Type 95 Ha Go

Type 95 Ha Go. OverviewHistory and developmentDesignType 95 HaGō Type 95 HaGō on display at the United States Army Ordnance Museum Place of origin Empire of Japan Specifications Weight 7400 kilograms Length 438 m Width 206 meters Height 218 meters Crew 3 Primary armament Type 94 37 mm gun Secondary armament Type 91 65 mm machine gun or 2 x Type 97 77 mm machine gun Engine Mitsubishi NVD 6120 aircoole Text under.

The Type 95 HaGo is a Japanese light tank used during World War II It is seen in Medal of Honor Rising Sun and Medal of Honor Pacific Assault It is armed with a Type 94 37mm Main Cannon as well as a Type 91 65mm Machine Gun.

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TYPE 95 HAGO Japan/Mitsubishi Niigata Tekkosho Kobe Seikosho Kokura Rikugun Zoheisho 2 x Type 97 77mm Machine Guns (Bow & Turret Rear) 119 x 37mm & 2940 x 77mm The HaGo was the most numerous Japanese tank of the period.

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DescriptionVariantsHistoryThe Type 95 HaGo first entered service with the Imperial Japanese Army in 1935 and it was a good design at the time Reliability was good and facing illprepared troops in China made it that much more effective It was used by the Imperial Japanese Aarmy from 19351945 Such notable uses were in Tarawa Malaya and Saipan Especially in Malaya where British forces believed tan.

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The Type 95 “HaGo” was a light tank design primarily utilized by the Imperial Japanese Army (IJA) during World War 2 She was fielded earlier during the Second SinoJapanese War between China and Japan but clearly made her mark in the upcoming global conflict against both British and American forces across Southern Asia and the Pacific.