3D animation of the Skoda 104.

Template:CzechNav

2019-07-17T13:09:10Z

Mig Eater:

{{Quicknav
|title=Czechoslovakia

|cargo=[[Praga T-9|Praga T-9]], Skoda 104, Praga RV, Praga V3S
|grdtran=[[Sd.Kfz 251|HKL-6 Hakl]], OT-810
|armcar=OA Vz.30, OA-82 Jarmila II
|light=MU-4, LT Vz.35, [[PzKpfw 38(t)|LT Vz.38]], TNH 57/900, T-16, T-17
|med=ST Vz.39, T-21, T-23, T-24, T-25, [[PzKpfw IV Ausf.H|T-40/75N]], [[PzKpfw V Panther Ausf.G|T-42/75N]], TVP Vz.46, T-40, T-50, T-50/51, T-34/100
|heavy=Skoda S-III, Tatra T-III, [[T-41/75N]]
|aa=PÚV-6, T-44/37N "Möbelwagen", LP-257, PLDvK Vz.53/59 "Ještěrka"
|tnkdst=Š-i-D, Š-i-j, VOSS I, [[Jagdpanzer 38(t) Hetzer|ST-I "Hetzer"]], [[Marder III Ausf.M|ST-II "Marder"]], ShPTK-LP/76, ShPTK-TVP/100, ShKH-TVP/152, SD-75/40, [[Su-100|SD-100]]
|support=
|arty=MU-4/I, VOSS II, LeFH 43 T-25, TShH-47/152, TShH-47/305
|repair=
|amphib=CKD F-IV-H, Letak, Tatra 807
|grdoth=
|armtrn=[[Tatra T18]]

|fighter=Avia B.534, Avia B-35, Avia B-135, Letov L-501, [[Messerschmitt Bf-109G-6|Avia S-99]], [[Avia S-92 Turbina]], Letov L-52, [[Mikoyan-Gurevich Mig-15|Letov S-102]]
|grdatt=Praga E.51, Skoda-Kauba SK.257, Aero L-29 Delfin
|bomb=[[Tupolev SB|Avia B-71]], Avia B-158, [[Ilyushin Il-28|Avia B-228]]
|airtran=Siebel Si 204, Letov L-290 Orel
|heli=
|airoth=Skoda-Kauba V1

|navtran=[[Transport Barge|Barge]]
|dest=
|battle=

|civeh=
}}

Praga T-9

2019-07-17T13:03:17Z

Mig Eater: Created page with "{{Unitinfo | image=Praga T-9 | type=Construction | owner=Czechoslovakia | year=1937 | length= 5.6 m | width=2.45 m | height=..."

{{Unitinfo
| image=[[File:t9_3d.gif|300px|Praga T-9]]
| type=[[Unit Types#Const|Construction]]
| owner=[[Czechoslovakia]]
| year=1937

| length= 5.6 m
| width=2.45 m
| height=2.54 m
| weight= ???
| speed=20 km/h

| armour=
| wep1=
}}

{{Box
|title=History
|content=

The Praga T-9 was a fully tracked heavy artillery tractor developed by the Czechoslovakian company Českomoravská Kolben Danek (CKD) in 1937 for the Turkish army, they originally ordered 66 of them but only received a total of 16 before the Germans occupied Czechoslovakia in 1938 and took over production. A further 55 were built for the Wehrmacht and 5 more for the Slovak army, where they were often used to tow the fearsome German 88mm flak guns.

}}

{{Timeframe

|prewar=yes
|earlywar=yes
|midwar=yes
|latewar=yes
|postwar=yes
|totalwar=yes

|prebc=yes
|earlybc=yes
|midbc=yes
|latebc=yes
|postbc=yes
|totalbc=yes

}}

{{Gallery
|title=Gallery
|content=
image:t9.jpg{{!}}
image:t9_plan.jpg{{!}}
image:t9_01.jpg{{!}}
image:t9_02.jpg{{!}}
image:t9_03.jpg{{!}}
}}

{{Box
|title=Comments
|content=

<comments voting="Plus" />

}}

{{CzechNav}}

File:T9 03.jpg

2019-07-17T12:54:44Z

Mig Eater: Photo of the Praga T-9.

Photo of the Praga T-9.

File:T9 02.jpg

2019-07-17T12:54:28Z

Mig Eater: Photo of the Praga T-9.

Photo of the Praga T-9.

File:T9 01.jpg

2019-07-17T12:54:20Z

Mig Eater: Photo of the Praga T-9.

Photo of the Praga T-9.

File:T9 plan.jpg

2019-07-17T12:54:01Z

Mig Eater: Diagram of the Praga T-9.

Diagram of the Praga T-9.

File:T9 3d.gif

2019-07-17T11:50:02Z

Mig Eater: 3D animation of the Praga T-9.

3D animation of the Praga T-9.

Template:AmericaNav

2018-08-02T15:28:02Z

Mig Eater:

{{Quicknav
|title=America

|build=[[American Airship Hanger|Airship Hanger]]

|cargo=[[Dodge 1.5t]], [[M20 Diamond T]], [[CKW-353]], [[DUKW]], [[M35]]
|grdtran=[[Dodge WC51]], [[M3]], [[M39]], [[M59]], [[M75]]
|armcar=[[Willy's MB Jeep|MB Jeep]], [[Ford GPA Seep|GPA Seep]], [[M3A1]], [[M8 Greyhound]], [[M38 Wolfhound]]
|light=[[T1]], [[M1 Combat Car]], [[M5 Stuart]], [[M7]], [[M22 Locust]], [[M24 Chaffee]], [[M41 Walker Bulldog|M41 Bulldog]], [[M41A1 Walker Bulldog|M41A1 Bulldog]], T49, M41/XM551, Detroit L-3
|med=[[M2A1]], [[M3A3 Lee]], [[M4A1 Sherman]], M4A2 Sherman, [[M4A3 Sherman]], [[M4A3E2 Jumbo Sherman|M4A3E2 Sherman]], [[M4A3E8 Sherman]], [[M4A4 Sherman]], [[M26 Pershing]], [[T26E4 Super Pershing|T26E4 Pershing]], [[M46 Pershing]], M47 Patton, [[M48 Patton]], M48A2 Patton, M60 Patton, M60A1 Patton, M60A2 Patton, AEI Phase 1
|heavy=[[Mark VIII Liberty]], [[M6]], [[M6A2E1]], [[T28]], [[T29E3]], [[T34]], [[M103]], [[T58]], [[T110]], [[AGFERB-45]]
|aa= [[M16]], T36, T52, [[M19]], [[M42 Duster]], T249 Vigilante
|tnkdst=[[M2 AT]], [[T40]], [[T57]], [[M10 Wolverine]], [[M18 Hellcat]], [[M36 Jackson]], [[M50 Ontos]]
|support=[[M8 Scott]], [[T31]]
|arty=[[T3]], [[T30]], [[M7 Priest]], [[M12]], [[T34 Calliope]], [[M40]], [[M41]], [[M44]], [[M52]], [[M55]], [[T92]]
|flame=M67 Zippo
|repair=[[T2]], [[M31]], [[M32]]
|amphib=[[LVT-1]], [[LVT-4]], [[LVT(A)-4]], [[LVTP-5]], [[LVTP-6]], [[LVTAA-X2]], [[LVTH-X4]], [[LVHX-2]] [[TV-8]]
|grdoth=OTAC Areie

|fighter=[[Lockheed P-38 Lightning|P-38 Lightning]], [[Bell P-39 Airacobra|P-39 Airacobra]], [[Curtiss P-40 Warhawk|P-40 Warhawk]], [[North American P-51 Mustang|P-51 Mustang]], P-75 Eagle, [[Grumman F4F Wildcat|F4F Wildcat]], [[Vought F5U Flying Flapjack|F5U Flying Flapjack]], [[Grumman F6F Hellcat|F6F Hellcat]], P-80 Shooting Star, [[North American F-86 Sabre|F-86 Sabre]], [[North American FJ-3 Fury|FJ-3 Fury]], F-100 Super Saber
|grdatt=[[Northrop A-17 Nomad|A-17 Nomad]], [[Republic P-47 Thunderbolt|P-47 Thunderbolt]], [[Douglas TBD Devastator|TBD Devastator]], [[Vought F4U Corsair|F4U Corsair]], [[Douglas AD-6 Skyraider|AD-6 Skyraider]], [[Republic F-84 Thunderjet|F-84 Thunderjet]]
|caryair=[[Curtiss F9C Sparrowhawk|F9C Sparrowhawk]]
|bomb=[[Martin B-10|B-10]], [[Boeing B-17 Flyingfortress|B-17 Flyingfortress]], [[Douglas B-18 Bolo|B-18 Bolo]], [[North American B-25 Mitchell|B-25 Mitchell]], [[Boeing B-29 Superfortress|B-29 Superfortress]], [[Convair B-36 Peacemaker|B-36 Peacemaker]], [[North American B-45 Tornado|B-45 Tornado]], [[Boeing B-47 Stratojet|B-47 Stratojet]], [[North American AJ-1 Savage|AJ-1 Savage]]
|airtran=[[Douglas C-47|C-47 Skytrain]], [[Fairchild C-119 Flying Boxcar|C-119 Flying Boxcar]]
|heli=[[Sikorsky R-4|R-4]], [[Sikorsky CH-34 Choctaw|CH-34 Choctaw]], [[Bell UH-1 Huey|UH-1 Huey]], [[McDonnell Model 120|Model 120]], [[Sikorsky CH-54 Tarhe|CH-54 Tarhe]]
|airoth=[[K-Class]], [[USS Macon]]

|navtran=[[Landing Craft Tank Mk.I|LCT Mk.I]], [[Landing Craft Tank Mk.VI|LCT Mk.VI]]
|dest=[[Benson]], [[Fletcher]], [[Gearing]]
|battle=
|carrier=[[Yorktown]], [[Essex]], [[Forrestal]]

|civeh=[[Fordson Type F]]
}}

M35

2018-08-02T15:27:22Z

Mig Eater: Created page with "{{Unitinfo | image=CKW-353 | type=Supply | owner=America | year=1950 | length=6.9 m | width=2.3 m | height=2.8 m | weight=..."

{{Unitinfo
| image=[[File:m35_3d.gif|300px|CKW-353]]
| type=[[Unit Types#Supply|Supply]]
| owner=[[America]]
| year=1950

| length=6.9 m
| width=2.3 m
| height=2.8 m
| weight=
| speed=93 km/h

| armour=
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The M35 cargo truck was designed in 1949 to replace the ageing [[CKW-353|CCKW-353]] which had served as the backbone of the American land based logistical supply system during World War II. Production started in 1950 & continued until 1999, during its long production the design was updated several times with the M35A1, M35A2 & M35A3. Many different variants of the basic truck design were also built including fuel & water tankers, wrecker, dump truck, vehical maintenance & mobile medical stations. The total produced is hard to calculated due to the many different factories used over such a long period but it's estimated that 150,000 to 200,000 of the M35 were built in total. The M35 has been used in every major military conflict that America participated in since the 1950's, with some still being use in Iraq & Afghanistan today.

==References==
*[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/M35_series_2%C2%BD-ton_6x6_cargo_truck Wikipedia]
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File:M35 03.jpg

2018-08-02T15:25:08Z

Mig Eater: Photo of the M35.

Photo of the M35.

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2018-08-02T15:24:57Z

Mig Eater: Photo of the M35.

Photo of the M35.

File:M35 01.jpg

2018-08-02T15:24:38Z

Mig Eater: Photo of the M35.

Photo of the M35.

File:M35 plan.jpg

2018-08-02T15:23:52Z

Mig Eater: Mig Eater uploaded a new version of "File:M35 plan.jpg"

Photo of the M35.

File:M35 plan.jpg

2018-08-02T15:21:33Z

Mig Eater: Photo of the M35.

Photo of the M35.

M20 Diamond T

2018-08-02T13:23:27Z

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The M20 Diamond T was designed in 1941 as a heavy prime mover & cargo truck, also when combined with the M9 heavy trailer it was known as the M19 tank transporter. Several over variants including one with a lifting crane & a dump truck were also produced, with over 6,500 being made by the end of the war. They first saw use in 1942 with British forces during the North African campaign, where they proved invaluable at recovering damaged tanks, often while also under fire. They continued to be used throughout the war with Allied forces on all fronts, eventually being replaced by the M26 "Dragon Wagon" in 1945. After the war many were sold off to civilians where they front new life transporting heavy industrial parts & rescuing heavy vehicles as breakdown recovery trucks. Now days they have been replaced with newer vehicles but there are quite a few still in private collections that are in running condition & can bee seen at military & truck shows throughout Europe & America.

==References==
*[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/M19_Tank_Transporter Wikipedia]
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2018-08-02T13:21:44Z

Mig Eater: Photo of the M20 Diamond T.

Photo of the M20 Diamond T.

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2018-08-02T13:21:34Z

Mig Eater: Photo of the M20 Diamond T.

Photo of the M20 Diamond T.

File:M20d 01.jpg

2018-08-02T13:21:23Z

Mig Eater: Photo of the M20 Diamond T.

Photo of the M20 Diamond T.

File:M20d plan.jpg

2018-08-02T13:21:05Z

Mig Eater: Diagram of the M20 Diamond T.

Diagram of the M20 Diamond T.

File:Lvhx2 3d.gif

2018-08-02T12:01:13Z

Mig Eater: 3D animation of the LVHX-2.

3D animation of the LVHX-2.

File:M20d 3d.gif

2018-08-02T12:00:04Z

Mig Eater: 3D animation of the M20 Diamond T.

3D animation of the M20 Diamond T.

File:M35 3d.gif

2018-08-02T11:59:16Z

Mig Eater: 3D animation of the M35.

3D animation of the M35.

File:Lvhx2.jpg

2018-08-02T11:58:27Z

Mig Eater: Ingame image of the LVHX-2.

Ingame image of the LVHX-2.

File:M20d.jpg

2018-08-02T11:56:47Z

Mig Eater: Ingame image of the M20 Diamond T.

Ingame image of the M20 Diamond T.

File:M35.jpg

2018-08-02T11:56:14Z

Mig Eater: Ingame image of the M35.

Ingame image of the M35.

File:Cxp 3d.gif

2018-05-20T13:15:56Z

Mig Eater: 3D Animation of the CXP-1001

3D Animation of the CXP-1001

File:Jj1 3d.gif

2018-03-18T08:47:01Z

Mig Eater: 3D Animation of the JJ-1.

3D Animation of the JJ-1.

Template:ChinaNav

2018-03-15T13:58:00Z

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Nakajima Ki-201 Karyu

2018-03-15T09:20:01Z

Mig Eater:

{{Unitinfo
| image=[[File:karyu_3d.gif|300px|Nakajima Ki-201 Karyu]]
| type=[[Unit Types#Fighter|Fighter]]
| owner=[[Japan]]
| year=1945

| length=11.5 m
| width=13.7 m
| height=4.6 m
| weight=7,000 kg
| speed= 852 km/h

| armour=
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While Nakajima's main focused was on completing the [[Nakajima Kikka|Kikka]] as quickly as possibly to help counter the expected Allied invasion of the Japanese home islands. A second team lead Iwao Shibuya started development of another aircraft that more more closely followed the original design of the Me-262 called the Ki-201 Karyu (Fire Dragon). This aircraft would also incorporate more advanced equipment that was then in development such as the Ne-230 turbojet & Ho-155-II cannons. A prototype was expected to be finished & ready for testing in December 1945, however the war ended before work could start putting an end to the development of the Ki-201.

==References==
*[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nakajima_Ki-201 Wikipedia]
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File:Kikka.jpg

2018-03-15T08:32:11Z

Mig Eater: Ingame image of the Nakajima Kikka.

Ingame image of the Nakajima Kikka.

File:Ki201.jpg

2018-03-15T08:31:38Z

Mig Eater: Ingame image of the Nakajima Ki-201 Karyu.

Ingame image of the Nakajima Ki-201 Karyu.

Nakajima Ki-201 Karyu

2018-03-15T08:13:29Z

Mig Eater:

{{Unitinfo
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| type=[[Unit Types#Fighter|Fighter]]
| owner=[[Japan]]
| year=1945

| length=11.5 m
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| height=4.6 m
| weight=7,000 kg
| speed= 852 km/h

| armour=
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While Nakajima's main focused was on completing the [[Nakajima Kikka|Kikka]] as quickly as possibly to help counter the expected Allied invasion of the Japanese home islands. A second team lead Iwao Shibuya started development of another aircraft that more more closely followed the original design of the Me-262 called the Ki-201 Karyu (Fire Dragon). This aircraft would also incorporate more advanced equipment that was then in development such as the Ne-230 turbojet & Ho-155-II cannons. A prototype was expected to be finished & ready for testing in December 1945, however the war ended before any work on a prototype could be started.

==References==
*[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nakajima_Ki-201 Wikipedia]
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File:Ki201 plan.jpg

2018-03-15T08:07:19Z

Mig Eater: Diagram of the Nakajima Ki-201 Karyu.

Diagram of the Nakajima Ki-201 Karyu.

File:Ki201 plan.gif

2018-03-15T08:06:08Z

Mig Eater: Diagram of the Nakajima Ki-201 Karyu.

Diagram of the Nakajima Ki-201 Karyu.

Nakajima Kikka

2018-03-15T08:03:46Z

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In early 1944 the Japanese military attaché in Germany was shown the Me-262 along with several other advanced German aircraft. Impressed by these new designs he reported back to the Japanese high command on who then authorized him to open negotiations to buy a production licence for the Me-262 & Me-163. Documents for the two planes along with a complete Me-163 and other aircraft parts where then loaded onto the Japanese submarine I-29 in Lorient France and left on 16 April 1944 to take the perilous journey around Africa back to Japan. On 14 July 1944 the I-29 arrived in Singapore, several of the passages then disembarked and completed the rest of the trip by plane, taking some of the Me-262 documents along with them. Once resupplied I-29 also left Singapore to complete the finial part of it's journey back to Japan. While going through the Luzon Strait though the I-29 was intercepted & sunk by American forces. With the loss of the I-29 & the parts it carried the engineers at Nakajima only had the few documents flown from Singapore along with the memories of a few offices who had seen the Me-262 first hand to work with.

Even with this limited amount of information Nakajima started work on the Kikka in September 1944. Several changes where made to the original Me-262 design making it simpler and easier for manufacture in Japan including using more readily available materials such as wood. One major change was the addition of folding wings which would enable the aircraft to be concealed more easily. At first it was planed to fit the Kikka with the Ishikawajima Tsu-11 motorjet which was originally designed for use on the MXY7 Ohka kamikaze plane. Instead Ishikawajima started development of new jet engine specificity for use in the Kikka called the Ne-10, this design however was unable to produce enough thrust to power the Kikka. With this failure work moved to the Ne-20 which was a reverse engineered version of the German BMW 003, the engineers at Ishikawajima only had a few photographs and a cut-away drawing to work from though. Even with this limited amount of information they were able to produce a usable engine.

The first prototype was completed in June 1945 and after ground tests it took to the skies for it's first flight on 7 August 1945 with with Lieutenant Commander Susumu Takaoka piloting. The short flight went well but the Ne-20 required a long time to get the Kikka up to takeoff speed. To elevate this on the second test flight the Kikka was fitted with RATO (rocket assisted take off) units, unfortunately the rockets had been fitted at an incorrect angle resulting in the Kikka crashing during takeoff. Work started on repairing the damage but the war ended before they could finish. A second prototype was also nearing completion at the time the war ended, along with around 20 other airframes in various stages of completion. After the war American forces captured airframes number 3, 4 and 5, they where sent to Patuxent River Naval Air Base in America for testing. The prototypes where later cannibalized to make a single complete aircraft, which was then given to the Smithsonian National Air and Space Museum. The Museum kept it in storage for many years but it has recently been moved it to the Steven F. Udvar-Hazy Center for restoration work.

==Notes==

The Kikka is sometimes incorrectly referred to as the J9N1 or J9Y, these are unofficial post-war designations based on the Japanese wartime naming convention. The name Kikka is also somewhat incorrect, the original Japanese name 橘花 is Kitsuka when translated into Rōmaji/English. Kikka is instead the phonetical translation from Japanese into English. It's unknown how this translation error came into common use but it was presumably from US intelligence reports, which have been repeated by historians ever since.

==References==

*[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nakajima_Kikka Wikipedia]
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File:Kikka me262.png

2018-03-15T08:02:58Z

Mig Eater: Diagram of the Nakajima Kikka & Me-262.

Diagram of the Nakajima Kikka & Me-262.

File:Kikka 04.jpg

2018-03-15T08:02:26Z

Mig Eater: Photo of the Nakajima Kikka.

Photo of the Nakajima Kikka.