Type 3 Chi-Nu

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Chi-He

13 750

136 000

Crew:

Commander
Radio Operator
Driver
Gunner
Loader

Advantages:

Features Great gun depression like many other Japanese tanks.
Impressive firepower with the top 75mm gun.
Reasonably small size give the Chi-Nu a good camo factor.
Top guns accuracy and aimtime are surprisingly good.
Modest agility, despite it''s mediocre top speed.

Disadvantages:

Absolutely pathetic armor and no gun mantlet(Howitzers & Autocannons will be your demise)
Unimpressive top speed of just 38 KM/H (Most mediums can do at least 40 KM/H)
Very fragile modules and crew. You can expect at least 1 crew member to be disabled when hit (assuming you survive).
Very light weight (less than 20 tons!) means even light tanks can ram you for a good amount of damage.
Bad stock grind. First 75mm gun is bad on Chi-Nu. 57mm is a little better though.

Tank description:

The Type 3 Chi-Nu is a Japanese tier 5 medium tank.The Type 3 Chi-Nu medium tank is a modification of the Тype 1 Chi-He with a new turret and gun. The tank was the most powerful among wartime Japanese mass-produced vehicles. However, only 60 vehicles were manufactured due to shortages of components and materials.Make no mistake, the Chi-Nu is much more a mobile fire support tank than a real medium. Neither its speed nor its armor makes it a close quarters fighter. However, thanks to its accurate and deadly gun, the Chi-Nu makes a great second line sniper. Be warned though, if spotted, it is highly advised to seek cover as the Chi-Nu makes for a soft and attractive target.The Type 3 Chi-Nu leads to the O-I, and the Type 4 Chi-To.

The Type 3 Chi-Nu medium tank is a modification of the Type 1 Chi-He with a new turret and gun. The tank was the most powerful among wartime Japanese mass-produced vehicles. However, only 60 vehicles were manufactured due to shortages of components and materials.