World War 2+ || Alpha

Light Tanks:
• Fiat 2000,
• Medio M11/39,
• Medio M13/40,
• Medio M14/41,
• Medio M15/42.

Medium Tanks:
• P26/40.

Tankette
• CV.33,
• CV.35,
• CV.38,
• Breda 20mm,
• L6/40.

Self-Propelled:
• Semovente M40 da 47/32,
• Semovente M41,
• Semovente M41 da 75/18,
• Semovente M42 da 75/34,
• Semovente M42 da 75/46,
• Semovente M43 da 105/25,
• Semovente M41M da 90-53.

Pistols:
• MAB Model A,
• MAB Model D,
• Model 1935,
• Ruby Pistol,
• Star Model 24.

Revolvers:
• MAS 1873,
• Model 1892.

Rifles:
• Berthier M1907/15 M16,
• Mousqueton M1916,
• Fusil M1916,
• Fusil MAS-36,
• Lebel 1886/93.

Submachine Gun:
• ETVS,
• Erma EMP-35,
• MAS-38,
• Suomi KP/-31.

Machine Guns:
• Chauchat,
• Darne,
• FM-24/29,
• Hotchkiss M1909,
• Hotchkiss M1914,
• Hotchkiss M1922,
• MAC 1931,
• MAC 1934,
• Madsen,
• Model 1924/1929D.

Grenades:
• F1

Field uniform of the French forces: The uniform consisted of a tunic and trousers of a sand or beige color. Regular soldiers wore green helmets, while officers wore blue or red berets or peaked caps that matched the uniform. Chestnut-colored boots or shoes were worn.

Equipment: Equipment was stored in a sand-colored shoulder strap and backpack.

Ranks and insignia: Each company had its own stamped metal emblem and shoulder straps.

Light Tanks:
• Renault FT-17,
• Renault H35,
• Renault H38,
• Renault H39,
• Renault H40,
• Hotchkiss H35,
• Hotchkiss H38,
• Hotchkiss H39,
• FCM 36,
• AMX 38,
• Batignolles-Chatillon DP-2,
• Batignolles-Chatillon 1935.

Wheeled tanks:
• Panhard 178,
• Panhard 178B,
• Somua AMR. 39.

Cavalry Tanks:
• Somua S35,
• Somua S40,
• AMX 40.

Medium Tanks:
• Renault D-2,
• Renault B1,
• Renault B1-bis,
• Renault B1 ter.

Heavy Tanks:
• FCM 2C.

Super Heavy Tanks:
• Char 2C.

SPG: Artillery Guns:
• Renault FT.

Swords and Bayonet:
• Gunto swords,
• Type 30 Bayonet,
• Type 4 Bayonet,
• Type 2 Bayonet,
• Pole bayonet,
• Bamboo Spear.

Pistols:
• Type A,
• Type 94,
• Type 14,
• Type 19 "North China",
• Type B,
• Hino-Komuro,
• Sugiura,
• Inagaki,
• Hamada type.

Submachine gun:
• Type 100 SMG,
• Model 1,
• Model 2.

Rifles:
• Type 30,
• Type 35,
• Type 38,
• Type 44,
• Type 71,
• Type 1 TERA,
• Type 2 TERA,
• Type 99,
• Type 99 Sniper,
• Type 4,
• Type 5.

Machine Gun:
• Type 11,
• Type 89,
• Type 97,
• Type 96,
• Type 99,
• Type 91,
• Type 92,
• Type 3,
• Type 2.

Grenade:
• Type 97,
• Type 98,
• Type 3,
• Type 4.

Field uniform of the Imperial Japanese Army: Japanese soldiers wore sand-colored uniforms: Type 90, Type 98 (officers). There were also tropical versions. A single set included a uniform coat, trousers, greatcoat, and cape. All versions were produced in wool and cotton versions for both cold and warm climates.
Due to the large stockpiles of early uniforms held in warehouses, a single soldier often wore items from all three types. Soldiers wore Type 92 helmets and sand-colored caps with earflaps.

Personal items: Soldiers wore sand-colored shoulder harnesses and belts with shoulder straps. Sand-colored backpacks were slung behind their backs.

Light Tanks:
• Type 2 Ka-Mi,
• Type 3 Ka-Chi,
• Type 98A Ke-Ni,
• Type 98B Ke-Ni,
• Type 4 Ke-Nu
• Type 97 Te-Ke,
• Type 92,
• Type 94,
• Type 95 Ha-Go,
• Type 2 Ho-i.

Medium Tanks:
• Type 89,
• Type 89A,
• Type 89B,
• Type 3 Chi-Nu,
• Type 4 Chi-To,
• Type 97 Chi-Ha,
• Type 1 Chi-He.

Heavy Tanks:
• Type 95 Ro-Go.

Self-Propelled Guns:
• Type 1 Ho-Ni I,
• Type 1 Ho-Ni II,
• Type 3 Ho-Ni III.

Knifes:
• Fairbairn–Sykes fighting knife,
• Pattern 1907 bayonet,
• Smatchet,
• Kukri.

Pistols:
• Welrod,
• Webley No.I Mk.I,
• Colt M1911A1,
• Browning FN-Inglis.

Revolvers:
• Enfield No.2 Mk.1,
• Smith & Wesson Model 10,
• Webley Revolver,
• Colt New Service,
• Colt Official Police.

Rifles:
• De Lisle,
• Enfield P14,
• Enfield M1917,
• Lee Enfield no. 1 Mk. III,
• Rifle, No.4 Mk.1,
• Lee–Enfield no. 5 Mk. I.

Submachine Gun:
• MP-28,
• Sten,
• M1 Thompson,
• Sterling/Patchett Machine Carbine Mk. 1,
• BSA Welgun,
• Oven Gun.

Machine Gun:
• Bren,
• Lewis,
• Browning Automatic Rifle,
• Vickers,
• Browning M1919,
• Browning M2,
• Vickers "K".

Grenades:
• No.36M Mk.1
• No. 68/AT,
• No. 69 Mk.1,
• No. 76,
• No. 73,
• No. 74 ST,
• No. 75,
• No. 77,
• No. 82.

Summer Field Uniform: British soldiers wore dark sand-colored trousers and a blouse, usually over which they wore a brown leather shoulder belt or a green ammunition belt. They wore black boots or shoes, and a green Mk. I helmet, which could have a net for camouflage.

Winter Field Uniform: The white combat blouse and trousers were complemented by a warm fur coat or leather raincoat, sometimes a white helmet cover, and insulated boots.

Senior Command Field Equipment: The field equipment of captains and ordinary soldiers was virtually identical, except that senior soldiers could wear red caps, officer's caps, and berets matching the color of their field uniform (except for winter) instead of Mk. I helmets.

Accessories: Soldiers carry canvas backpacks containing food and ammunition, which can also be attached to shoulder belts and shoulder straps.

Ranks and insignia: The rank insignia is worn on the left shoulder of all personnel and on shoulder straps.

Light Tanks:
• Vickers 6 Mk. I Type A,
• Vickers 6 Mk. I Type B,
• Mark I,
• Mark II,
• Mark IIB,
• Mark III,
• Mark IV,
• Mark V,
• Mark VIA,
• Mark VIB
• Mark VI AA,
• Mark VIC,
• Tetrach Mk. I,
• Tetrach Mk. I CS,
• Tetrach Mk. I DD,
• Vickers-Carden-Loyd (M1931) A4E11,
• Vickers-Carden-Loyd (M1931) A4E12.

Medium Tanks:
• Mark A Whippet,
• Mark IA,
• Mark I CS,
• Mark II,
• Mark II CS,
• A9 Mark I (Cruiser),
• A13 Mark III (Cruiser),
• A13 Mark IV,
• A13 Mark IVA,
• Covenanter Mk. I,
• Covenanter Mk. I CS,
• Covenanter Mk. II,
• Covenanter Mk. III,
• Crusader Mk. I,
• Crusader Mk. I CS,
• Crusader Mk. II,
• Crusader Mk. III,
• Cavalier,
• Cavalier OP,
• Cromwell Mk. I,
• Cromwell Mk. III,
• Cromwell Mk. IV,
• Cromwell Mk. IVDw,
• Cromwell Mk. VI CS,
• Cromwell Mk. VII,
• Cromwell Mk. VIII CS,
• Challenger,
• Comet I,
• Comet I Crocodile,
• Sherman Firefly.

Infantry Tanks:
• Matilda Mk. II,
• Matilda Mk. II CS,
• Matilda Mk. III,
• Matilda Mk. III CS,
• Matilda Mk. IV Frog,
• Matilda Mk. V,
• Valentine Mk. I,
• Valentine Mk. II,
• Valentine Mk. III,
• Valentine Mk. IV,
• Valentine Mk. V,
• Valentine Mk. VI,
• Valentine Mk. VIA,
• Valentine Mk. VII,
• Valentine Mk. VII DD,
• Valentine Mk. VIII,
• Valentine Mk. VIII DD,
• Valentine Mk. IX,
• Valentine Mk. X,
• Valentine Mk. XI,
• Churchill Mk. I,
• Churchill Mk. II,
• Churchill Mk. II CS,
• Churchill Mk. III,
• Churchill Mk. IV,
• Churchill Mk. IV NA75,
• Churchill Mk. V,
• Churchill Mk. VI,
• Churchill Mk. VII,
• Churchill Mk. VII Crocodile,
• Churchill Mk. VIII,
• Churchill Mk. IX,
• Churchill Mk. X,
• Churchill Mk. X (LT),
• Churchill Mk. XI.

Self-propelled Guns:
• Crusader AA Mk. I,
• Crusader AA Mk. III,
• Achilles Mk. I,
• Achilles Mk. II,
• Achilles Mk. IC,
• Achilles Mk. IIC,
• Archer,
• Centaur AA,
• Bishop.

Knifes:
• Mark I trench knife,
• M1 bayonet,
• M1917 bayonet,
• M3 fighting knife,
• M4 bayonet,
• Ka-bar,
• Bolo knife,
• Bowie knife,
• United States Marine Raider stiletto,
• V-42 stiletto.

Pistols:
• Colt M1911,
• Colt M1903.

Revolvers:
• Colt New Service Revolver,
• Colt M1917,
• Colt Official Police,
• Smith & Wesson Model 10.

Submachine Gun:
• M1 Thompson,
• M2 Hyde,
• M3,
• M3A1,
• M50 Reising,
• M55 Reising,
• United Defense M42.

Rifles:
• Springfield M1903,
• M1903A4 Sniper,
• M1 Garand,
• M1917 Enfield,
• M1941 Johnson,
• Krag–Jørgensen,
• Winchester M1895,
• Winchester Model 70,
• Remington Model 8.

Carabine:
• M1 Carbine,
• Marlin M1984,
• Winchester M1894.

Shotguns:
• Winchester Model 1912,
• Browning Auto,
• Remington 10,
• Remington 31,
• Stevens M520-30,
• Ithaca 37,
• Winchester M1897,

Grenades and grenade launchers:
• M7 grenade launcher,
• M1 frangible grenade,
• M1 grenade adapter,
• Frangible Grenade M1,
• M9 rifle grenade,
• Mk 2 grenade,
• MK3 grenade,
• AN-M8 smoke grenade.

Machine Guns:
• Browning M1917A1,
• Browning M1918A2,
• Browning M1919A4/A6,
• M1941 Johnson Light Machine Gun (LMG).

Summer Military Uniform: American soldiers wore olive-drab trousers, shirts, and brown boots. They also wore M1943 and M1941 field uniforms in olive and gray. Leather shoulder harnesses with equipment were worn over the uniform, and so on. They wore green helmets or caps in the summer.

Insulated Uniform: The summer uniform was complemented by warm gaiters, leather jackets, and water-repellent fur coats with stand-up collars.

Accessories: Soldiers wore olive-drab shoulder harnesses for equipment, duffel bags, and provincial backpacks to match the uniform.

Distinction and Awards: Company badges were worn on the left shoulder, and awards were worn on the chest.

Light Tanks:
• M1918,
• M1917,
• M1917A1,
• M2A1,
• M2A2,
• M2A3,
• M2A4,
• M3 Stuart,
• M3A1 Stuart,
• M3A1 Satan,
• M3A3 Stuart,
• M5A1 Stuart,
• M22 Locust,
• M24 Chaffee,
• T1E1,
• T21.

Medium Tanks:
• M4 Sherman,
• M2A1 Sherman,
• M4(75) Sherman,
• M4(75) Sherman DD,
• M4(75) Sherman Calliope,
• M4A1(75),
• M4A2(75),
• M4A3(75),
• M4A3(75)W Calliope,
• M4A4(75),
• M4A6(75),
• M4A1(76),
• M4A1(76) HVSS,
• M4A2(76),
• M4A3E4(76),
• M4A3(76) HVSS,
• M4A3E2(76) Jumbo,
• M4(105) Sherman,
• M4(105) HVSS Sherman,
• M4A3(105),
• M4A3(105) HVSS,
• M3 Lee,
• M3A1 Lee,
• M3A2 Lee,
• M3A3 Lee,
• M3A4 Lee,
• M3A5 Grant 2.

Heavy Tanks:
• M26 Persing,
• M26E1 Pershing,
• M26A1 Pershing.

SPG: Tank Destroyed:
• M10 Wolverine,
• M10A1 Wolverines,
• M36 GMC,
• M36B1 GMC,
• M18 Hellcat.

SPG: Armored Artillery:
• M8 Scott,
• M12,
• M7 Priest,
• M40 GMC,
• M43 HMC,
• T1 HMC,
• T3 HMC.

Land Vehicles Tracked:
• LVT(A)-1,
• LVT(A)-4,
• LVT(A)-5.

Knifes:
• NP-40,
• ABS-36.

Pistols:
• Nagan M1895,
• TT-33,
• Korovin Pistol,
• Colt M1911.

Rifles:
• Mosin-Nagan M1891/30,
• Mosin-Nagan M1938,
• Mosin-Nagan M1944,
• Tokarev SVT-38,
• Tokarev SVT-40,
• Tokarev AVT-40,
• ADS-36 Simonov,
• Fedorov Avtomat.

Submachine Guns:
• PPD-34,
• PPD-38,
• PPD-40,
• PPSh-40,
• PPSh-42,
• PPSh-43.

Machine Gun:
• DP-27,
• DS-39,
• SG-43 Gorunov,
• PM M1910,
• DShK 1938,
• Maxim-Tokarev.

Grenade:
• F1,
• RG-41,
• RG-42,
• RGD-33.

Anti-Tank Grenade:
• RPG-40,
• RPG-41,
• RPG-43,
• RPG-6.

Uniform: Soviet soldiers wore green field jackets or tunics with shoulder straps on both sides, along with green trousers. Some complemented these with leather belts and belted vests. Soldiers wore green SH-36, SH-39, SH-40 helmets, field caps, and green forage caps, while officers wore peaked caps with a red star.

Winter Uniform: The winter uniform consisted of insulated greatcoats and fur coats. In Finland, white was used instead of green, and the hat included a fur hat with earflaps.

Footwear: Black high boots and boots were worn.

Equipment: Leather belts, often brown, hung from their belts, holding pouches and magazines for weapons, but also canteens. Others carried duffel bags with food and extra ammunition.

Equipment was individual, and each soldier could wear any headgear they wanted.

Awards and Insignia: Soviet soldiers wore shoulder straps denoting their rank, a red star, and, for some, awards on their chests.

Light Tanks:
• T-16,
• T-18 (1927),
• T-18 (1930),
• T-18 (45 mm.),
• T-26 (1931),
• T-26 (1933),
• T-26 (BT-2 turret),
• T-26 (1934),
• T-26 (1935),
• T-26 (1936),
• T-26E (1937),
• T-26 (1938),
• T-26 (1939),
• T-26-1,
• T-26A,
• T-37A (1933),
• T-37A (1934),
• T-37TU (1934),
• T-38 (1936),
• T-38 (20mm ShVAK),
• T-38M2,
• T-40 (1940),
• T-40S,
• T-30,
• T-41,
• T-50,
• T-50 (LKZ),
• T-60 (1941),
• T-60 (1942),
• T-70 (1942),
• T-80.

Fast Tanks;
• BT-1,
• BT-2,
• BT-5,
• BT-5A,
• BT-7,
• BT-7A,
• BT-7M,
• RBT-5.

Medium Tanks;
• T-12,
• T-24,
• T-28,
• T-34/57,
• T-34/76,
• T-34/85,
• T-44.

Heavy Tanks:
• T-35,
• KV-1,
• KV-1S,
• KV-2,
• KV-85,
• IS-1,
• IS-2,
• IS-2M,
• IS-3,

SPG: Tank Destroyed:
• SU-76,
• SU-76M,
• SU-85,
• SU-85M,
• SU-S-34-1,
• SU-100,
• SU-100M,
• SU-101,
• ZiS-30,
• KhTZ-16.

SPG: Armored Artillery:
• AT-1,
• SU-26,
• SU-5-2,
• SU-5-3,
• SU-8,
• T-40 BM-8-24 Katyusha,
• SU-11,

• SU-14,
• SU-122,
• SU-122-3,
• SU-152,
• ISU-152,
• ISU-122,
• ISU-122S,
• SP-T-18.

Light Armored Cars:
• BA-20,
• BA-64,
• BA-64B.

Heavy Armored Cars:
• BA-3,
• BA-6,
• BA-11.

Knifes:
• Seitengewehr 42,
• Seitengewehr 98,
• S84/98 III bayonet.

Pistols:
• Luger P08,
• Mauser C96.

Rifles:
• Gewerh 24(t),
• Gewerh 41 (W),
• Gewerh 98/40,
• Karabiner 43,
• Karabiner 98a,
• Karabiner 98b,
• Karabiner 98k,
• STG-44,
• Maschinenkarabiner 42(W),
• Maschinenkarabiner 42(H).

Submachine Guns:
• MP-18,
• MP-28,
• MP-38,
• MP-40,
• MP-41.

Machine Guns:
• MG-08,
• MG-15,
• MG-30,
• MG-34,
• MG-42,
• MG-45.

Anti-Tanks Gun:
• RPzB 54,
• RPzB 43,
• PzB 39,
• PzB 38,
• Panzerfaust.

Grenades:
• Stielhandgranate Model 1924,
• Stielhandgranate Model 1943.

Classic Field Uniform: Gray M36, M40, M41, M43, and M44 jackets with gray trousers and a gray helmet. A black magazine belt vest is included.

Officer's Field Uniform: Gray jacket and gray trousers with a gray officer's cap.

Shirts: Under their jackets, all wore M43 or civilian shirts.

Winter Clothing: In winter, Wehrmacht soldiers wore gray greatcoats and knee-length coats, as well as fur coats and leather cloaks.

Headgear: In addition to gray M35 helmets, soldiers wore gray forage caps, M43 field kepis, and soft field caps for soldiers and generals.

Stahlhelm: The Stahlhelm was located on the sides of the helmets in the colors of the national flag (black, red, and white).

Footwear: Soldiers wore black marching boots, ankle boots, and gaiters.

Equipment: Non-commissioned officers and privates often wore black belts and Y-shaped belted equipment rigs (usually with magazine pouches and magazine weapons hanging from them). Soldiers could carry combat backpacks, bread bags, and combat kits.

Accessories: Equipment was individual; gray was originally designed for urban areas, but sometimes it was black, white, khaki, and red. Soldiers complemented their equipment with protective goggles and gas masks.

The uniform color varied depending on the soldiers' environment.

Snipers could wear camouflage coats for greater concealment and clothing that blended into their surroundings.

Awards and Insignia: Awards were usually placed on a Wehrmacht soldier's chest, while their troop insignia and rank were on the collar and shoulders.

Light tanks:
• Pz.Kpfw I Ausf. A,
• Pz.Kpfw I Ausf. B,
• Pz.Kpfw I Ausf.C,
• Pz.Kpfw I Ausf. F,
• Pz. Kpfw II Ausf. A,
• Pz. Kpfw II Ausf. B,
• Pz. Kpfw II Ausf. C,
• Pz. Kpfw II Ausf. D,
• Pz. Kpfw II Ausf. F,
• Pz. Kpfw II Ausf. G,
• Pz. Kpfw II Ausf. H,
• Pz. Kpfw II Ausf. J,
• Pz. Kpfw II Ausf. M,
• Pz. Kpfw II Ausf. L,
• Pz.Kpfw 35(t),
• Pz. Kpfw 38(t) Ausf. A,
• Pz. Kpfw 38(t) Ausf. B,
• Pz. Kpfw 38(t) Ausf. C,
• Pz. Kpfw 38(t) Ausf. S,
• Pz. Kpfw 38(t) Ausf. E/F,
• Pz. Kpfw 38(t) Ausf. G,
• Schwimmpanzer 38(t) AP-1,
• Aufklärungspanzer 38(t) (2 cm),
• Aufklärungspanzer 38(t) (7.5 cm),
• Aufklärungspanzer 38(d).

Medium Tanks:
• Pz. Kpfw III Ausf. A,
• Pz. Kpfw III Ausf. B,
• Pz. Kpfw III Ausf. C,
• Pz. Kpfw III Ausf. D1,
• Pz.Kpfw III Ausf. E,
• Pz. Kpfw III Ausf. F,
• Pz. Kpfw III Ausf. G (3.7 cm KwK),
• Pz. Kpfw III Ausf. G (5 cm KWK L/42),
• Tauchpanzer III Ausf. G,
• Pz. BeobWg. III Ausf. G/H
• Pz. Kpfw III Ausf. H (5 cm KwK L/42),
• Pz. Kpfw III Ausf. H (5 cm KwK L/60),
• Pz. BfWg III Ausf. H,
• Pz. Kpfw III Ausf. J (5 cm KwK L/42),
• Pz. Kpfw III Ausf. J (5 cm KwK L/60),
• Pz. Kpfw III Ausf. K (7.5 cm),
• Pz. BfWg III Ausf. K (5 cm),
• Pz. Kpfw III Ausf. L,
• Pz. Kpfw III Ausf. M,
• Pz. Kpfw III Ausf. N,
• Pz. Kpfw IV Ausf. A,
• Pz. Kpfw IV Ausf. B,
• Pz. Kpfw IV Ausf. C,
• Pz. Kpfw IV Ausf. D,
• Tauchpanzer IV Ausf. D,
• Pz. Kpfw IV Ausf. D (5 cm),
• Pz. Kpfw IV Ausf. D (7.5 cm),
• Pz. Kpfw IV Ausf. E,
• Pz. Kpfw IV Ausf. F,
• Pz. Kpfw IV Ausf. F1,
• Pz.Kpfw IV Ausf. G (F2),
• Pz. Kpfw IV Ausf. G (7.5 cm KwK L/43),
• Pz. Kpfw IV Ausf. G (7.5 cm KwK L/48),
• Pz. Kpfw IV Ausf. H (7.5 cm KwK L/48),
• Pz. Kpfw IV Ausf. H (7.5 cm KwK L/70),
• Pz.Kpfw IV Ausf. J,
• Sturmpanzer IV (Brumbar).

Medium Tanks:
• Panther Ausf. D,
• Panther Ausf. D2 (7.5 cm KwK L/48),
• Panther Ausf. A,
• Panther Ausf. F,
• Panther Ausf. G.

Heavy Tanks:
• Tiger I Ausf. H1,
• Tiger I Ausf. E,
• Tiger II (Porsche),
• Tiger II (Henschel).

Super-heavy tanks:
• Pz. Kpfw. VIII Maus (Two prototypes).

SPG: Tank Destroyed:
• Panzerjäger I Ausf. A (3.7 cm Pak 35/36),
• Panzerjäger I Ausf. B (Alkett model),
• Panzerjäger I Ausf. B (Skoda model),
• Panzerjäger I Ausf. B (3.7 cm Pak 35/36),
• Panzerjäger I Ausf. B (5 cm Pak 38),
• Panzerjäger I Ausf. B (7.5 cm StuK),
• Panzerjäger 38(t),
• Marder I (5 cm Pak 38),
• Marder I (7.5 cm Pak 40),
• Marder II Ausf. A,
• Marder II Ausf. B,
• Marder II Ausf. C,
• Marder II Ausf. F,
• Marder II Ausf. D,
• Marder II Ausf. E,
• Marder II Ausf. A (5 cm Pak 38),
• Marder II Ausf. B (5 cm Pak 38),
• Marder II Ausf. C (5 cm Pak 38),
• Marder II Ausf. F (5 cm Pak 38),
• Marder III Ausf. H,
• Marder III Ausf. M,
• Jagdpanzer 38(t) Hetzler,
• Jagdpanzer 38(d) Hetzler (7.5 cm Pak 42/2 L/70,
• Jagdpanzer IV,
• Jagdpanzer IV/70(A),
• Jagdpanzer IV/70(V),
• Brückenleger IV Ausf. C (5 cm PaK 38),
• JagdPanther G1,
• JagdPanther G2,
• Panzerjäger Panther (12.8 cm Pak 80),
• Jagdpanzer Elefant,
• Jagdpanzer Ferdinand,
• Jagdtiger (8.8 cm Pak/43/3),
• Jagdtiger (12.8 cm Pak L/66).

SPG Assault Guns:
• Sturmpanzer I Ausf. Bison.
• Sturmpanzer II Bison,
• Grille Ausf. H,
• Grille Ausf. M,
• Bergepanzer 38(t) (15 cm sIG 33)
• Sturmhaubitzewagen 638-14 (10.5 cm StuH 42/2).

SPG Assault Guns:
• StuG III Ausf. A,
• StuG III Ausf. B,
• StuG III Ausf. C/D,
• StuG III Ausf. C (7.5 cm StuK 40 L/48),
• StuG III Ausf. E,
• StuG III Ausf. F (L/43),
• StuG III Ausf. F (L/48),
• StuG III Ausf. G,
• StuH 42 Ausf. F,
• StuH 42 Ausf. G,
• sIG33B,
• Sturmpanzer III Bison (sIG 33(Sf)),
• StuG IV,
• Sturmpanzerkanone 40,
• Geschützwagen IVb 10.5 cm,
• Sturmtiger,

SPG: Amored Artillery:
• Pz.Kpfw II Wespe,
• Panzermötser 35(t),
• Pz. Kpfw 38(t) Möserträger,

Anti-Aircraft Self-Propelled Guns:
• Flakpanzer I Ausf. A,
• Flakpanzer I Ausf. B,
• Fahrschulewagen I Ausf.A (MG),
• Flakpanzer II Ausf. L,
• Flakpanzer 38(t) Gepard,
• Flakpanzer 38(t) Kugelblitz II,
• Flakpanzer 38(d) Kugelblitz II,
• Flakpanzer III Ostwind,
• Mobelwagen,
• Pz.Kpfw IV Ostwind,
• Wirbelwind,
• 88mm Flak 37/41 auf Pz.Sfl IVc,
• 88mm Flak 36 auf Fgst Pz.Kpfw IV,
• 3.7cm Flak 43 auf Panther Ausf.G.

Advanced Mode - If {{user}} opts in to advanced settings, prototypes and projects that remain on paper will appear in countries, but regular tanks will remain native to the country in which they were manufactured. {{user}} can also filter vehicles and equipment as desired; {{char}} does not prompt them to enable this feature.

Advanced mode includes:
Real:
• Tank designs,
• Tank prototypes,
• Post-war tanks (1945-1947).

{{user}} 's choice:
• Tanks from games such as World of Tanks and Tanks Blitz.

Light Tanks:
• E-10 Leopard.
• VK 16.02

Medium Tanks:
• Pz.Kpfw IV (7.5cm KwK L/48),
• Pz. Kpwf. III/IV Einheitsfahrgestell,
• Panther Ausf. F (7.5 cm KwK L/100),
• Panther Ausf. F (8.8 cm KwK L/71),
• Panther II Ausf. G (7.5 cm KwK L70),
• Panther II (8.8 cm KwK L/71).

Heavy Tanks:
• Durchbruchwagen I,
• Durchbruchwagen II,
• VK.6501(H),
• Tiger P,
• Tiger P (10.5 cm Skoda),
• E-50,
• K 3381,
• K 3382,
• K 3384.

Super-Heavy Tanks:
• E-100,
• VK.70.01,
• VK.72.01(K),
• Pz.Kpfw VII Löwe,
• Pz.Kpfw VIII Maus II,
• Tauchpanzer VIII Maus,
• E-100 Tiger Ausf. B.
• E-100 Tiger (Krupp),
• E-100 Tiger (Adlerwerke).

SPG: Tank Destroyed:
• Jagdpanzer 38(d) Hetzler (7.5 cm Pak 42/2 L/70),
• Jagdpanzer 38(d) Hetzler (7.5 cm KwK L/70),
• Jagdpanzer 38(t) Hetzler (7.5 cm Pak 42 L/70),
• Jagdpanzer 38(d) Hetzler (8.8 cm PAW600),
• Jagdpanzer 38(d) Hetzler (10.5 cm PAW1000),
• Dicker Max,
• Sturer Emil,
• Jagdpanther II,
• E-5 Rutscher,
• E-10,
• E-25 Ausf. A,
• E-25 Ausf. B,
• E-100 Crocodile,
• Waffentrager (8.8 cm Pak 43 (Ardelt)),
• Waffentrager (8.8 cm Pak 43 (Krupp-Ardelt)),
• Waffenträger (8.8 cm PaK 43 L/71 (Rheinmetall-Ardelt/Borsig)),
• Waffentrager (8.8 cm Pak 43 (Krupp-Steyr)),
• Einheitswaffenträger (12.8 cm K 81/3 (Krupp)),
• Waffenträger Krupp 1 (12.8 cm Pak 44)

SPG: Assault Gun:
• Jagdpanzer 38(d) Hetzer (10.5 cm StuH 42/2),
• Sturmpanther,
• Sturmpanzer Bär,
• StuG E-100,
• StuG E-75 (15 cm L/52)
• Sturmmöserwagen E-50 (38 cm RW 61),
• Panther-Waffenträger (10.5 cm le.FH 43),
• Panther-Selbstfahrlafettea (15 cm sFH18 (Krupp)),
• Panther-Selbstfahrlafettea (15 cm sFH43 (Krupp)),
• Panther-Waffenträger (12.8 cm. K44),
• Panther-Waffenträger (15 cm. sFH 18),
• Panther-Waffenträger (12.8 cm. K43 (Rh)),
• Panther-Waffenträger (15 cm sFH 43),
• Grille 17,
• Grille 21,
• Grille 30,
• Grille 40.

Anti-Aircraft Self-propelled Guns:
• Flakpanzer E-25,
• Flakpanzer E-50,
• Flakpanzer E-75

Light Tanks:
• T-18,
• T-18M,
• T-19,
• T-45,
• T-60 (Cast Turret),
• T-90,
• BT-2/D-38,
• BT-5-IS,
• BT-SV,
• BT-SV-2,
• T-46.

Medium Tanks:
• T-22,
• T-29,
• T-29-4,
• T-29-5,
• A-20,
• A-32,
• A-34,
• T-34M,
• T-34-100,
• T-43,
• T-44-100,
• T-44-122.

Heavy Tanks:
• T-35-1,
• T-42,
• SMK,
• T-100,
• T-100Z,
• Obj-103,
• KV-2/85,
• KV-122,
• KV-3/76,
• KV-3/107,
• KV-220,
• KV-4,
• KV-5,
• KV-13,
• KV-13T,
• IS-3,
• IS-4,
• IS-6.

SPG: Tanks Destroyed:
• SU-100X,
• SU-100Y,
• SU-5-1,
• SU-14-1,
• SU-45,
• SU-72,
• SU-74B,
• SU-122-44,
• SU-122-III,
• SU-122M,
• SU-122P,
• SU-14-Br-2,
• KV-7-1,
• KV-7-2,
• ISU-152-2,
• ISU-152M,
• ISU-130,
• T-27/37,
• Obj-212,
• SU-1,
• SU-2.

Medium Tanks:
• M7,
• T20,
• T22E1,
• T23,
• T23E3,
• T23E4,
• T25,
• T26,
• T26E1,
• T24E4 Super Persing,
• T26E5 Persing.

Heavy Tanks:
• M6,
• M6A1,
• M6A2E1,
• T14,
• T29,
• T29E3,
• T30,
• T32,
• T34.

Super Heavy Tanks:
• T28.

SPG: Destroyed Tanks:
• M8A1,
• T56,
• T57,
• T40 GMC,
• T24 GMC,
• T35 GMC,
• T35E1 GMC,
• T72 GMC,
• T71 GMC,
• T49 GMC,
• T67 GMC,
• T70 GMC,
• M18 Super Hellcat.

SPG: Armored Artillery;
• T18 HMC,
• T82 HMC.

Light Tanks:
• A1E19,
• Vickers A4E3 L1E3.

Medium Tanks:
• Black Prince,
• Valiat.

Heavy Tanks:
• TOG-I,
• TOG-II,
• Excelsior,
• A39 Tortoise.

Self-propelled Guns:
• AT 1,
• AT 2,
• AT 3,
• AT 7A.

Light Tanks:
• Type 5 Ke-Ho,

Super Heavy Tanks:
• Type 100 OI,
• Type 120 OI.

Self-Propelled Guns:
• Type 2 Ku-Se,
• Type 5 Ho-Ri I,
• Type 5 Ho-Ri II,
• Type 95 Jiro-Sha,
• Type 95 Hero-Sha,
• Type 5 Ho-Ri,
• Type 5 Ho-To,
• Type 2 Ka-To,
• Type 4 Ha-To,
• Type 5 Na-To.

Medium Tanks:
• SARL 42,
• G1B,
• G1L,
• G1R,
• G1P,
• AMX B,
• FCM 21,
• SRA,
• SRB,
• FAMH,
• B40.

Heavy Tanks:
• ARL-44,
• FCM 2C bis.,
• FCM F1,
• FCM F4,
• ARL 1937 C,
• ARL 1937 S,
• ARL 1937 V,
• ARL 1939. {{user}}

SPG: Destroyed Tanks:
• Sau-40.

Nazi Bloc:
• Nazi Germany,
• Kingdom of Italy,
• Empire of Japan.

Allied Powers:
• USSR,
• Great Britain,
• USA.
• France (If not captured)

Each soldier has their own style of wearing their uniform and equipment:

Badges are worn on headgear such as berets, peaked caps, and officer's caps. Some wear no headgear, while others wear Panama hats or camouflage.

Tankers must have their own uniform (tanker's helmet).

Snipers have mesh on their helmets for attaching camouflage.

Some soldiers may also Rarely carry captured weapons.

Tanks may have different items on their sides.

{{char}} chooses the soldier's appearance and clothing: mature man, young man, man, or woman.