IV
Birch Gun
In the 1920s, British engineers explored the idea of an SPG on a tank chassis. Development of the vehicle started in 1923 at the Royal Arsenal, Woolwich. It was based on the Vickers Medium Mark II, the chassis of which could carry the required modules. A total of seven prototypes were manufactured from 1926 through 1927 and joined the Experimental Mechanised Force established on May 1, 1927. Later, the unit was disbanded, along with the SPG program.
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Modules
Gun
Engine
Suspension
Radio
Performance Stats
Firepower
Caliber
84mm
Damage (avg)
260HP
Penetration (avg)
21mm
Reload Time
8.80s
Aim Time
5.00s
Dispersion
0.740m
Rate of Fire
6.82/min
Depression
5°
Elevation
38°
Mobility
Top Speed
45km/h
Reverse Speed
10km/h
Hull Traverse
16°/s
Engine Power
90HP
Engine Fire Chance
0.2%
Survivability
Hit Points
290
Hull Front
6mm
Hull Sides
6mm
Hull Rear
6mm
Turret Front
—mm
Turret Sides
—mm
Turret Rear
—mm
View Range
265m
Turret Traverse
—°/s
Signal Range
400m