- Description
- The T-34 is a Medium Tank and one of the most influential armored vehicles of the Second World War, designed in the Soviet Union and produced in enormous numbers from 1940 onward. Its sloped armour, wide tracks, and 76mm F-34 gun set the template for postwar Soviet tank design. The 30-tonne tracked vehicle is crewed by four — driver, gunner, bow gunner, and loader — and powered by a Model V-2-34 diesel producing 500 horsepower for 16.7 hp/t and 55 km/h.
Main armament is the 76mm F-34 with a coaxial 7.62mm DT-28; the gunner has 2.5x telescope and periscope sights and no stabilizer or rangefinder. The bow gunner operates a second 7.62mm DT-28. The baseline T-34 balances mobility, protection, and firepower and was the backbone of Red Army armored forces before the introduction of the T-34-85.
- Locomotion
- Tracked
- Supported classes
- Crewman
- Obtainment
- Free
| Team/Loadout | WW2 |
|---|---|
| Tier 1 |
| Weight | 30 t |
| Seating capacity | 4 |
| Driver | 1 |
| Gunner | 1 |
| Bow gunner | 1 |
| Loader | 1 |
| Max speed | |
| Forward | 55 km/h |
| Backward | 8.4 km/h |
| Engine | Model V-2-34 |
| Type | Diesel |
| Max RPM | 1,800 RPM |
| Horsepower | 500 hp |
| Power-to-weight ratio | 16.7 hp/t |
| Transmission | |
| Forward gears | 5 |
| Reverse gears | 1 |
| Lower front plate | 105 mm–200 mm |
| Upper front plate | 91 mm–230 mm |
| Left cheek | 61 mm–250 mm |
| Right cheek | 61 mm–250 mm |
| Mantlet | 46 mm–136 mm |
| Hull side | 45 mm–52 mm |
| Traversal | |
| Horizontal speed | 25 deg/s |
| Vertical speed | 4 deg/s |
| Vertical limits | -5° / 15° |
Telescope sight
| Rangefinder | None |
| Zoom | 2.5x |
Periscope sight
| Rangefinder | None |
| Zoom | 2.5x |
Feature: Stabilizer
| Traversal | |
| Mouse aim | Yes |
| Horizontal speed | 60 deg/s |
| Vertical speed | 60 deg/s |
| Vertical limits | -10° / 10° |
7.62mm DT-28
| Reload speed | 6s |
| Magazine size | 63 |
| Ammo | Max |
| AP | * |
| Ammo models | |
| MG ammo | 5 |
ID: "T-34"
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