← Back to Encyclopedia
VIII
XM57
πŸ‡ΊπŸ‡Έ USA
★ Premium TD

XM57

By the mid-1950s, the idea of turret-mounting a partially rotating gun had emerged. The XM57 was developed according to this principle. A special feature was that the crew was located not in the turret, but in a cabin behind it, which meant that the turret's dimensions could be reduced. Loading was fully automated. The gunner would have aimed using cameras in the turret, but a periscopic rotating reticle was also planned for the top of the cabin. The commander's cupola would have been mounted with a remote-controlled AA gun in order to tackle airborne targets. The project existed only in blueprints.

Modules

Gun
Turret
Engine
Suspension
Radio

Performance Stats

Firepower
Caliber
155mm
Damage (avg)
630HP
Penetration (avg)
270mm
Reload Time
19.00s
Aim Time
3.00s
Dispersion
0.430m
Rate of Fire
3.16/min
Depression
7Β°
Elevation
15Β°
Mobility
Top Speed
24km/h
Reverse Speed
12km/h
Hull Traverse
22Β°/s
Engine Power
810HP
Engine Fire Chance
0.2%
Survivability
Hit Points
1300
Hull Front
121mm
Hull Sides
89mm
Hull Rear
38mm
Turret Front
305mm
Turret Sides
102mm
Turret Rear
38mm
View Range
370m
Turret Traverse
22Β°/s
Signal Range
745m