M3A3 Stuart (USA, Tier-3, LT, premium) entered the WoT Supertest on Friday.
The tank is very old. It was first shown as a leaked icon at the supertest almost 12 years ago. Now it is the same tank, but only with an updated model.
The tank has quite good gun performance compared to its classmates and especially to the M3 Light.
Perhaps it will go to the New Year 2025.
Average damage: 40/40/50
Average armor penetration (mm): 56/78/19
Rate of fire (rounds/min): 30
Loading of the gun (sec): 2
Turret Traverse Speed (deg/s): 45,89
Hull Traverse Speed (deg/s): 45.89
Gun elevation/depression (deg): -10/20
Aiming time (sec): 1.44
Accuracy at 100 m: 0.37
Average damage per minute: 1,200
Strength (HP): 460
Hull Armor (frontal/side/rear in mm): 25/25/25
Turret Armor (frontal/side/rear in mm): 38/32/32
Track Repair time (sec): 10.03
Maximum weight of the machine(t): 14.7/16
Engine power (hp): 262
Specific power (hp/t): 17.82
Max. speed/reverse (km/h): 61/20
Stationary vehicle camo (%): 14.42/4.33
Moving Vehicle camo (%): 14.42/4.33
View Range (m): 340
Historical Reference:
A further development of the M3 light tank with a differently shaped welded hull that made the volume of the fighting compartment significantly larger and improved the crew’s comfort. Meanwhile, removing the glacis plate with huge hatches gave the hull greater shell resistance. Mass production continued from January through September 1943. A total of 3,427 tanks were produced in this period, 2,045 of which were sent to the UK under the name Stuart V. The M3A3 saw action in World War II, the Chinese Civil War, the First Indochina War, and the Portuguese Colonial War. The leading states removed the tank from service after WWII, but it was used by other countries, which kept it in service until the 1990s. Certain countries, for instance Paraguay, use it to this day.
Crew of 4 people: Commander (Loader); Gunner; Driver; Radio operator.
Almost certainly holidays lootbox padding, like the other two low tier tanks previewed these days.