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Covenanter U.K.

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A new cruiser tank that featured such innovations as an opposed-piston engine, front placement of cooling radiators, and the wide use of welding. The vehicle was ordered for production on April 17, 1939. A total of 1,771 tanks in four base variants were mass-produced. The Covenanter tanks were used mostly for training purposes in the U.K. from 1940 through 1943.

Nation U.K. U.K.
Tier Tier V
Type Light Tank Light Tank
Cost Credits 410,000 Experience 12,300

Crew

Crew Member Commander

Commander

Radio Operator

Crew Member Gunner
Crew Member Driver
Crew Member Loader
IV

Covenanter Mk. I

IV

Meadows D.A.V.

V

WS No. 9

IV

Covenanter Mk. I

IV

QF 2-pdr Mk. X

V

Covenanter Mk. III

IV

Meadows D.A.V. O.C.

VI

WS No. 19 Mk. I

V

Covenanter Mk. IV CS

IV

40 mm Pom-Pom

IV

OQF 3-inch Howitzer Mk. I

VII

WS No. 19 Mk. II

IV

QF 40 mm Mk. VI Bofors

VIII

WS No. 19 Mk. III

Characteristics

Firepower

50 / 50 / 60 HP Damage
78 / 121 / 23 mm Armor Penetration
2.10 s Gun reload time
28.57 rounds/min Rate of Fire
1,429 HP/min Damage per Minute
1.70 s Aiming Time
0.36 m Dispersion at 100 m
260 pcs Ammo Capacity

Mobility

18.15 / 18.20 t Weight/Load Limit
300 hp Engine Power
16.53 hp/t Specific Power
55 km/h Top Speed
38 deg/s Traverse Speed
48 deg/s Turret Traverse Speed

Survivability

510 HP Hit Points
40 / 30 / 25 mm Hull Armor
39 / 19 / 25 mm Turret Armor
12.03 s Suspension repair time

Spotting

330 m View Range
375 m Signal Range

Characteristics are specified for vehicles with crews trained to 100%.