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List of World War II military vehicles by country

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List of Second World War military vehicles by country, showing numbers produced in parentheses.

Contents

[edit] Australia

[edit] Tanks

[edit] Armoured cars

[edit] Scout cars

[edit] Canada

[edit] Tanks

  • Tank, Cruiser, Ram (2,993) (Regular tank not used in combat, specialist models used)
  • Badger - a flame tank version of the Ram

[edit] Self-propelled artillery

[edit] Armoured personnel carriers

[edit] Armoured cars

[edit] External links

[edit] France

[edit] Tanks

[edit] Armoured reconnaissance tanks

[edit] Light tanks

[edit] Medium tanks

[edit] Cavalry tanks

[edit] Armoured combat tanks

[edit] Heavy tanks

[edit] Germany

See also

[edit] Tanks

[edit] Light tanks

[edit] Medium tanks

[edit] Heavy tanks

[edit] Armoured cars

[edit] Half-tracks

[edit] Self-propelled artillery

[edit] Assault guns

[edit] Tank destroyers

[edit] Self-propelled anti-aircraft guns

[edit] Teletanks

  • The Germans were known to have used one particular type of remote-controlled tank that packed enough explosives to destroy an American M4 Sherman Tank.

[edit] Italy

[edit] Tankettes

  • Carro Veloce L3/33 (CV-33) (760)
  • Carro Veloce L3/35 (CV-35) (1,740)

[edit] Tanks

[edit] Light tanks

[edit] Medium tanks

[edit] Heavy tanks

[edit] Tank destroyers

  • Semovente M40 47/32
  • Semovente M41 90/53

[edit] Self-propelled guns

[edit] Armoured cars

[edit] Japan

[edit] Tankettes

[edit] Tanks

[edit] Light tanks

[edit] Medium tanks

[edit] Heavy tanks

[edit] Amphibious tanks

  • Type 2 Ka-Mi
  • Type 3 Ka-Chi

[edit] Self-propelled guns

  • Type 1 75 mm SPH Ho-Ni I
  • Type 1 105 mm SPH Ho-Ni II
  • Type 3 Gun Tank Ho-Ni III
  • Type 4 150 mm SPH Ho-Ro

[edit] New Zealand

[edit] Converted tractors

[edit] Light tanks

[edit] Poland

[edit] Tankettes

[edit] Tanks

[edit] Armored Cars

[edit] Artillery tractors

[edit] Cars and Lories

[edit] Soviet Union

Source: Zaloga (1984:125, 225). See also Soviet armored fighting vehicle production during World War II.

[edit] Tankettes

  • T-27 (~400 pre-war)

[edit] Tanks

[edit] Amphibious tanks

  • T-37 (~2,400 pre-war)
  • T-38 (~1,200 pre-war)
  • T-40 (222 pre-war)

[edit] Light tanks

[edit] Medium tanks

  • T-28 (500 pre-war+12)
  • T-34 (967 pre-war)
    • T-34-76 (35,119)
    • T-34-85 (29,430)
  • T-44 (200)

[edit] Heavy tanks

[edit] Teletanks (remotely controlled tanks)

[edit] Self-propelled guns

[edit] Rocket artillery

[edit] Anti-aircraft

[edit] Armoured cars

4,819 of all models, pre-war

[edit] Amphibious armoured cars

[edit] Half-tracks

[edit] Aerosans

[edit] Artillery tractors

[edit] Improvised AFVs

[edit] Motor vehicles

  • [All types] (272,600 pre-war)

[edit] United Kingdom

[edit] Tanks

[edit] Light tanks

[edit] Medium tanks

[edit] Heavy tanks

[edit] Cruiser tanks

[edit] Infantry tanks

[edit] Self-propelled guns

[edit] Armoured personnel carriers

[edit] Armoured cars

[edit] United States

[edit] Tanks

[edit] Light tanks

[edit] Medium tanks

  • Medium Tank M3 (7,533) (General Lee in British service, name adopted by America; General Grant name of adapted M3 purchaed from American by the United Kingdom)
  • Medium Tank M4 (58,000) (General Sherman in British service, name adopted by America)

[edit] Heavy tanks

[edit] Self-propelled guns

[edit] Armoured personnel carriers

[edit] Armoured cars

[edit] Amphibious

[edit] References

  • Zaloga, Steven J., James Grandsen (1984). Soviet Tanks and Combat Vehicles of World War Two. Arms and Armour Press, London. ISBN 0-85368-606-8.

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