I’ve noticed for awhile now that any Italian mains are unable to effectivly take tanks outside of BR I-II since well… There is no other tanks for Italy outside of BR I. A simple solution would be to give Italy another tank, the Carro Armato P40.
Quick Background: The Carro Armato P40 was an Italian heavy tank used during WWII (Usually defined as a medium tank compared to other nations). It’s armament included a 75 mm gun and a 8 mm Breda machine gun, along with an optional machine gun in an anti-aircraft mount. It’s initial design started in 1940 but very few were built by the time Italy signed the armistice with the Allies in September 1943 and the few that were produced afterwards were used by the Germans.
Heres some of the basic specifications:
Armor
- Hull: 50 mm Front, 45 mm Sides, 40 mm Rear
- Turret: 60 mm Front, 45 mm Sides & Rear
Weapons
- Primary: Anslado 75 mm L/34 gun
- Secondary: 1-2 8 mm Breada 38 machine guns (Depending if the extra one is added)
Speed
- Max Speed: 40 km/h (on road)
- Operational Range: 280 km (170 mi)
Other Specifications
- Length: 5.80 Meters
- Width: 2.80 Meters
- Height: 2.5 Meters
- Weight: 26 Tons
- Crew Capacity: 4 (Commander/ Gunner, Loader, Driver, Radio Operator)
- Engine: V-12 SPA 342 Diesel (24 litre)
- BR III
Would you like to see the Carro Armato P40 added to Germanys TT?
- Yes
- No
