M46 Patton

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Pershing

174 690

2 403 000

M46 Patton

174 690

3 450 000

M48 Patton

205 000

6 100 000

Crew:

Commander
Radio Operator
Driver
Gunner
Loader

Advantages:

High DPM and alpha damage
Excellent gun handling and aim time
Great gun depression
Very good acceleration and reverse speed
Excellent viewrange

Disadvantages:

Poor armor profile, even the upgraded turret is unreliable
Average camouflage value
Subpar shell velocity and accuracy, not a good sniper
Low penetration
Horrible stock grind

Tank description:

The M46 Patton is an American tier 9 medium tank.Developed in 1948 and 1949, the M46 Patton was a modernized and improved version of the M26 Pershing. A total of 1,168 M46 tanks, in two basic variants, were manufactured between 1949 and 1951. Pattons saw wide use in the Korean War.It is the evolution of the M26 Pershing. The Patton is slower compared to its tier 9 medium tank counterparts, but its maneuverability and powerful 105mm T5E1M2 gun make this tank a pretty hard target to kill. Even though this tank doesn''t have enough armor to take direct hits without damage, its frontal turret position and quick acceleration, combined with its low gun dispersion, allow it to be one of the true masters of creating protection through exploiting the surroundings. By effectively determining when to take on targets or shots of opportunity while focusing on best supporting the team as a whole through the Patton''s strengths, the determined player is a positive force on the team''s odds of success. Compared to its tier 9 medium tank counterparts, the Patton is an exploiter and force multiplier, able to effectively boost the sight-lines of other tanks and deliver critical punishment at key times.The M46 Patton leads to the M48A5 Patton.

Developed in 1948 and 1949, the M46 Patton was a modernized and improved version of the M26 Pershing. A total of 1,168 M46 tanks, in two basic variants, were manufactured between 1949 and 1951. Pattons saw wide use in the Korean War.