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 == Description ==
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-The '''Automitrailleuse de Combat AMC.35''', otherwise known as the '''Renault ACG-1''', was an improved version of the earlier [[AMC.34 YR|AMC.34 (Renault YR)]] light cavalry tank uniquely featuring the 2-man APX-2 turret which was uncommon for French doctrine that focused around 1-man turrets, 2-crew tanks to increase amount of mobilized armour with less men. The vehicle faced issues with mechanical reliability and lack of armour, even after initial testing by French HQ and requesting adjustments it was still rejected. However with the re-militarization of the Rhineland in 1936, 17 vehicles were as an emergency-measure ordered, which increased to 50 total. Earlier though, Belgium was the first buyer of the AMC.35 hull with an order of 25, assuming they bought a series 2 AMC.34 in 1935 but only received them in 1937 after many delays, very slow and low prioritization production lines at Renault. The APX-2 turrets were separately bought from Batignolles-Châtillon without gun and were armed with Belgian 47 mm FRC cannons. The vehicles in French service meant as reserves, not even equipped to any unit or trained on were rushed towards the frontline at the breakthrough at Sedan, where as previous like the Belgian AMC.35s fared rather poorly against the German onslaught.
+The '''Automitrailleuse de Combat AMC.35''', otherwise known as the '''Renault ACG-1''', was an improved version of the earlier [[AMC.34 YR|AMC.34 (Renault YR)]] light cavalry tank uniquely featuring the 2-man APX-2 turret which was uncommon for French doctrine that focused around 1-man turrets, 2-crew tanks to increase the amount of mobilized armour with fewer men. The vehicle faced issues with mechanical reliability and lack of armour, even after initial testing and adjustments requested by French HQ it was still rejected. However, with the re-militarization of the Rhineland in 1936, 17 vehicles were ordered as an emergency measure, which increased to 50 in total. Earlier though, Belgium had been the first buyer of the AMC.35 hull with an order of 25 in 1935, assumed to be series 2 AMC.34s, but only received them in 1937 after many delays and very slow production lines at Renault. The APX-2 turrets were separately bought from Batignolles-Châtillon without gun and were armed with Belgian 47 mm FRC cannons. The vehicles in French service, meant as reserves, had not even been equipped to units or trained on before being rushed towards the frontline at the breakthrough at Sedan, where, like the Belgian AMC.35s previously, they fared rather poorly against the German onslaught.
 == General info ==
 === Survivability and armour ===

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-The '''{{Specs|name}}''' was an improved version of the earlier AMC.34 light tank. It faced issues with mechanical reliability and lack of armour, leading to its rejection by the French army. Initially armed with a 25mm gun, it was later upgraded to a 47mm gun. The Belgian Army bought 12 ACG.1 tanks, equipped them with Belgian guns, but they were destroyed or captured during the fall of Belgium. In France, production continued at a slower pace, with less than 50 vehicles made. These tanks saw limited service due to mechanical issues and were pressed into emergency action during WWII.
+The '''Automitrailleuse de Combat AMC.35''', otherwise known as the '''Renault ACG-1''', was an improved version of the earlier [[AMC.34 YR|AMC.34 (Renault YR)]] light cavalry tank uniquely featuring the 2-man APX-2 turret which was uncommon for French doctrine that focused around 1-man turrets, 2-crew tanks to increase amount of mobilized armour with less men. The vehicle faced issues with mechanical reliability and lack of armour, even after initial testing by French HQ and requesting adjustments it was still rejected. However with the re-militarization of the Rhineland in 1936, 17 vehicles were as an emergency-measure ordered, which increased to 50 total. Earlier though, Belgium was the first buyer of the AMC.35 hull with an order of 25, assuming they bought a series 2 AMC.34 in 1935 but only received them in 1937 after many delays, very slow and low prioritization production lines at Renault. The APX-2 turrets were separately bought from Batignolles-Châtillon without gun and were armed with Belgian 47 mm FRC cannons. The vehicles in French service meant as reserves, not even equipped to any unit or trained on were rushed towards the frontline at the breakthrough at Sedan, where as previous like the Belgian AMC.35s fared rather poorly against the German onslaught.
 == General info ==
 === Survivability and armour ===

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 The '''{{Specs|name}}''' was an improved version of the earlier AMC.34 light tank. It faced issues with mechanical reliability and lack of armour, leading to its rejection by the French army. Initially armed with a 25mm gun, it was later upgraded to a 47mm gun. The Belgian Army bought 12 ACG.1 tanks, equipped them with Belgian guns, but they were destroyed or captured during the fall of Belgium. In France, production continued at a slower pace, with less than 50 vehicles made. These tanks saw limited service due to mechanical issues and were pressed into emergency action during WWII.
-It was introduced in [[Update 1.75 "La Résistance"]]. The {{PAGENAME}} has a good armament but a poor mobility for a lightly armoured vehicle. It is one of the few French vehicles in rank I to have a 2-man turret. The AMC.35 (ACG.1) features a mediocre armour, poor mobility and a decent firepower. Thanks to an additional loader in the turret, the vehicle has a good reload speed, specially when compared to the AMC.34, however compared to said tank, it also has less turret armour, being now easily penetrated from any part of the vehicle. The tank has a good penetration power, but the guns ballistics are worse than other reserve tanks such as the M2A4 and the BT-5. A good thing about the vehicle is its access to a vertical stabilizer, which makes taking shots while moving at low speeds easier.
+It was introduced in [[Update 1.75 "La Résistance"]]. The AMC.35 (ACG.1) features mediocre armour and poor mobility, but decent firepower. Thanks to an additional loader in the turret, the vehicle has a good reload speed, especially when compared to the AMC.34, however it also has less turret armour, being now easily penetrated from any part of the vehicle. The tank has good penetration power, but the gun's ballistics are worse than other reserve tanks such as the [[M2A4]] and the [[BT-5]]. A good thing about the vehicle is its access to a vertical stabilizer, which makes taking shots while moving at low speeds easier.
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 == History ==
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 The Renault ACG.1 French tank (also known as the AMC.35) was a pre-war development of the earlier unsuccessful AMC.34 light tank design. The ACG.1 was originally supposed to have equipped the three French cavalry divisions, but the first vehicles delivered to the army in 1937 were deemed unsuitable due to mechanical unreliability and rejected. As with its predecessor, lack of armour was also seen as an issue by the army. The vehicle was the first French tank with a two-man turret: initially the plan had been to use the 25 mm anti-tank gun as the main armament, but due to insufficient supply this would be later changed to the same 47 mm gun as the Somua and Char B1 bis, the SA35. The Belgian Army saved the program by purchasing 12 ACG.1 in 1937. The tanks were delivered over the next two years, but without turrets. By 1939, eight turrets had also been received, which had been converted in Belgium to use the Belgian 47 mm FRC M32 anti tank gun, comparable to the French SA35, and a different coaxial machine gun and mounted on the hulls. Formed into a single squadron, they fought and were destroyed or captured during the fall of Belgium the next year.

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 == Description ==
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-The '''{{Specs|name}}''' (Renault combat machine gun car AMC.35 (ACG.1)) is a rank {{Specs|rank}} French light tank {{Battle-rating}}. It was introduced in [[Update 1.75 "La Résistance"]]. The {{PAGENAME}} has a good armament but a poor mobility for a lightly armoured vehicle. It is one of the few French vehicles in rank I to have a 2-man turret.
+The '''{{Specs|name}}''' was an improved version of the earlier AMC.34 light tank. It faced issues with mechanical reliability and lack of armour, leading to its rejection by the French army. Initially armed with a 25mm gun, it was later upgraded to a 47mm gun. The Belgian Army bought 12 ACG.1 tanks, equipped them with Belgian guns, but they were destroyed or captured during the fall of Belgium. In France, production continued at a slower pace, with less than 50 vehicles made. These tanks saw limited service due to mechanical issues and were pressed into emergency action during WWII.
 == General info ==
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 == History ==
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 The Renault ACG.1 French tank (also known as the AMC.35) was a pre-war development of the earlier unsuccessful AMC.34 light tank design. The ACG.1 was originally supposed to have equipped the three French cavalry divisions, but the first vehicles delivered to the army in 1937 were deemed unsuitable due to mechanical unreliability and rejected. As with its predecessor, lack of armour was also seen as an issue by the army. The vehicle was the first French tank with a two-man turret: initially the plan had been to use the 25 mm anti-tank gun as the main armament, but due to insufficient supply this would be later changed to the same 47 mm gun as the Somua and Char B1 bis, the SA35. The Belgian Army saved the program by purchasing 12 ACG.1 in 1937. The tanks were delivered over the next two years, but without turrets. By 1939, eight turrets had also been received, which had been converted in Belgium to use the Belgian 47 mm FRC M32 anti tank gun, comparable to the French SA35, and a different coaxial machine gun and mounted on the hulls. Formed into a single squadron, they fought and were destroyed or captured during the fall of Belgium the next year.
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 * [[AMC.34 YR]]

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 == Description ==
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-The '''{{Specs|name}}''' (Renault Combat Machinegun-car AMC.35 (ACG.1)) is a rank {{Specs|rank}} French light tank {{Battle-rating}}. It was introduced in [[Update 1.75 "La Résistance"]]. The {{PAGENAME}} has a good armament but a poor mobility for a lightly armoured vehicle. It is one of the few French vehicles in rank I to have a 2-man turret.
+The '''{{Specs|name}}''' (Renault combat machine gun car AMC.35 (ACG.1)) is a rank {{Specs|rank}} French light tank {{Battle-rating}}. It was introduced in [[Update 1.75 "La Résistance"]]. The {{PAGENAME}} has a good armament but a poor mobility for a lightly armoured vehicle. It is one of the few French vehicles in rank I to have a 2-man turret.
 == General info ==
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 {{Specs-Tank-Armour}}
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 '''Armour type:'''
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 ! Armour !! Front (Slope angle) !! Sides !! Rear !! Roof
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-| Hull || 25 mm (15°) ''Upper plate - Centre'' <br> 25 mm (19-22°) ''Front plate - Cheeks'' <br> 10 mm (84°) ''Upper glacis'' <br> 25 mm (23°) ''Lower plate'' <br> 25 mm (44°) ''Lower glacis'' || 20 mm || 15 mm (16°) ''Top'' <br> 15 mm (50°) ''Bottom'' || 10 mm (6°) ''Front glacis'' <br> 10 mm ''Centre and rear'' <br>  5 mm ''Engine vents''
+| Hull || 25 mm (15°) ''Upper plate - Centre'' <br> 25 mm (19-22°) ''Front plate - Cheeks'' <br> 10 mm (84°) ''Upper glacis'' <br> 25 mm (23°) ''Lower plate'' <br> 25 mm (44°) ''Lower glacis'' || 20 mm || 15 mm (16°) ''Top'' <br> 15 mm (50°) ''Bottom'' || 10 mm (6°) ''Front glacis'' <br> 10 mm ''Centre and rear'' <br> 5 mm ''Engine vents''
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 | Turret || 25 mm (22-24°) ''Turret front'' <br> 25-40 + 25 mm (0-70°) ''Gun mantlet'' <br> 24 mm (cylindrical) ''Viewport'' || 25 mm (19-24°) <br> 24 mm (cylindrical) ''Viewport'' || 25 mm (25°) <br> 24 mm (cylindrical) ''Viewport'' || 10 mm (9°) <br> 10 mm (18°) ''Roof recess''
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 * Turret underside are 10 mm thick and hull undersides above tracks are 8 mm thick.
 * Mudguards are 4 mm thick.
 === Mobility ===
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 {{tankMobility|abMinHp= 195|rbMinHp= 159}}
-The AMC.35 still feels quite slow to its counterparts/opponents since it has a poor power ratio of only 13.45 HP/ton, but its ''decent gun and reload time'' makes it very enjoyable to play, even if it comes to the cost of unreliable armour. The mobility is actually what makes a light tank effective. In terms of speed, this tank ''can'' be very fast...provided it's used optimally: its low power ratio makes any manoeuvre feel quite sluggish (for a light tank). Narrow tracks also makes soft terrain difficult to go through and some hills might just be too much for this poor engine. Planning your moves is the best way to maximise speed in these conditions, experience is your best co-driver.
+The AMC.35 still feels quite slow to its counterparts/opponents since it has a poor power ratio of only 13.45 HP/ton, but its decent gun and reload time makes it very enjoyable to play, even if it comes to the cost of unreliable armour. The mobility is actually what makes a light tank effective. In terms of speed, this tank can be very fast...provided it's used optimally: its low power ratio makes any manoeuvre feel quite sluggish (for a light tank). Narrow tracks also makes soft terrain difficult to go through and some hills might just be too much for this poor engine. Planning your moves is the best way to maximise speed in these conditions, experience is your best co-driver.
 === Modifications and economy ===
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-The 47 mm gun gives the AMC.35 a description of ''refreshing'' when compared to the other French light tanks: this gun's reload rate is actually ''as fast as other tanks of the BR'' (around 4 seconds reload). Plus, good penetration rates (similar to those of the Russian [[20-K (45 mm)|20-K]] canon (while having no HE filler, though). With its average accuracy and post-penetration damage, this is definitely not a good sniper but it can certainly use its properties to surprise enemies by the flank. With -12° of depression, hull-down positions behind hills are the safest way to take down your foes.
+The 47 mm gun gives the AMC.35 a description of refreshing when compared to the other French light tanks: this gun's reload rate is actually as fast as other tanks of the BR (around 4 seconds reload). Plus, good penetration rates (similar to those of the Russian [[20-K (45 mm)|20-K]] cannon (while having no HE filler, though). With its average accuracy and post-penetration damage, this is definitely not a good sniper but it can certainly use its properties to surprise enemies by the flank. With -12° of depression, hull-down positions behind hills are the safest way to take down your foes.
 ==== Ammunition ====
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 == Usage in battles ==
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-This light tank is quite a funny little thing to play with in terms of play style and tactics to use. First of all, the armour is basically nothing, and its gun isn't the most powerful thing to tote around in (while standing out from other early French tanks for its ''normal'' reload time), though its mobility is quite okay. It is also one of the first French tank to hold '''3 crew members''' inside its hull, which grants the player a better survivability. The AMC.35 plays almost as any other light tanks, the only difference being its reduced mobility, which may be an issue when having to retreat promptly. Since the mobility is average, prefer large flanking manoeuvres and stay away from frontline action. Tactics are terrain specific.
+This light tank is quite a funny little thing to play with in terms of playstyle and tactics to use. First of all, the armour is basically nothing, and its gun isn't the most powerful thing to tote around in (while standing out from other early French tanks for its normal reload time), though its mobility is quite okay. It is also one of the first French tank to hold 3 crew members inside its hull, which grants the player a better survivability. The AMC.35 plays almost as any other light tanks, the only difference being its reduced mobility, which may be an issue when having to retreat promptly. Since the mobility is average, prefer large flanking manoeuvres and stay away from frontline action. Tactics are terrain specific.
 '''Urban maps:'''
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 '''"Open" maps:'''
-Being such a small vehicle has its advantages: a simple bush can hide you very well. Engage large flanking manoeuvres and only fire if necessary as you won't survive incoming fire. Do not engage more than two enemy vehicles at once as your gun is nowhere near a one-shot machine. If many enemies come towards you, plan to relocate in advance as your poor mobility plays against you and position for ambush. Wait for allies to come and then, while their turrets are turned away from you, fire at your unsuspecting foes.
+Being such a small vehicle has its advantages: a simple bush can hide you very well. Engage large flanking manoeuvres and only fire if necessary as you won't survive incoming fire. Do not engage more than two enemy vehicles at once as your gun can't knock out enemies with a single shot. If many enemies come towards you, plan to relocate in advance as your poor mobility plays against you and position for ambush. Wait for allies to come and then, while their turrets are turned away from you, fire at your unsuspecting foes.
 === Pros and cons ===
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 * Armour can be penetrated by HMG to the side from less than 500 m.
 * Turret traverse speed feels a bit slow.
-* Ammo rack on the sides, behind ''flat'' plates makes it easy to destroy from the side.
+* Ammo rack on the sides, behind flat plates makes it easy to destroy from the side.
 * Turret has less armour than its predecessor ([[AMC.34 YR]]).
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-The Renault ACG.1 French tank (also known as the AMC.35) was a pre-war development of the earlier unsuccessful AMC.34 light tank design. The ACG.1 was originally supposed to have equipped the three French cavalry divisions, but the first vehicles delivered to the army in 1937 were deemed unsuitable due to mechanical unreliability and rejected. As with its predecessor, lack of armour was also seen as an issue by the army. The vehicle was the first French tank with a two-man turret: initially the plan had been to use the 25mm anti-tank gun as the main armament, but due to insufficient supply this would be later changed to the same 47mm gun as the Somua and Char B1 bis, the SA 35. The Belgian Army saved the program by purchasing 12 ACG.1 in 1937. The tanks were delivered over the next two years, but without turrets. By 1939, eight turrets had also been received, which had been converted in Belgium to use the Belgian 47mm FRC M32 anti tank gun, comparable to the French SA 35, and a different coaxial machine gun and mounted on the hulls. Formed into a single squadron, they fought and were destroyed or captured during the fall of Belgium the next year.
+The Renault ACG.1 French tank (also known as the AMC.35) was a pre-war development of the earlier unsuccessful AMC.34 light tank design. The ACG.1 was originally supposed to have equipped the three French cavalry divisions, but the first vehicles delivered to the army in 1937 were deemed unsuitable due to mechanical unreliability and rejected. As with its predecessor, lack of armour was also seen as an issue by the army. The vehicle was the first French tank with a two-man turret: initially the plan had been to use the 25 mm anti-tank gun as the main armament, but due to insufficient supply this would be later changed to the same 47 mm gun as the Somua and Char B1 bis, the SA35. The Belgian Army saved the program by purchasing 12 ACG.1 in 1937. The tanks were delivered over the next two years, but without turrets. By 1939, eight turrets had also been received, which had been converted in Belgium to use the Belgian 47 mm FRC M32 anti tank gun, comparable to the French SA35, and a different coaxial machine gun and mounted on the hulls. Formed into a single squadron, they fought and were destroyed or captured during the fall of Belgium the next year.
 Meanwhile in France, production had resumed at a reduced rate, with something less than 50 additional vehicles produced by Renault between 1938 and 1940. Approximately 24 of these were offered to the French army and pressed into emergency service after the German breakthrough at Sedan, where they again developed a reputation for mechanical problems and limited operational range during their short service life.

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 ==== Ammunition ====
-{| class="wikitable" style="text-align:center" width="100%"
+{{:SA35 L/32 (47 mm)/Ammunition|Mle1935}}
 ==== [[Ammo racks]] ====

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 ;Videos
-{{Youtube-gallery|UQq1QueN9Y0|'''{{PAGENAME}}, French, Tier-1, Light Tank''' - ''Angry Nerd Gaming''|ucFHPD96VhA|'''{{PAGENAME}} Tank Review''' - ''NUSensei''}}
+{{Youtube-gallery|UQq1QueN9Y0|'''AMC.35 (ACG.1), French, Tier-1, Light Tank''' - ''Angry Nerd Gaming''}}
 == See also ==

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-Note:
+'''Note''':
 * As they are modeled by sets of 8, shells disappear from the rack only after you've fired all shells in the set.
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-* [https://live.warthunder.com/feed/camouflages/?vehicleCountry=france&vehicleType=tank&vehicleClass=light_tank&vehicle=fr_amc_35 Skins and camouflages for the {{PAGENAME}} from live.warthunder.com.]
+* [https://live.warthunder.com/feed/camouflages/?vehicle=fr_amc_35 Skins and camouflages for the {{PAGENAME}} from live.warthunder.com.]
 ;Videos
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 ;Vehicles equipped with a similar chassis
 * [[AMC.34 YR]]
 == External links ==

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-|images={{Specs-Card-Image|GarageImage_{{PAGENAME}}.jpg}}
+|images={{Specs-Card-Image|GarageImage_{{PAGENAME}}.jpg|ArtImage_{{PAGENAME}}.png}}
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 == Description ==
-<!--''In the description, the first part should be about the history of the creation and combat usage of the vehicle, as well as its key features. In the second part, tell the reader about the ground vehicle in the game. Insert a screenshot of the vehicle, so that if the novice player does not remember the vehicle by name, he will immediately understand what kind of vehicle the article is talking about.''-->
+<!-- ''In the description, the first part should be about the history of the creation and combat usage of the vehicle, as well as its key features. In the second part, tell the reader about the ground vehicle in the game. Insert a screenshot of the vehicle, so that if the novice player does not remember the vehicle by name, he will immediately understand what kind of vehicle the article is talking about.'' -->
-The '''{{specs|name}}''' (Renault Combat Machinegun-car AMC.35 (ACG.1)) is a Rank {{specs|rank}} French light tank {{Battle-rating}}. It was introduced in [[Update 1.75 "La Résistance"]]. The {{PAGENAME}} has a good armament but a poor mobility for a lightly armoured vehicle. It is one of the few French vehicles in rank I to have a 2-man turret.
+The '''{{Specs|name}}''' (Renault Combat Machinegun-car AMC.35 (ACG.1)) is a rank {{Specs|rank}} French light tank {{Battle-rating}}. It was introduced in [[Update 1.75 "La Résistance"]]. The {{PAGENAME}} has a good armament but a poor mobility for a lightly armoured vehicle. It is one of the few French vehicles in rank I to have a 2-man turret.
 == General info ==
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 {{tankMobility|abMinHp= 195|rbMinHp= 159}}
-The AMC.35 still feels quite slow to its counterparts/opponents since it has a poor power ratio of only 13.45 HP/ton, but its ''decent gun and reload time'' makes it very enjoyable to play, even if it comes to the cost of unreliable armour. The mobility is actually what makes a light tank effective. In terms of speed, this tank ''can'' be very fast...provided it's used optimally: its low power ratio makes any maneuvre feel quite sluggish (for a light tank). Narrow tracks also makes soft terrain difficult to go through and some hills might just be too much for this poor engine. Planning your moves is the best way to maximise speed in these conditions, experience is your best co-driver.
+The AMC.35 still feels quite slow to its counterparts/opponents since it has a poor power ratio of only 13.45 HP/ton, but its ''decent gun and reload time'' makes it very enjoyable to play, even if it comes to the cost of unreliable armour. The mobility is actually what makes a light tank effective. In terms of speed, this tank ''can'' be very fast...provided it's used optimally: its low power ratio makes any manoeuvre feel quite sluggish (for a light tank). Narrow tracks also makes soft terrain difficult to go through and some hills might just be too much for this poor engine. Planning your moves is the best way to maximise speed in these conditions, experience is your best co-driver.
 === Modifications and economy ===
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 ! ''Arcade''
-| rowspan="2" | 96 || rowspan="2" | -12°/+14° || rowspan="2" | ±180° || rowspan="2" | Shoulder || 15.0 || 20.7 || 25.1 || 27.8 || 29.6 || rowspan="2" | 3.90 || rowspan="2" | 3.45 || rowspan="2" | 3.18 || rowspan="2" | 3.00
+| rowspan="2" | 96 || rowspan="2" | -12°/+14° || rowspan="2" | ±180° || rowspan="2" | Shoulder || 14.9 || 20.7 || 25.1 || 27.8 || 29.6 || rowspan="2" | 3.90 || rowspan="2" | 3.45 || rowspan="2" | 3.18 || rowspan="2" | 3.00
 |-
 ! ''Realistic''
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 The 47 mm gun gives the AMC.35 a description of ''refreshing'' when compared to the other French light tanks: this gun's reload rate is actually ''as fast as other tanks of the BR'' (around 4 seconds reload). Plus, good penetration rates (similar to those of the Russian [[20-K (45 mm)|20-K]] canon (while having no HE filler, though). With its average accuracy and post-penetration damage, this is definitely not a good sniper but it can certainly use its properties to surprise enemies by the flank. With -12° of depression, hull-down positions behind hills are the safest way to take down your foes.
 ==== Ammunition ====
-{| class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align:center" width="100%"
+{| class="wikitable" style="text-align:center" width="100%"
 ! colspan="8" | Penetration statistics
 |-
 ! rowspan="2" data-sort-type="text" | Ammunition
 ! rowspan="2" | Type of<br>warhead
-! colspan="6" | '''Penetration @ 0° Angle of Attack (mm)'''
+! colspan="6" | Penetration @ 0° Angle of Attack (mm)
 |-
 ! 10 m !! 100 m !! 500 m !! 1,000 m !! 1,500 m !! 2,000 m
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 |-
 |}
-{| class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align:center" width="100%"
+{| class="wikitable" style="text-align:center" width="100%"
 ! colspan="10" | Shell details
 |-
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 ! Visual<br>discrepancy
 |-
-|| '''96''' || 33&nbsp;''(+63)'' || 1&nbsp;''(+95)'' || No
+| '''96''' || 33&nbsp;''(+63)'' || 1&nbsp;''(+95)'' || No
 |-
 |}
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 ! Mount !! Capacity (Belt) !! Fire rate !! Vertical !! Horizontal
 |-
-| Coaxial || 1,800 (150) || 1,350 || N/A || N/A
+| Coaxial || 1,800 (150) || 551 || N/A || N/A
 |-
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 == Usage in battles ==
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 This light tank is quite a funny little thing to play with in terms of play style and tactics to use. First of all, the armour is basically nothing, and its gun isn't the most powerful thing to tote around in (while standing out from other early French tanks for its ''normal'' reload time), though its mobility is quite okay. It is also one of the first French tank to hold '''3 crew members''' inside its hull, which grants the player a better survivability. The AMC.35 plays almost as any other light tanks, the only difference being its reduced mobility, which may be an issue when having to retreat promptly. Since the mobility is average, prefer large flanking manoeuvres and stay away from frontline action. Tactics are terrain specific.
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 === Pros and cons ===
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 '''Pros:'''
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 * The bad power ratio of only 13.45 HP/ton makes it perform more like a medium than light tanks of the same BR.
-* The gun performance, armour, and manouverability of the AMC.35 are worse than the US M2A4 reserve tank.
+* The gun performance, armour, and manoeuvrability of the AMC.35 are worse than the US M2A4 reserve tank.
 * Narrow tracks makes soft terrain crossing quite difficult.
 * Armour can be penetrated by HMG to the side from less than 500 m.
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 == History ==
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 The Renault ACG.1 French tank (also known as the AMC.35) was a pre-war development of the earlier unsuccessful AMC.34 light tank design. The ACG.1 was originally supposed to have equipped the three French cavalry divisions, but the first vehicles delivered to the army in 1937 were deemed unsuitable due to mechanical unreliability and rejected. As with its predecessor, lack of armour was also seen as an issue by the army. The vehicle was the first French tank with a two-man turret: initially the plan had been to use the 25mm anti-tank gun as the main armament, but due to insufficient supply this would be later changed to the same 47mm gun as the Somua and Char B1 bis, the SA 35. The Belgian Army saved the program by purchasing 12 ACG.1 in 1937. The tanks were delivered over the next two years, but without turrets. By 1939, eight turrets had also been received, which had been converted in Belgium to use the Belgian 47mm FRC M32 anti tank gun, comparable to the French SA 35, and a different coaxial machine gun and mounted on the hulls. Formed into a single squadron, they fought and were destroyed or captured during the fall of Belgium the next year.