
M-V-YIn June 1953, H.L. Yoh Company Inc. presented seven prototypes of a promising tank. One of them was named the M-V-Y. It suggested creating a vehicle with an unusual construction of the fighting compartment: the commander and the gunner being situated in the very narrow oscillating turret, and the loader in the hull. The shells were transferred from the hull to the turret through a narrow neck hole in the base of the turret. The suspension was supposed to have horizontal shock absorbers and a reserve internal track, that would allow to extract the vehicle from the battlefield if the main track was destroyed. The tank was equipped with the main cannon and five machine guns. The tank was never built.
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105 mm Gun T141 (damage per shot: 360):
120 mm Gun T124 (damage per shot: 440):
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Expected
frags:
0.88
Expected
spot
1.18
Expected
defense points
0.59
Expected
winrate
49.96%




















+3% to vehicle hit points
+2% to aiming speed
+7% to maintaining speed when crossing all terrain types
-5% to hull traverse speed
-10% to suspension durability
-3% to the aiming circle size
-5% to aiming speed
+3% to view range
+15% to additional stun duration
+10% to stun duration
+2 km/h to top reverse speed
-10% to turret traverse speed or gun traverse speed for vehicles with stationary cabins
-4% to dispersion during hull traverse
-4% to dispersion during movement
-20% to crew protection from injuries
+8% to stun duration
+15% to HE-shell and ramming damage