ULAN (Poland, Tier-9, HT, premium)
After World War II, Poland was left with an almost unprotected Baltic Sea coastline. As a result, the naval command considered the development of a coastal defense tank capable of engaging enemy ships in gun duels. To maximize its firepower per salvo, the tank was designed with a dual-barrel configuration. A large welded turret with an extended rear compartment was developed to accommodate an increased ammunition load.
To enhance the rate of fire, each gun was equipped with a mechanized loader and operated by a dedicated loader. Unfortunately, the project never progressed beyond the conceptual stage, as coastal artillery was gradually rendered obsolete by more effective anti-ship missile systems.
