Centurion Mk. 7/1

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Centurion I

165 000

2 350 000

Centurion Mk. 7/1

165 000

3 515 000

Centurion AX

180 000

6 100 000

Crew:

Commander
Driver
Gunner
Loader (Radio Operator)

Advantages:

L7A1 gun; the best of its era for many years in real life, is outstanding for its tier, also plentiful ammo capacity
High penetration value and shell velocity on every shell type.
High penetration HESH rounds are useful for one-shoting tier IX artillery or boosting damage against weakspots
Great at hull-down; turret has very tough mantlet and upper glacis is ~200mm effective, with great gun depression
Good traverse, and climbs hills and accelerates quickly

Tank description:

The Centurion Mk. 7/1 is a British tier 9 medium tank.This upgraded version of the Centurion was developed by Leyland Motors and featured an expanded hull, improved cabin design, larger fuel tanks, and enhanced armor.The Centurion Mk. 7/1 was the ancestor of the MBTs (main battle tanks). It takes the features of the Mk. I, adopts them and improves upon them greatly. While its propensity for module and crew damage seems to remain, the new Centurion has somewhat tougher armor both on the hull and turret, which combines with the good gun depression and quick acceleration to make it an even fiercer hill-climber. But probably most significant is the fact that it is able to mount the Tier X 105mm caliber L7A1 cannon with access to unique HESH ammunition; the Mk. 7/1 possesses a significant edge in terms of alpha damage and penetration. Thanks to its gun, this tank is able to provide top-tier fire support, and should have no problem contributing to a team above its own tier if it hangs back slightly.The Centurion Mk. 7/1 leads to the Centurion Action X.

This upgraded version of the Centurion was developed by Leyland Motors and featured an expanded hull, improved cabin design, larger fuel tanks, and enhanced armor.