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    japanese tanks and armored vehicles

    2. Japanese designation systems part 2 G) Some japanese vocabulary regarding vehicles: Sha = Vehicle Sensha = short for sento sha =...
    Post by: tom!, Dec 26, 2018 in forum: The Tanks of World War 2
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    japanese tanks and armored vehicles

    2. Japanese designation systems part 1 The Imperial Japanese Army (IJA) and the Imperial Japanese Navy (IJN) used several designation systems...
    Post by: tom!, Dec 26, 2018 in forum: The Tanks of World War 2
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    japanese tanks and armored vehicles

    Introduction: The japanese Army (IJA) had a lot of military observers on the European battlefields during WW1 which gathered many informations...
    Post by: tom!, Dec 26, 2018 in forum: The Tanks of World War 2
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    japanese tanks and armored vehicles

    Hi. The following list shows the structure of the whole thread. It might be subject of changes as I try to update the texts continuously....
    Post by: tom!, Dec 26, 2018 in forum: The Tanks of World War 2
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    japanese tanks and armored vehicles

    Hi. Well there are "some" more than the previously discussed tanks and quite a lot armored vehicles. The Word script for the thread is 171 pages...
    Post by: tom!, Dec 26, 2018 in forum: The Tanks of World War 2
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    New to this Forum (again)

    Hi. I´m new here but an old member of the discontinued TanksinWorldWar2-Forum. My special interest is the japanese military forces from 1930 -...
    Thread by: tom!, Dec 26, 2018, 12 replies, in forum: ☆☆ New Recruits ☆☆
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    japanese tanks and armored vehicles

    Hi. After some time I finally found the new tanks in WW2 Forum and I also managed to sign in after some problems.... Anyone interested in this...
    Thread by: tom!, Dec 26, 2018, 82 replies, in forum: The Tanks of World War 2
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    I know its a dumb question but...how many of you have fired a real gun?

    Hi. The only weapons I ever had in my hands were a soft-air rifle and an inert Bundeswehr Panzerfaust 3.... Yours tom! :wink:
    Post by: tom!, Dec 13, 2007 in forum: The Guns Galore Section
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    Japanese forces

    Hi. I don´t think it was a G4M as these bombers were too useful as Okha-carrier. And the impact hole is small (compared with the men above),...
    Post by: tom!, Nov 9, 2007 in forum: World War 2
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    comic japanese tanks??

    Hi. The "handrail" is the antenna of the onboard wireless equipment (type 94 radio) ...... :grin: Yours tom! :wink:
    Post by: tom!, Aug 25, 2007 in forum: The Tanks of World War 2
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    comic japanese tanks??

    Hi. A nice japanese comic strip about the Malayan/Singapore campaign 1941/42. There are often military topics combined with manga-style comics...
    Post by: tom!, Aug 24, 2007 in forum: The Tanks of World War 2
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    Japanese forces

    Hi. For general and specific infos try axis history forum for naval and airforce subjects try J-aircraft forums For army weapons...
    Post by: tom!, Aug 19, 2007 in forum: World War 2
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    the armor on japanese tanks

    Hi. The new tanks designed, tested and produced after 1941 were simply out of date as the lessons of Nomonhan and the european battlefields...
    Post by: tom!, Aug 19, 2007 in forum: The Tanks of World War 2
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    Lessons learned from the Russo-Japanese war

    Hi. The japanese army learned at least the following: 1. The numbers of artillery they fielded were too low and the average caliber was too...
    Post by: tom!, Jul 20, 2007 in forum: Pre-World War 2 Armour
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    *T* - Type 97 medium tank Chi-Ha - Yushukan Museum, Japan

    Hi. Vehicle type japanese Type 97 medium tank Chi-Ha Current location Yushukan Museum (Yasukuni Shrine), Tokyo, Japan Condition...
    Thread by: tom!, Jun 24, 2007, 0 replies, in forum: Preserved Military Vehicle Registry Project
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    *T* - tanks at JGSDF Ordnance School, Tsuchiura

    Hi. Vehicle type US Landing Vehicle Tracked LVT-5 (post war version) Current location Japanese Ground Self Defence Force Ordnance School...
    Post by: tom!, Jun 24, 2007 in forum: Preserved Military Vehicle Registry Project
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    *T* - tanks at JGSDF Ordnance School, Tsuchiura

    Hi. Vehicle type US Tank Hunter M36 (post war version) Current location Japanese Ground Self Defence Force Ordnance School Tsuchiura,...
    Post by: tom!, Jun 24, 2007 in forum: Preserved Military Vehicle Registry Project
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    *T* - tanks at JGSDF Ordnance School, Tsuchiura

    Hi. Vehicle type US medium tank M4A3 (post war version) Current location Japanese Ground Self Defence Force Ordnance School Tsuchiura,...
    Post by: tom!, Jun 24, 2007 in forum: Preserved Military Vehicle Registry Project
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    *T* - tanks at JGSDF Ordnance School, Tsuchiura

    Hi. Vehicle type japanese Type 3 medium tank Chi-Nu Current location Japanese Ground Self Defence Force Ordnance School Tsuchiura, Kanto...
    Post by: tom!, Jun 24, 2007 in forum: Preserved Military Vehicle Registry Project
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    *T* - tanks at JGSDF Ordnance School, Tsuchiura

    Hi. Vehicle type japanese Type 89 medium tank, version otsu Current location Japanese Ground Self Defence Force Ordnance School...
    Thread by: tom!, Jun 24, 2007, 4 replies, in forum: Preserved Military Vehicle Registry Project
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