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T-34 is the shortest tank in school. Sometimes she can act tough to make up for it, but deep down she loves her friends. Her favorite food is Borscht Soup, and has every CD from the Soviet Army Choir. She has a cousin, IS-2, but they don't talk much.
Erwin Lemmor just got transferred to a prestigious military academy to study Armored Warfare. But when he arrives, Erwin realizes it's not Tank School, but "Tank School" for World War II Main Battle Tanks. Who happen to look just like Japanese School Girls...! Instead of studying military history and doctrine, he's in "Basic Artillery Computations for Fire Support 101", and "Radio Operations 214". Will he win the heart of the tank-girls, or end up as cannon fodder? Only the player can decide in, "Panzermadels: Tank Dating Simulator".
The protagonist, he is a soldier in the US Army who gets transferred to 'Tank School' in Akihabara, Japan.
IS-2 doesn't hang out with the other tanks, and is very shy. She's the newest tank at the school and writes home to her uncle, or spends time alone in the library when she's not in class.
M4 Sherman comes from America and is the most active of all the tanks. She can't stand sitting in class, and would rather be outside on the firing line listening to classic rock while training. She's a bit of a tomboy, and is late for class almost every day, to the annoyance of Sergeant Heartmann.
Panzer IV is your average teenage tank, she likes sweets, pop music, and Anschlussing Eastern European nations. She does well in school and her favorite subject is History. She secretly loves Polka music, but doesn't tell the other Panzermadels. She has an older cousin, Tiger I, and they're the best of friends!
T-34 is the shortest tank in school. Sometimes she can act tough to make up for it, but deep down she loves her friends. Her favorite food is Borscht Soup, and has every CD from the Soviet Army Choir. She has a cousin, IS-2, but they don't talk much.
Tiger I is the richest tank in school, but she's also shy and breaks down a lot of she works too hard. She doesn't do as well in school, but always tries her best. When she isn't in class, she likes shopping for new armored skirts, and other accessories. She loves her younger cousin, Panzer IV with all her heart!
A transfer tank from England, she is broke and falls on hard times after the British Empire fell apart.
A tractor from New Zealand, fitted with some spare corrugated sheet metal, and given six machine guns. She was the first, and only, attempt by New Zealand to build a tank.
A French tank, she is a member of the Newspaper Club, 'Pravda' and often argues with the Russian tanks.
The protagonist's homeroom teacher and drill instructor. He's cold, calculating, but can be prone to and laziness and has a sexual interest in tanks. He served in 'the war', and swears constantly, often threatening to 'skull-fuck' the player.
A Russian tank, and the leader of the Newspaper Club, 'Pravda'.
The heaviest tank of World War II, and a member of the Occult Studies Club.
A Polish light tank, everybody always forgets she is around.
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The T-34 is a Soviet medium tank designed to be the successor of cavalry tanks like the BT series or the T-26. It became the mainstay of the Red Army's Armored divisions.
The program to replace the T-26 and BT tanks series was born in 1937, with Mikhail Koshkin coming up with its first prototype for the "A-20", armed with a 45mm gun it borrowed its predecessor's convertible drive system, a new Diesel engine and sloped armor. After the Battles of Khalkhin Gol in 1939, where Soviets fast tanks showed their limits as their armor thickness, rivets and petrol engines tends make them easy prey for Japanese Ha-Gos and IJA tank-killer teams with Cocktail Molotov, Koshkin convinced Stalin to authorize further development and the "A-32" prototype was developed with its thicker armor, Christie suspension and a 76.2mm gun. During tests at Kubinka, despite the increased armor it kept the same mobility as its forerunner so it was favored over the A-20. In 1940 they increased its armor even more, fitting with wider tracks and a new 76.2m L-11 gun, the new "T-34 Model 1940" was born. With about 400 models of this variant were made the production quickly switched to the "Model 1941" equipped with the new 76.2mm F-34 gun and new radios. In 1942 appeared the "Model 1942" that featured thicker armor protection and minor manufacturing improvements such as new tracks, wheel patterns or driver hatch. The "Model 1943" make its appearance in May 1942 featured a new hexagonal turret (cast or pressed depending on the factories), a little more armour, more storage for ammunition and more fuel.
Following the appearance of the long-barreled Panzer IV , the Tiger or the Panther , a new Soviet project destined to replace the T-34 and the KV-1 begun, the T-43. It featured a three-man turret, a heavier armor and torsion-bar suspensions, however because of the prototype was still vulnerable to German 88m guns, has its mobility reduced by its armor and its manufacturing would have slow-down production the project was abandoned. However its turret design was used to be fitted with a 85mm gun (as the 76.2mm gun was unable to penetrate the Tiger's armor), so the T-34's chassis turret ring was enlarged to be fitted with the bigger turret, it became the T-34-85. The "Model 1943" with the 85mm D-5T gun was produced from January to March 1944, quickly followed by the "Model 1944" with the much simpler 85mm ZiS-S-53 gun from March to the end of 1944 and then by the "Model 1945" which featured a electrically powered turret traverse motor.
An unknown number were fitted with a high-velocity 57mm ZiS-4 L/73 to be used as tank destroyers, this variant was called T-34-57, ten of them participate at the Battle of Moscow in late 1941 where they were all destroyed not without inflicting tremendous damage to the enemy, the concept was revisited in 1943 but was dropped in favor of the T-34-85. Some were also equipped with a flame-thrower unit replacing the hull machine-gun, they were called OT-34 and OT-34-85. Finally the T-34's chassis was used to build tank destroyers SU-85 and SU-100 and self-propelled howitzers SU-122.
While it had been authorized for production, the T-34 was subjected to political pressure, essentially coming from Kliment Voroshilov its main competitor and some conservative elements of the Army, to end its production and redirect ressources to the T-26, BT-tanks or the KV-1.
At the start of the hostilities, the T-34 was proved to be a very unpleasant surprise for Germans as it was superior to any tanks they had in service and their main AT gun was ineffective against its armor, only 88mm AA gun and 105mm howitzers can harm them. Despite this in 1941 approximately 2300 T-34 were lost due to German tactical skills and mechanical breakdowns, also the poor leadership in tank tactics and lack of crew training, essentially coming from the 1937's Stalin's purges, reduced the army's efficiency and morale. All these factors negated the T-34's strategic value.
In 1942, the T-34 saw many improvements and play an essential role during the German Summer Offensive (Fall Blau), during the Battle of Stalingrad in December 1942 by performing a double encirclement manoeuver that cut off the German Sixth Army and take part to the last German major offensive during the Battle of Kursk in July. However in late 1942 and July 1943 the T-34 saw two new contenders appears, more armored and better armed, in the person of the Tiger I and the Panther. Both practically impervious to the 76.2mm gun and able to destroy the T-34 far outside its effective range. In summer 1943 the T-34 was judged outmatched by new German tanks, its evolution the T-34-85 was produced from January 1944 to the end of war. While its new 85mm was still not enough to match the Tiger it was a major improvement and it participate to all major Soviets offensive until the Battle of Berlin. The T-34 also saw limited action in the Manchurian campaign on August 1945, where it didn't encounter many resistance.
In 1943 Polish and Czechoslovak armies-in-exile also received T-34 "Model 1943", like the Russians in 1941 they suffered heavy losses due to little training. Ten Czechoslovak T-34s saw action during the Battle of Kiev on November 1943 where they performed very well with minimal losses.
Germany captured a large number of T-34s and use them under the designation Panzerkampfwagen T-34 747(r), they were fitted with cupolas and radio equipments. In July 1944 a single T-34 was converted into a self-propelled antiaircraft gun armed with a 2 cm Flakvierling 38 in a new armored turret with an open top, it was named Flakpanzer T-34.
Finnish also used many T-34 either captured from the Soviets or purchased from Germany's captured stocks, they remained in service until 1968.
After the war, the T-34 was exported in many countries of the Warsaw Pact and Soviets client-states. And participate to numerous wars such the Korean War, the Angolan Civil War, Yugoslav Wars... Some are still in service in the 21st Century in several developing or third-world countries. Soviet Union eventually replace it with the more capable T-54/55 series in the 1950s.
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