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AMR P.103
A light tank developed in 1935 by Citroën engineers. The vehicle underwent trials in April of the same year, which showed that the main components and crew had reliable protection. However, due to the unreliability of the chassis and hydraulic transmission, as well as low speed, the project was dropped in favor of the AMR 35. The only prototype was subsequently dismantled.
Modules
Gun
Turret
Engine
Suspension
Radio
Performance Stats
Firepower
Caliber
25mm
Damage (avg)
27HP
Penetration (avg)
46mm
Reload Time
1.70s
Aim Time
1.80s
Dispersion
0.380m
Rate of Fire
35.29/min
Depression
12°
Elevation
15°
Mobility
Top Speed
45km/h
Reverse Speed
20km/h
Hull Traverse
35°/s
Engine Power
95HP
Engine Fire Chance
0.2%
Survivability
Hit Points
350
Hull Front
20mm
Hull Sides
15mm
Hull Rear
15mm
Turret Front
20mm
Turret Sides
10mm
Turret Rear
10mm
View Range
320m
Turret Traverse
30°/s
Signal Range
360m