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 ! Armour !! Front !! Sides !! Rear !! Roof
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-| Hull || 76.2 mm (58°) ''Front glacis'' <br> 76.2 mm (47-48°) ''Lower glacis'' || 50.8 (12°) + 6 mm  || 38 mm (8-12°) || 29 mm  <br> 8-14 mm ''Engine deck''
+| Hull || 76.2 mm (58°) ''Front glacis'' <br> 76.2 mm (47-48°) ''Lower glacis'' || 50.8 (12°) + 6 mm || 38 mm (8-12°) || 29 mm <br> 8-14 mm ''Engine deck''
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-| Turret || 132 mm (19°) ''Turret front'' <br> 140 mm (7-61°) ''Gun Mantlet''|| 95 mm (0-6°) ''Front''<br> 47 mm (2°) ''Middle'' <br> 30 mm ''Rear'' || 30 mm  ''Border'' <br> 20 mm ''Hatch'' || 17 mm
+| Turret || 132 mm (19°) ''Turret front'' <br> 140 mm (7-61°) ''Gun Mantlet''|| 95 mm (0-6°) ''Front''<br> 47 mm (2°) ''Middle'' <br> 30 mm ''Rear'' || 30 mm ''Border'' <br> 20 mm ''Hatch'' || 17 mm
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 | Cupola || 47 mm || 47 mm ''Right'' <br> 30 mm ''Left'' || 30 mm || 47 mm
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 == Usage in battles ==
 <!-- ''Describe the tactics of playing in the vehicle, the features of using vehicles in the team and advice on tactics. Refrain from creating a "guide" - do not impose a single point of view but instead give the reader food for thought. Describe the most dangerous enemies and give recommendations on fighting them. If necessary, note the specifics of the game in different modes (AB, RB, SB).'' -->
-Conway's play style is not very different from that of the [[Object 120|Object 120 Taran]]. Both vehicles are quite large, making them large and easy to spot targets, with very powerful guns. The Conway's characteristics promotes the sniper play style, with the the incredible penetration and ballistic performance of the Shot L1G allowing the Conway to engage from extreme distances with relative ease. In order to maximise the post-penetration damage of the APDS round, it is usually advised to aim for the center of the target, otherwise the chance of destroying an enemy, with just one shot, drops dramatically.  However, unlike the Taran, Conway's mobility is mediocre (except for the reverse speed) which, combined with the tank's size, make moving into sniping positions quite difficult, so it's important to watch your surroundings for any enemies trying to take you out. This also makes flanking very risky.
+Conway's play style is not very different from that of the [[Object 120|Object 120 Taran]]. Both vehicles are quite large, making them large and easy to spot targets, with very powerful guns. The Conway's characteristics promotes the sniper play style, with the the incredible penetration and ballistic performance of the Shot L1G allowing the Conway to engage from extreme distances with relative ease. In order to maximise the post-penetration damage of the APDS round, it is usually advised to aim for the center of the target, otherwise the chance of destroying an enemy, with just one shot, drops dramatically. However, unlike the Taran, Conway's mobility is mediocre (except for the reverse speed) which, combined with the tank's size, make moving into sniping positions quite difficult, so it's important to watch your surroundings for any enemies trying to take you out. This also makes flanking very risky.
-An often overlooked advantage that Conway has is its turret. The armour at around the gun breach is surprisingly sturdy, even being capable of stopping Russian BM-471D at point-blank range. This armor makes the Conway very good in hull-down positions in a downtier, provided you can hide the rest of the tank. However, most opponents at 7.3 BR will have access to HEAT ammunition, making your armour ineffective.
+An often overlooked advantage that Conway has is its turret. The armour at around the gun breech is surprisingly sturdy, even being capable of stopping Russian BM-471D at point-blank range. This armor makes the Conway very good in hull-down positions in a downtier, provided you can hide the rest of the tank. However, most opponents at 7.3 BR will have access to HEAT ammunition, making your armour ineffective.
 [[File:Conway Armour against BR-471D.png|right|thumb|none|x250px|BR-471D not capable of penetrating Conway's turret around the gun.]]

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 ==== Ammunition ====
-The Shot L1G is the primary round in the Conway's arsenal, which is capable of frontally piercing tanks like Tigers, IS-3s, T26E5s or even the Mouse with ease. The round combines incredible shell velocity (around 1500 m/s) and penetration against both flat and angled armor plates. The problem however comes with its post-penetration damage. As long as Conway faces well armored opponents from the front or rear the damage is usually enough to one-shot an enemy or at the very least incapacitate him from retaliating.
+[[File:T26E5 Post-Pen Damage Conway Shot 1G.png|right|thumb|x200px|none|Shot 1G's post-pen damage after piercing T32E1's frontal plate.]]
-[[File:Screenshot.png|center|Shot 1G's post-pen damage after piercing T32E1's frontal plate.|thumb]]
+The Shot L1G is the primary round in the Conway's arsenal, which is capable of frontally piercing tanks like Tigers, [[IS-3]]s, [[T26E5]]s or even the [[Maus]] with ease. The round combines incredible shell velocity (around 1,500 m/s) and penetration against both flat and angled armor plates. The problem however comes with its post-penetration damage. As long as Conway faces well-armoured opponents from the front or rear the damage is usually enough to one-shot an enemy or at the very least incapacitate him from retaliating.
-Things get tricky when faced against enemies who either don't have much armor or are sideways towards Conway. The amount of spalling caused by Shot L1G usually won't be enough to one-shot an enemy.
 {{:Ordnance QF Tk. L1A2 (120 mm)/Ammunition|Shot L1G, Shell L1TK}}
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 == Usage in battles ==
 <!-- ''Describe the tactics of playing in the vehicle, the features of using vehicles in the team and advice on tactics. Refrain from creating a "guide" - do not impose a single point of view but instead give the reader food for thought. Describe the most dangerous enemies and give recommendations on fighting them. If necessary, note the specifics of the game in different modes (AB, RB, SB).'' -->
-Conway's playstyle does not differ much from that of Object 120 Taran's. Both vehicles are quite large, making them large and easy to spot targets, with very powerful guns. This promotes the sniper gameplay. Because of the incredible penetration and ballistic performance of the Shot L1G, Conway is capable of engaging hostile targets, even at extreme distances with relative ease. In order to maximise the post-penetration damage of the APDS round it is usually advised to aim for the center of the target, otherwise the chances of destroying an enemy, with just one shot, drop dramatically.  However, unlike the Taran, Conway's mobility is mediocre (accpet for the reverse speed) which, combined with the tank's size, make moving into sniping positions quite difficult, so it's important to watch your surroundings for any enemies trying to take you out. This also makes flanking very risky.
+Conway's play style is not very different from that of the [[Object 120|Object 120 Taran]]. Both vehicles are quite large, making them large and easy to spot targets, with very powerful guns. The Conway's characteristics promotes the sniper play style, with the the incredible penetration and ballistic performance of the Shot L1G allowing the Conway to engage from extreme distances with relative ease. In order to maximise the post-penetration damage of the APDS round, it is usually advised to aim for the center of the target, otherwise the chance of destroying an enemy, with just one shot, drops dramatically.  However, unlike the Taran, Conway's mobility is mediocre (except for the reverse speed) which, combined with the tank's size, make moving into sniping positions quite difficult, so it's important to watch your surroundings for any enemies trying to take you out. This also makes flanking very risky.
-Often disregarded advantage that Conway has is it's turret. The armor at around the gun breach is surprisingly sturdy, even being capable of stopping Russian BM-471D at point-blank range. This armor makes Conway very good in hull-down positions in a downtier, provided you can hide the rest of the tank. However most opponents at 7.3 BR will have access to HEAT ammunition, making your armor ineffective.
+The height of the Conway is perhaps its biggest drawback, however it does make the use of the HESH round much easier. Because the Shell L1TK works well even against the most extremely angled plates, a viable, but quite difficult to pull off strategy would be to shoot the roofs of the enemy vehicles. This usually results in making the enemy unable to retaliate, or being overpressured and subsequently destroyed. The smaller the target, the higher the chance of overpressure happening. However, there are two limiting factor to this strategy. First is the rather long reload time, which even with aced crew takes around 15 seconds. Second factor is the ballistic performance of the HESH, which forces the player to engage people at close range to make aiming for weak surfaces easier.
 === Pros and cons ===

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 ==== Ammunition ====
-The Shot L1G is the main round used by the Conway. The round velocity (almost 1,500 m/s) is unrivaled at the vehicle's BR. This will be the main shell used in battle. The Shot L1G has incredibly high penetration, enough to go through Tiger IIs, IS-3s and even the Maus indiscriminately. However, it suffers from low spalling due to the sub-calibre projectile. This means a penetration does not guarantee a kill if critical components are not hit. Due to this, it is recommended to aim for ammunition and crew positions in enemy vehicles, instead of focusing on armour weak points.
+The Shot L1G is the primary round in the Conway's arsenal, which is capable of frontally piercing tanks like Tigers, IS-3s, T26E5s or even the Mouse with ease. The round combines incredible shell velocity (around 1500 m/s) and penetration against both flat and angled armor plates. The problem however comes with its post-penetration damage. As long as Conway faces well armored opponents from the front or rear the damage is usually enough to one-shot an enemy or at the very least incapacitate him from retaliating.
-The Shell L1TK is an auxiliary round for the Conway. The significantly slower HESH round packs a punch, but is mostly only suitable for very favourable situations. The long reload time of the Conway means switching over to HESH can take very long (up to almost 20 seconds with full crew), at which point the situation the HESH was suitable may have faded. Switching to HESH can also make the vehicle vulnerable to threats from long range.
+Conway also has access to Shell L1TK, a HESH round, loaded with almost 4kgs of HE. It has an average velocity and quite bad ballistic perfomance. The round's penetration may seem unsatisfactory at first but because of the way in which HESH shells work, it is capable of going through many well-angled and even extremely-angled plates. However, due to the inconsistent performance of this shell using it requires a lot of practice. While shooting a very lightly-armored target should usually result in its instant death, larger targets will cause problems. If the round lands in the center of the target the damage will be miniscule so it is advised to aim at unusual places, like the roofs or sides of the turrets. It is also important to take into account that HESH rounds are very ineffective against any kinds of armored screens or spaced armor.[[File:Shell L1.png|thumb|Shell L1TK against T-54 (1947)'s frontal plate.|center]]
 {{:Ordnance QF Tk. L1A2 (120 mm)/Ammunition|Shot L1G, Shell L1TK}}
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 == Usage in battles ==
 <!-- ''Describe the tactics of playing in the vehicle, the features of using vehicles in the team and advice on tactics. Refrain from creating a "guide" - do not impose a single point of view but instead give the reader food for thought. Describe the most dangerous enemies and give recommendations on fighting them. If necessary, note the specifics of the game in different modes (AB, RB, SB).'' -->
-As a tank destroyer, you might want to go for heavy tank hunt. In this case, you should check the battle rating of opposing team. Despite having heavy gun, your best bet in uptier would be long range flank sniping. This is due to APDS doing less damage to crew and components, the thicker the armour it penetrated was, thus doing minimal damage through heavy tank's frontal armour. As such, you are less dangerous to superheavy tanks (especially the ones from 8.0) from front, compared to [[FV4005|FV 4005]], which many players will mistake you for. You still can penetrate most of breakthrough tanks, forcing them to retreat or slip up at critical moment. Since APDS is super high velocity, you can snipe across the map with little issue, and do fatal damage from sides.
+Conway's playstyle does not differ much from that of Object 120 Taran's. Both vehicles are quite large, making them large and easy to spot targets, with very powerful guns. This promotes the sniper gameplay. Because of the incredible penetration and ballistic performance of the Shot L1G, Conway is capable of engaging hostile targets, even at extreme distances with relative ease. In order to maximise the post-penetration damage of the APDS round it is usually advised to aim for the center of the target, otherwise the chances of destroying an enemy, with just one shot, drop dramatically.  However, unlike the Taran, Conway's mobility is mediocre (accpet for the reverse speed) which, combined with the tank's size, make moving into sniping positions quite difficult, so it's important to watch your surroundings for any enemies trying to take you out. This also makes flanking very risky.
-To everything else you are extremely dangerous, and, if detected, have some presence factor. This can be beneficial and bad at same time, since you can scare off heavy tanks and attract medium and light tanks, and even other SPGs. Your turret might hold off a few stray shots from distant or weak opponents, but your hull is still quite fragile, and reload times are still too long, so there is no room for mistakes at close range duels. For these reasons, if possible, adversaries must be kept away from you, so their guns are inadequate at fighting you, your hull must be kept hidden, and enemy SPG and "sniper" oriented medium tanks must be neutralized on sight.
+Often disregarded advantage that Conway has is it's turret. The armor at around the gun breach is surprisingly sturdy, even being capable of stopping Russian BM-471D at point-blank range. This armor makes Conway very good in hull-down positions in a downtier, provided you can hide the rest of the tank. However most opponents at 7.3 BR will have access to HEAT ammunition, making your armor ineffective.
+[[File:Conway 1.png|center|thumb|BR-471D not capable of penetrating Conway's turret around the gun.]]
-In case a light vehicle is stalking you, it's better to just load HESH, provoke the enemy, then hopefully blast them away. Heavily-armoured vehicles are still more vulnerable to APDS than HESH regardless of range, unless you hit them at specific weak spots with it.
+The height of the Conway is often it's drawback, however it does make the use of the HESH round much easier. Because the Shell L1TK works well even against the most extremely angled plates a viable, but quite difficult to pull off strategy would be to shoot the roofs of the enemy vehicles. This usually results in making the enemy incapable of retaliating or him being overpressured and subsequently destroyed. The smaller the target the higher the chance of overpressure happening. There are however two limiting factor to this strategy. First comes in a form of a rather long reload, which even with aced crew takes around 15 seconds. Second factor is the ballistic performance of the HESH. It forces the player to engage people at close range, in order to make aiming for weak surfaces easier.
 === Pros and cons ===

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 ==== Ammunition ====
-The Shot L1G is the primary round in the Conway's arsenal, which is capable of frontally piercing tanks like Tigers, IS-3s, T26E5s or even the Mouse with ease. The round combines incredible shell velocity (around 1500 m/s) and penetration against both flat and angled armor plates. The problem however comes with its post-penetration damage. As long as Conway faces well armored opponents from the front or rear the damage is usually enough to one-shot an enemy or at the very least incapacitate him from retaliating.
+The Shot L1G is the main round used by the Conway. The round velocity (almost 1,500 m/s) is unrivaled at the vehicle's BR. This will be the main shell used in battle. The Shot L1G has incredibly high penetration, enough to go through Tiger IIs, IS-3s and even the Maus indiscriminately. However, it suffers from low spalling due to the sub-calibre projectile. This means a penetration does not guarantee a kill if critical components are not hit. Due to this, it is recommended to aim for ammunition and crew positions in enemy vehicles, instead of focusing on armour weak points.
-Conway also has access to Shell L1TK, a HESH round, loaded with almost 4kgs of HE. It has an average velocity and quite bad ballistic perfomance. The round's penetration may seem unsatisfactory at first but because of the way in which HESH shells work, it is capable of going through many well-angled and even extremely-angled plates. However, due to the inconsistent performance of this shell using it requires a lot of practice. While shooting a very lightly-armored target should usually result in its instant death, larger targets will cause problems. If the round lands in the center of the target the damage will be miniscule so it is advised to aim at unusual places, like the roofs or sides of the turrets. It is also important to take into account that HESH rounds are very ineffective against any kinds of armored screens or spaced armor.[[File:Shell L1.png|thumb|Shell L1TK against T-54 (1947)'s frontal plate.|center]]
+The Shell L1TK is an auxiliary round for the Conway. The significantly slower HESH round packs a punch, but is mostly only suitable for very favourable situations. The long reload time of the Conway means switching over to HESH can take very long (up to almost 20 seconds with full crew), at which point the situation the HESH was suitable may have faded. Switching to HESH can also make the vehicle vulnerable to threats from long range.
 {{:Ordnance QF Tk. L1A2 (120 mm)/Ammunition|Shot L1G, Shell L1TK}}
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 == Usage in battles ==
 <!-- ''Describe the tactics of playing in the vehicle, the features of using vehicles in the team and advice on tactics. Refrain from creating a "guide" - do not impose a single point of view but instead give the reader food for thought. Describe the most dangerous enemies and give recommendations on fighting them. If necessary, note the specifics of the game in different modes (AB, RB, SB).'' -->
-Conway's playstyle does not differ much from that of Object 120 Taran's. Both vehicles are quite large, making them large and easy to spot targets, with very powerful guns. This promotes the sniper gameplay. Because of the incredible penetration and ballistic performance of the Shot L1G, Conway is capable of engaging hostile targets, even at extreme distances with relative ease. In order to maximise the post-penetration damage of the APDS round it is usually advised to aim for the center of the target, otherwise the chances of destroying an enemy, with just one shot, drop dramatically.  However, unlike the Taran, Conway's mobility is mediocre (accpet for the reverse speed) which, combined with the tank's size, make moving into sniping positions quite difficult, so it's important to watch your surroundings for any enemies trying to take you out. This also makes flanking very risky.
+As a tank destroyer, you might want to go for heavy tank hunt. In this case, you should check the battle rating of opposing team. Despite having heavy gun, your best bet in uptier would be long range flank sniping. This is due to APDS doing less damage to crew and components, the thicker the armour it penetrated was, thus doing minimal damage through heavy tank's frontal armour. As such, you are less dangerous to superheavy tanks (especially the ones from 8.0) from front, compared to [[FV4005|FV 4005]], which many players will mistake you for. You still can penetrate most of breakthrough tanks, forcing them to retreat or slip up at critical moment. Since APDS is super high velocity, you can snipe across the map with little issue, and do fatal damage from sides.
-Often disregarded advantage that Conway has is it's turret. The armor at around the gun breach is surprisingly sturdy, even being capable of stopping Russian BM-471D at point-blank range. This armor makes Conway very good in hull-down positions in a downtier, provided you can hide the rest of the tank. However most opponents at 7.3 BR will have access to HEAT ammunition, making your armor ineffective.
+To everything else you are extremely dangerous, and, if detected, have some presence factor. This can be beneficial and bad at same time, since you can scare off heavy tanks and attract medium and light tanks, and even other SPGs. Your turret might hold off a few stray shots from distant or weak opponents, but your hull is still quite fragile, and reload times are still too long, so there is no room for mistakes at close range duels. For these reasons, if possible, adversaries must be kept away from you, so their guns are inadequate at fighting you, your hull must be kept hidden, and enemy SPG and "sniper" oriented medium tanks must be neutralized on sight.
-[[File:Conway 1.png|center|thumb|BR-471D not capable of penetrating Conway's turret around the gun.]]
-The height of the Conway is often it's drawback, however it does make the use of the HESH round much easier. Because the Shell L1TK works well even against the most extremely angled plates a viable, but quite difficult to pull off strategy would be to shoot the roofs of the enemy vehicles. This usually results in making the enemy incapable of retaliating or him being overpressured and subsequently destroyed. The smaller the target the higher the chance of overpressure happening. There are however two limiting factor to this strategy. First comes in a form of a rather long reload, which even with aced crew takes around 15 seconds. Second factor is the ballistic performance of the HESH. It forces the player to engage people at close range, in order to make aiming for weak surfaces easier.
+In case a light vehicle is stalking you, it's better to just load HESH, provoke the enemy, then hopefully blast them away. Heavily-armoured vehicles are still more vulnerable to APDS than HESH regardless of range, unless you hit them at specific weak spots with it.
 === Pros and cons ===

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 == Usage in battles ==
 <!-- ''Describe the tactics of playing in the vehicle, the features of using vehicles in the team and advice on tactics. Refrain from creating a "guide" - do not impose a single point of view but instead give the reader food for thought. Describe the most dangerous enemies and give recommendations on fighting them. If necessary, note the specifics of the game in different modes (AB, RB, SB).'' -->
-As a tank destroyer, you might want to go for heavy tank hunt. In this case, you should check the battle rating of opposing team. Despite having heavy gun, your best bet in uptier would be long range flank sniping. This is due to APDS doing less damage to crew and components, the thicker the armour it penetrated was, thus doing minimal damage through heavy tank's frontal armour. As such, you are less dangerous to superheavy tanks (especially the ones from 8.0) from front, compared to [[FV4005|FV 4005]], which many players will mistake you for. You still can penetrate most of breakthrough tanks, forcing them to retreat or slip up at critical moment. Since APDS is super high velocity, you can snipe across the map with little issue, and do fatal damage from sides.
+Conway's playstyle does not differ much from that of Object 120 Taran's. Both vehicles are quite large, making them large and easy to spot targets, with very powerful guns. This promotes the sniper gameplay. Because of the incredible penetration and ballistic performance of the Shot L1G, Conway is capable of engaging hostile targets, even at extreme distances with relative ease. In order to maximise the post-penetration damage of the APDS round it is usually advised to aim for the center of the target, otherwise the chances of destroying an enemy, with just one shot, drop dramatically.  However, unlike the Taran, Conway's mobility is mediocre (accpet for the reverse speed) which, combined with the tank's size, make moving into sniping positions quite difficult, so it's important to watch your surroundings for any enemies trying to take you out. This also makes flanking very risky.
-To everything else you are extremely dangerous, and, if detected, have some presence factor. This can be beneficial and bad at same time, since you can scare off heavy tanks and attract medium and light tanks, and even other SPGs. Your turret might hold off a few stray shots from distant or weak opponents, but your hull is still quite fragile, and reload times are still too long, so there is no room for mistakes at close range duels. For these reasons, if possible, adversaries must be kept away from you, so their guns are inadequate at fighting you, your hull must be kept hidden, and enemy SPG and "sniper" oriented medium tanks must be neutralized on sight.
+Often disregarded advantage that Conway has is it's turret. The armor at around the gun breach is surprisingly sturdy, even being capable of stopping Russian BM-471D at point-blank range. This armor makes Conway very good in hull-down positions in a downtier, provided you can hide the rest of the tank. However most opponents at 7.3 BR will have access to HEAT ammunition, making your armor ineffective.
+[[File:Conway 1.png|center|thumb|BR-471D not capable of penetrating Conway's turret around the gun.]]
-In case a light vehicle is stalking you, it's better to just load HESH, provoke the enemy, then hopefully blast them away. Heavily-armoured vehicles are still more vulnerable to APDS than HESH regardless of range, unless you hit them at specific weak spots with it.
+The height of the Conway is often it's drawback, however it does make the use of the HESH round much easier. Because the Shell L1TK works well even against the most extremely angled plates a viable, but quite difficult to pull off strategy would be to shoot the roofs of the enemy vehicles. This usually results in making the enemy incapable of retaliating or him being overpressured and subsequently destroyed. The smaller the target the higher the chance of overpressure happening. There are however two limiting factor to this strategy. First comes in a form of a rather long reload, which even with aced crew takes around 15 seconds. Second factor is the ballistic performance of the HESH. It forces the player to engage people at close range, in order to make aiming for weak surfaces easier.
 === Pros and cons ===

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 ;Skins
 * [https://live.warthunder.com/feed/camouflages/?vehicle=uk_fv4004_conway Skins and camouflages for the {{PAGENAME}} from live.warthunder.com.]
 == See also ==

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 The '''{{Specs|name}}''' is a rank {{Specs|rank}} British tank destroyer {{Battle-rating}}. It was introduced in [[Update 1.57 "Battle March"]]. It is armed with a cannon developed to take on the heavy Soviet [[IS-3]] tank. It excels in fighting the top-rank heavies.
-The Conway plays similarly to the [[KV-2 (1939)|KV-2]]. It has sub-par armour on all sides and has a very large-calibre gun, able to penetrate everything it faces, severely damaging most. However the incredibly high-velocity APDS, faster turret traverse and faster reload differ distinctly from the KV-2. It can be played as an usual tank destroyer, excelling at it with its high velocity APDS rounds, sniping from a distance.
+The Conway plays similarly to the [[FV4005]]. It has sub-par armour on all sides and has a very large-calibre gun, able to penetrate everything it faces, severely damaging most. However the incredibly high-velocity APDS, fast turret traverse and short reload time differ distinctly from the FV4005. It can be played as an usual tank destroyer, excelling at it with its high velocity APDS rounds, sniping from a distance.
 == General info ==
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 {{Specs-Tank-Armour}}
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-The turret front can shrug off smaller calibre rounds at long range and is resistant to HMGs, unlike the FV4005.
+The turret front can shrug off smaller calibre rounds at long range and is resistant to autocannon and HMGs, unlike the FV4005.
 '''Armour type:'''
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 === Mobility ===
-The Conway possesses standard mobility. The chassis is identical to that of the Centurion mk.III tank, but with a heavier turret, causing slightly worse mobility than the aforementioned MBT. When stock, the Conway can be very sluggish, especially up hills, but with tracks, brakes and engine modules researched it becomes mobile to an acceptable degree, but still not enough to be an ambusher.
+{{Specs-Tank-Mobility}}
-The Conway has a fair top speed, but shines significantly with its -12km/h reverse speed, allowing the Conway to peak, fire and swiftly retreat into cover.{{Specs-Tank-Mobility}}
+The Conway has a fair top speed, but shines significantly with its -12 km/h reverse speed, allowing the Conway to peak, fire and swiftly retreat into cover.
 {{tankMobility|abMinHp=902|rbMinHp=562}}
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 {{Specs-Tank-Armaments}}
 === Main armament ===
 {{Specs-Tank-Weapon|1}}
 <!-- ''Give the reader information about the characteristics of the main gun. Assess its effectiveness in a battle based on the reloading speed, ballistics and the power of shells. Do not forget about the flexibility of the fire, that is how quickly the cannon can be aimed at the target, open fire on it and aim at another enemy. Add a link to the main article on the gun: <code><nowiki>{{main|Name of the weapon}}</nowiki></code>. Describe in general terms the ammunition available for the main gun. Give advice on how to use them and how to fill the ammunition storage.'' -->
 {{main|Ordnance QF Tk. L1A2 (120 mm)}}
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 ==== Ammunition ====
-The Shot L1G is the main round used by the Conway. The round velocity (almost 1,500m/s) is completely unrivaled at the vehicle's BR. This will be the main shell used in-battle. The Shot L1G has incredibly high penetration, enough to go through Tiger IIs, IS-3s and even Mauses indiscriminently, however suffers from low spalling due to the sub-callibre projectile. This means a penetration does not guarantee a kill if vital enemy components are not hit. Due to this it is recommended to aim for ammunition and crew in enemy vehicles, instead of focusing on armour weakpoints.
+The Shot L1G is the main round used by the Conway. The round velocity (almost 1,500 m/s) is unrivaled at the vehicle's BR. This will be the main shell used in battle. The Shot L1G has incredibly high penetration, enough to go through Tiger IIs, IS-3s and even Maus indiscriminately. However, it suffers from low spalling due to the sub-callibre projectile. This means a penetration does not guarantee a kill if critical components are not hit. Due to this, it is recommended to aim for ammunition and crew positions in enemy vehicles, instead of focusing on armour weak points.
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 ! colspan="8" | Penetration statistics
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 * Excellent long range support thanks to the high muzzle velocity of the APDS shells
 * Large calibre APDS still often leads to one-shots
-* Incredibly high pennetration APDS rounds
+* High-penetration APDS rounds
 '''Cons:'''