Type 5 Ka-Ri
Suspension
Type 5 Ka-Ri
Turret
Type 5 Ka-Ri
Gun
12.7 cm Gun Type 89A
Engine
Ha-9-V
Radio
Type 3 Ko
| Level | 8 |
| Health | 1 250 |
| Hull armor | 220 / 50 / 50 |
| Turret armor | 300 / 30 / 0 |
| Speed limit | 40 / 18 |
| Penetration | 252 / 298 / 90 |
| Damage | 500 / 500 / 630 |
| Rate of fire | 4.51 |
| Accuracy | 0.34 |
| Aim time | 2 |
| View range | 380 |
| Signal range | 750 |
| Invisibility | 0.248 |
| Weight | 45 030 |
| Power | 750 |
| Power/Weight | 16.7 |
| Price | 10 250  |
From 1942, Japanese engineers began to take an active interest in German tanks in general, as well as in their components. By 1943, a large amount of materials was accumulated, which served as a basis for creating their own projects, one of which was the Type 5 Ka-Ri heavy tank destroyer. Its very powerful armament allowed it to hit any American tank, and its thick frontal armor provided reliable protection from most tank destroyers. The presence of such a vehicle would have significantly strengthened Japan's defense potential, but its development began too late. It existed only in blueprints due to the war ending. | |
