Think I've found it on Google but it doesn't give me a name aside from Japanese 18 ton expermental tank. The first one they ever built
That would be it. It was known as Prototype No.1, or Prototype 91 in its second phase modification ( which the picture shows ). It later developed into the Type 95 Heavy Tank.
Allright, heres a question from me. What russian division survived stalingrad with onyl 100 survivors??
Could it be 13th Guards Rifles Division? BTW it's almost impossible to find reliable data on Russian losses.
Busdriver is correct!! The 13th guards suffered tumultous casualties especialy when undergoing the crossing of the Volga to the western side of Stalingrad. They fought heroicaly though despite receiving more than 70percent casualties in the first days.
Ok, heres another question. In what island did a type97 Japanese tank used as a pillbox obliterate a much more powerful Sherman 75 with a darn lucky shot through the barrel?
Nope. Heres a hint: 8 medium tanks were used by the marines landing in the island. The first time marines used a medium tank. Second hint: the battle lasted only 5 days and was one of the bloodiest landings in the pacific.
Heres another one. In what island did the Japenes garrison commander decide to act smart and not finsih the battle with a suicidal banzai charge?