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?The Lorraine 40 t is a [[France|French]] tier 8 [[Medium Tanks|Medium tank]]. It uses a 6 round drum [[Automatic Loader|autoloader]]. Compared to the other Tier 8 Mediums the Lorraine 40 t features the lowest Armor values while being even bigger than the Panther II. However, the ability to equip the devastating 100mm SA47, which is also the top gun of his successor Bat Chatillon 25 t, more than compensates for its unfortunate shape by being able to penetrate most Tier 8/9 Tanks. While somewhat sluggish with the stock engine, the Lorraine 40 t is capable of incredible acceleration if equipped with the top engine resulting in notable dogfighting capabilities if well handled and fully loaded. Bear in mind however that reloading the 100mm SA47 takes time so its best to plan ahead and look for cover or a quick way out of enemy crossfire as even Low-Tier-Tanks can easily penetrate its armor. Overall, the Lorraine 40 t is a destructive but vulnerable Hit & Run tank and excels in delivering fatal blows to preferably distracted enemies.+The '''Lorraine 40 t''' is a [[France|French]] tier 8 [[Medium Tanks|medium tank]] with a 6 round [[Automatic Loader|autoloader]]. Compared to the other tier 8 mediums the Lorraine 40 t features the lowest armor values while being even bigger than the [[Panther II]]. However, the ability to equip the devastating 100mm SA47, which is also the top gun of its successor, the [[Bat Chatillon 25 t]], more than compensates for its unfortunate shape by being able to penetrate most Tier 8/9 Tanks. While somewhat sluggish with the stock engine, the Lorraine 40 t is capable of incredible acceleration if equipped with the top engine resulting in notable dogfighting capabilities if well handled and fully loaded. Bear in mind however that reloading the 100mm SA47 magazine takes time, so its best to plan ahead and look for cover or a quick way out of enemy crossfire as even Low-Tier-Tanks can easily penetrate its armor. Overall, the Lorraine 40 t is a destructive but vulnerable Hit & Run tank and excels in delivering fatal blows to preferably distracted enemies.
 :The Lorraine 40 t leads to the [[Bat Chatillon 25 t]]. :The Lorraine 40 t leads to the [[Bat Chatillon 25 t]].
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The Lorraine 40 t is a French tier 8 medium tank with a 6 round autoloader. Compared to the other tier 8 mediums the Lorraine 40 t features the lowest armor values while being even bigger than the Panther II. However, the ability to equip the devastating 100mm SA47, which is also the top gun of its successor, the Bat Chatillon 25 t, more than compensates for its unfortunate shape by being able to penetrate most Tier 8/9 Tanks. While somewhat sluggish with the stock engine, the Lorraine 40 t is capable of incredible acceleration if equipped with the top engine resulting in notable dogfighting capabilities if well handled and fully loaded. Bear in mind however that reloading the 100mm SA47 magazine takes time, so its best to plan ahead and look for cover or a quick way out of enemy crossfire as even Low-Tier-Tanks can easily penetrate its armor. Overall, the Lorraine 40 t is a destructive but vulnerable Hit & Run tank and excels in delivering fatal blows to preferably distracted enemies.

The Lorraine 40 t leads to the Bat Chatillon 25 t.

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Historical Info

The success of German and Soviet heavy tanks, like Tiger II and IS-2 (and also IS-3) excited French tank engineers and would literally not let them stay put. They were inspired, as was expected, by German and Soviet heavy tanks. The French engineers had developed several new tank models. Of course, they were neither the biggest, nor the heaviest examples, but ended up being quite spectacular armored vehicles nevertheless. It is likely that not only the glorious armor, but also firepower of the aforementioned steel monsters, being produced in Germany and USSR, became the source of the fixed idea of installing 100-mm (for starters) and then even 120-mm caliber guns. However, almost all of the produced tank projects would either, for one reason or another, had stayed in production for an indefinite amount of time or be made in limited quantities. As far as is known, almost all experimental machines used the German engine Mayback as a power source. As sad as it might be, the largest part of the French tank forces in that period was issued with “Sherman”, M-26, M-24 and also “Panther” tanks. Lorraine 40t had never left the testing phase, only two prototypes would be produced. Actually, this combat vehicle was a lighter version of the AMH-50 heavy tank, but some interesting construction solutions would distinct it from the others. Unlike it’s post-war predecessors (in this branch), the tower of this tank was installed inside of the front part of the body. Also, the tank had another characteristic – “pike nose”, like IS-3. It’s worth mentioning the rubber tires on the wheels of the running gear for added amortization.


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