Nikolaevna：reworked obvious copy/paste history from wikipedia

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{{TankData|Tank=B-1bis_captured
|While classified as a heavy tank, its maneuverability rivals that of [[Medium Tanks|medium tanks]] in its own tier, but finds itself hampered by a low top speed. Its armor is more than enough for its tier. Its fast reloading gun has little problem destroying most tanks in its tier, but will struggle when facing better armored foes.

This tank was removed from the in-game store in February 2012, following the introduction of the French Tech Tree. Sometimes it appears in the gift shop as part of special packages.

|InTheGame_pros=
* High rate of fire and very short aim time
* 112 rounds of ammunition, which is enough for every situation.
* Only sees tier 4 battles, unlike the regular [[B1]]
* Thick hull sides bounce most weapons of their tier when angled
* Superior to the regular B1 in traverse speed and aim time
* Very good track traverse speed and adequate acceleration
* High hit points

|InTheGame_cons=
* Gun lacks penetration with standard rounds
* Enormous side profile attracts artillery/TD fire
* Frontal armor retains the 35mm weak spot
* Thin turret is easily penetrated up close
* Turret hits can knock out the commander, who is also loader and gunner
* Exposed tracks
* Low top speed
* Lackluster crew trainer/credit printer
* Vulnerable to howitzers
* Very weak against [[Matilda]] in every distance, even APCR ammo can suffer from its front and side armor
* Shells are not compatible with the French [[Gun/France#47_mm_SA35|47 mm SA35]] in what is essentially the same gun
* Since it only sees tier 4 battles, it can only effective platoon with other B2s or Valentine II.

|InTheGame_performance=
The low penetration of the standard rounds means you will use premium rounds often, if not always. But as long as you hit and penetrate, you will still make a low profit, at least with a premium account. Don’t shoot Matildas at long ranges, or Hetzers from the front, as you will mostly bounce. Both are a big thread to you, as they can penetrate you. Also the M3 Lee and the T-28 will penetrate you, but so can you. All tank destroyers can pen you. Beware of the Luchs, as he has ultra high penetration with the 3cm.
A good way to avoid damage is to angle 45°, and drive forward and backwards. That makes aiming for your turret and frontal weakspot very hard, but your very short aim time and the small aiming circle allows you to constantly hit the enemy.

As you have two radio operators, you can go for Relaying and Signal Boosting, which may help your team. Also, when you use optics and max you crew in viewrange, you will have 382m viewrange, which you can even boost with ventilation and brothers in arms. Your team benefits from you much.

You may not want to skill for six sense, as the tier 4 battles are fast paced and chaotic, and other skills may be more important.

As your rate of fire is already very high, and your aimtime very short, you may not want to install rammers or gun laying drives. Instead a heavy spall liner will greatly increase your survivability.

Again a reminder: Since the B2 has special matchmaking, you may only platoon with other B2s or Valentine II. All other tier 4s may bring you at least into tier 5 battles.

|InTheGame_research=

|InTheGame_equipment=
Vents, Coated Optics, Large Spall Liner, Binocular Telescope

|Gallery=
image:PzKpfw B2 740(f) screen 01.jpg{{!}}PzKpfw B2 740 (f)
image:PzKpfw B2 740(f) screen 02.jpg{{!}}PzKpfw B2 740 (f)
image:PzKpfw B2 740(f) screen 03.jpg{{!}}PzKpfw B2 740 (f)
image:PzKpfw B2 740(f) screen 04.jpg{{!}}PzKpfw B2 740 (f)
image:PzKpfw B2 740(f) screen 05.jpg{{!}}PzKpfw B2 740 (f)
image:PzKpfw B2 740(f) screen 06.jpg{{!}}PzKpfw B2 740 (f)

|History=
German armored forces in World War II continually suffered from numerical inferiority, leading them to make frequent use of captured Allied tanks. After France's surrender in June of 1940, 160 B1 and B1 bis main battle tanks were used by the Germans as the B2 740 (f). The B1 bis was an improved version of the B1 tank, featuring a 75mm howitzer mounted on the right hull front as well as a fully traversing one-man turret with a 47mm gun. Front and side armor reached 60mm thickness, making the B1 bis one of the most heavily armed and armored tanks of its time. Of the models that fell into German hands, about half were modified into flame tanks or self-propelled guns, with the remainder re-deployed as normal tanks. These too underwent some revision, as their wireless radios were replaced with the German model. A number of tanks also had an access hatch added to the turret top, and a concrete block added to the right hull front to prevent shot ricochet. Other differences to the French Army version included a jack and hoist arm carried outside the tank, with additional German equipment mounted on fenders.
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With the outbreak of war with the Soviet Union in June of 1941, the B1 bis served in a command and fire support role for flame tanks, helping to crush Russian defenses. Units equipped with B1 bis tanks were also stationed on the British Channel Islands as part of the occupying army. Finally, and most significantly, Free French Forces recaptured a number of B1 bis tanks towards the end of the war, and used them to great success in mopping up the remaining German forces.

|HistoricalGallery=
PzKpfw_B2_740(f) 1.jpg
PzKpfw_B2_740(f) 2.jpg
PzKpfw_B2_740(f) 3.jpg
PzKpfw_B2_740(f) 4.jpg
PzKpfw_B2_740(f) 5.jpg
B2_retaken_french.png
B2.jpg
B2 bis (2).jpg

|Ref_references=
# Spencer Tucker, 2004, Tanks: An Illustrated History of Their Impact, ABC-CLIO, p. 58
# François Vauvillier, 2008, "Pourquoi n'avoir pas généralisé les deux hommes en tourelle?", Histoire de Guerre, Blindés & Matériel N°84, p. 25
# https://the.shadock.free.fr/Surviving_French_Tanks.pdf
# https://the.shadock.free.fr/Surviving_French_Tanks.pdf
# https://www.chars-francais.net/new/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=266

|Ref_sources=
* Pierre Touzin, Les Engins Blindés Français, 1920–1945, Volume 1, Paris 1976
* Pierre Touzin, Les véhicules blindés français, 1900–1944, EPA, 1979
* Jean-Gabriel Jeudy, Chars de France, E.T.A.I., 1997

|Ref_links=

* [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Char_B1 Wikipedia Char B1]
* [https://www.wwiivehicles.com/france/tanks-cavalry/s-35.asp WWII Vehicles France's Somua S-35] (with pictures)
* (French) [https://www.chars-francais.net/archives/somua_s35.htm chars-francais.net]

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Nikolaevna：reworked obvious copy/paste history from wikipedia