Object 906 - Revision history

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U120313908: Updated description, Expanded Survivability and Armour, Mobility and Main Armament

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Updated description, Expanded Survivability and Armour, Mobility and Main Armament

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‎Pros and cons

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U116370254: wording in description was weird so i fixed it

2023-06-01T10:49:46Z

wording in description was weird so i fixed it

U116370254: i played it a bit and added the fact that it has a HEAT shell when fighting the maus. also misc spelling and sentence structure fixes.

2023-06-01T10:47:42Z

i played it a bit and added the fact that it has a HEAT shell when fighting the maus. also misc spelling and sentence structure fixes.

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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.'' -->
-The success of the [[PT-76B]] prompted the development of a more powerful version. The '''Object 906''' retained the same characteristics of the PT-76B: stabilized, amphibious and very light, but with a more powerful 85 mm cannon. It never went into service or serial production, but if it had, it would have received the designation PT-85. The tank carried a total of 40 shells with 8 armour-piercing and 32 HE projectiles. The protection was not the most important aspect, but it received enough armour to stop artillery fragments, 14.5 mm shots from 100 m, and it was protected against radioactive and nuclear fallout. While the tank was much superior to the PT-76B, it never went into service, it was deemed to complex to operate and produce en masse, so it was discarded and the PT-76 remained in service instead.
+The success of the [[PT-76B]] prompted the development of a more powerful version. The '''Object 906''' retained the same characteristics of the PT-76B: stabilized, amphibious and very light, but with a more powerful 85 mm cannon. It never went into service or serial production, but if it had, it would have received the designation PT-85. The tank carried a total of 40 shells with 8 armour-piercing and 32 HE projectiles. The protection was not the most important aspect, but it received enough armour to stop artillery fragments, 14.5 mm shots from 100 m, and it was protected against radioactive and nuclear fallout. While the tank was much superior to the PT-76B, it never went into service, it was deemed too complex to operate and produce en masse, so it was discarded and the PT-76 remained in service instead.
 Introduced in [[Update 1.65 "Way of the Samurai"]], the '''{{Specs|name}}''' is a very capable tank at its BR. With good mobility and little to no armour, it plays like most light tanks. It can use its good mobility to set up in sniping positions (however it does not have access to a rangefinder). Its biggest advantage is access to a two-plane stabilizer that works at all speeds, and with a very low profile, it's very easy to set up ambushes around capture points to take out dangerous opponents with ease, especially other light tanks that try to rush to the point. It suffers from a poor gun depression like many other Soviet tanks, but its powerful armament and mobility compensate that lack of gun handling. It's also amphibious, which may come in handy in case of an emergency.

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 The success of the [[PT-76 (Family)|PT-76]] amphibious tank prompted the development of a successor with improved characteristics on the battlefield. The project was in development since 1960 by {{Annotation|VgTZ|Volgograd Tractor Plant}} under the leadership of I. V. Gavalov. The main purpose of this project was to create a floating tank with a more powerful main cannon than the PT-76B. The vehicle was given the project name '''Object 906''' with the lead designer being Yu. V. Sharin. In total, six prototypes were manufactured at VgTZ, two of which were tested at the {{Annotation|NIIBT|Research and Testing Institute of Armored Vehicles}} test site from January to August 1963. The tank was to receive the name PT-85 if it had been adopted for service, however it failed to do so.
-The tank had a classic layout scheme with a longitudinal engine located in the hull, a crew of three people and a stabilized {{Annotation|85mm D-58|85mm 2A22, D-58}} cannon with a loading mechanism which was paired with a {{Annotation|7.62 mm SGMT|7.62 mm 56-P-428MT, SGMT}}. The tank was equipped with a TVN-2B night vision device for the driver, a TKN-2 day-night viewing device alongside with two TNP viewports for the commander and two TNP-165 prismatic viewports for the gunner. The stabilizer used named Zvezda provided a horizontal rotation speed of 0.05 deg/s to 20 deg/s and a vertical rotation speed of 0.05 deg/s to 4.5 deg/s. For firing the main cannon during daytime, a TSh2B-8A telescopic sight was used, and for night-time, a TPN-1 sight was used alongside a L-2A1 infrared illuminator. The loading mechanism of the gun was designed for 15 shots and used a special control panel to operate, allowing the tank to reach a maximum rate of fire of 14 rounds/min and a minimum rate of fire of 9 rounds/min. The total ammunition stored was 40 rounds with an usual load of 8 armour-piercing and 32 high-explosive shells.
+The tank had a classic layout scheme with a longitudinal engine located in the hull, a crew of three people and a stabilized {{Annotation|85 mm D-58|85 mm 2A22, D-58}} cannon with a loading mechanism which was paired with a {{Annotation|7.62 mm SGMT|7.62 mm 56-P-428MT, SGMT}}. The tank was equipped with a TVN-2B night vision device for the driver, a TKN-2 day-night viewing device alongside with two TNP viewports for the commander and two TNP-165 prismatic viewports for the gunner. The stabilizer used named Zvezda provided a horizontal rotation speed of 0.05 deg/s to 20 deg/s and a vertical rotation speed of 0.05 deg/s to 4.5 deg/s. For firing the main cannon during daytime, a TSh2B-8A telescopic sight was used, and for night-time, a TPN-1 sight was used alongside a L-2A1 infrared illuminator. The loading mechanism of the gun was designed for 15 shots and used a special control panel to operate, allowing the tank to reach a maximum rate of fire of 14 rounds/min and a minimum rate of fire of 9 rounds/min. The total ammunition stored was 40 rounds with an usual load of 8 armour-piercing and 32 high-explosive shells.
 The armour protection of the tank consisted of anti-fragmentation welded aluminium alloy ABT-101 plates with a thickness of 8, 12, 20, 25, and 30 mm. The frontal armour consisted of three armour plates, upper plate with a thickness of 20 mm at 77 degrees, middle plate with a thickness of 30 mm at 55 degrees and lower plate with a thickness of 20 mm at 70 degrees and it provided protection against 14.5 mm B-32 rounds from 100 m. In terms of protection in the event of a nuclear war, the tank was equipped with a DP-3 radiometer, devices that close all possible holes to protect the crew from a nuclear explosion shockwave and ventilation necessary to filter out radioactive dust in case the tank was fully sealed.

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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.'' -->
-The success of the PT-76B prompted the development of a more powerful version. The '''Object 906''' retained the same characteristics of the PT-76B, stabilized, amphibious and very light, but with a more powerful 85mm cannon. It never went into service or serial production, but in case it had, it would have received the name PT-85. The tank carried a total of 40 shells with 8 armor-piercing and 32 HE projectiles. The protection was not the most important aspect, but it received enough armour to stop artillery fragments, 14.5mm shots from 100M and it was protected against radioactive and nuclear fallout, so it was capable of operating in areas with radioactive activity. While the tank was much superior to the PT-76B, it never went into service, it was deemed to complex to operate and produce in mass, so it was discarded and the PT-76 remained in service instead.
+The success of the [[PT-76B]] prompted the development of a more powerful version. The '''Object 906''' retained the same characteristics of the PT-76B: stabilized, amphibious and very light, but with a more powerful 85 mm cannon. It never went into service or serial production, but if it had, it would have received the designation PT-85. The tank carried a total of 40 shells with 8 armour-piercing and 32 HE projectiles. The protection was not the most important aspect, but it received enough armour to stop artillery fragments, 14.5 mm shots from 100 m, and it was protected against radioactive and nuclear fallout. While the tank was much superior to the PT-76B, it never went into service, it was deemed to complex to operate and produce en masse, so it was discarded and the PT-76 remained in service instead.
-Introduced in [[Update 1.65 "Way of the Samurai"]], the '''{{Specs|name}}''' is a very capable tank at it's BR. With good mobility and little to no armour, it plays like most light tanks. It can use it's good mobility to set up in sniping positions (however it does not have access to a telemeter). It's biggest advantage is access to a two axis stabilizer that works at all speeds, and with a very low profile, it's very easy setting up ambushes around capture points to take dangerous opponents with ease, specially other light tanks that try to rush to the capture. It suffers from a poor gun depression like many other Soviet tanks, but it's powerful armament and mobility compensate that lack of gun handling. It's also amphibious, which may result handy in case of an emergency.
+Introduced in [[Update 1.65 "Way of the Samurai"]], the '''{{Specs|name}}''' is a very capable tank at its BR. With good mobility and little to no armour, it plays like most light tanks. It can use its good mobility to set up in sniping positions (however it does not have access to a rangefinder). Its biggest advantage is access to a two-plane stabilizer that works at all speeds, and with a very low profile, it's very easy to set up ambushes around capture points to take out dangerous opponents with ease, especially other light tanks that try to rush to the point. It suffers from a poor gun depression like many other Soviet tanks, but its powerful armament and mobility compensate that lack of gun handling. It's also amphibious, which may come in handy in case of an emergency.
 == General info ==
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 * Belly armour and hull underside above the tracks are 8 mm thick.
-It's armour is not enough to stop any important impact. In a best case scenario, it may stop 20mm or 30mm AP shots from IFVs or aircrafts. But it wont be enough to stop most shots and even artillery would be a great threat to this vehicle.
+Its armour is not enough to stop any important impact. In a best case scenario, it may stop 20 mm or 30 mm AP shots from IFVs or aircraft, but it won't be enough to stop most shots, and even artillery would be a great threat to this vehicle.
 === Mobility ===
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 {{tankMobility|abMinHp=465|rbMinHp=265}}
-* Full reverse speed (74KM/h)
+* Full reverse speed (74 km/h)
 * Fast to accelerate
 * Amphibious capability
 * Average mobility in irregular terrain
-The mobility on the '''Object 906''' is excellent. At it's BR is rare seeing vehicles with full reverse speed. That means that it would be able to escape from dangerous situations or change position with ease and surprise enemy tanks.
+The mobility of the '''Object 906''' is excellent. At its BR, seeing vehicles with full reverse speed is rare. That means that it is able to escape from dangerous situations or change position with ease and surprise enemy tanks.
 === Modifications and economy ===
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 {{Specs-Tank-Weapon|1}}
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-{{main|D-58 (85 mm)}}The 85mm gun in the '''Object 906''' it's very capable at it's BR, with access to HEAT and APHE shells, it has access to ammunition with good penetration and high damage output. It also has a very high reload rate, at 4.3 seconds thanks to the autoloader, with this tank a more capable crew would not increase the reload rate.
+{{main|D-58 (85 mm)}}
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-! colspan="5" | [[D-58 (85 mm)|85 mm D-58]] || colspan="5" | Turret rotation speed (°/s) || colspan="4" | Reloading rate (seconds)
+! colspan="5" | [[D-58 (85 mm)|85 mm D-58]] || colspan="5" | Turret rotation speed (°/s) || Reloading rate (seconds)
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 ! Mode !! Capacity !! Vertical !! Horizontal !! Stabilizer
 ! Stock !! Upgraded !! Full !! Expert !! Aced
-! Stock !! Full !! Expert !! Aced
+! Autoloader
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 ! ''Arcade''
-| rowspan="2" | 40 || rowspan="2" | -5°/+20° || rowspan="2" | ±180° || rowspan="2" | Two-plane || 19.0 || 26.4 || 32.0 || 35.4 || 37.7 || rowspan="2" | 4.30 || rowspan="2" | 4.30 || rowspan="2" | 4.30 || rowspan="2" | 4.30
+| rowspan="2" | 40 || rowspan="2" | -5°/+20° || rowspan="2" | ±180° || rowspan="2" | Two-plane || 19.0 || 26.4 || 32.0 || 35.4 || 37.7 || rowspan="2" | 4.30
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 ! ''Realistic''
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 Any tank is a threat that should be avoided, flanked, and destroyed. However, some tanks are impervious to these tactics:
 The [[Maus]] has thick flanks at nearly 200 mm that can absorb any shots if angled properly. Only fire at the Maus if it is unaware and showing its flat, unangled side, and at close range. The APHE on the Object 906 has just enough penetration to punch through the side armour. If facing the Maus head-on, the Object 906 has to worry about both the 128 mm and 75 mm cannon. If the Maus is keeping its turret faced at the Object 906, it is advised to use ESS and retreat. However, if one is defending a critical location and cannot retreat, one can use the HEAT-FS shell to penetrate the Maus at its weaker areas. Shoot the Maus on the right side of its turret face, as that will incapacitate the gunner. You will have to knock out each crew member separately. Watch out for other enemy vehicles that may be supporting the Maus.
 [[T95]] (otherwise known as "Doom turtle") should not be engaged. Its good all-around bouncy armour will defeat most shots even from the Object 906 will take on the move. To defeat it, take some height at its flank and aim carefully, otherwise, it will just drag its attention. This worthy opponent has a very fast hull turning rate, turning it into an impervious wall even towards any adversary, including the 906 if it notices it. Engage only if necessary.
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 With the [[Tortoise]], the same caution is advised but it is way easier to flank since its side armour is flat.
 Be cautious while aiming at [[IS-3]], [[IS-4M]] and [[T-10M]] since their sides can bounce the 85 mm shots. Aim at the flat side of the hull, between the roadwheels and the mudguard. That will have the best chance of knocking it out.
 === Pros and cons ===
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 * Two-plane stabilized gun allows to fire on the move and while braking on almost any terrain
 * Amphibious capability lets you move around maps with bodies of water more easily - rivers can also be easily crossed
 * Very fast reverse speed, about -45 km/h, with fast acceleration towards -70 km/h
 * Has neutral steering
 * Immune to 50 .cal HMGs frontally

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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.'' -->
-The '''{{Specs|name}}''' is a rank {{Specs|rank}} Soviet light tank {{Battle-rating}}. It was introduced in [[Update 1.65 "Way of the Samurai"]]. Combining a gun similar to that of the [[ASU-85]] on a turret, and the mobility from the [[PT-76B]], Object 906 is the perfect weapon system to flank with.
+The success of the PT-76B prompted the development of a more powerful version. The '''Object 906''' retained the same characteristics of the PT-76B, stabilized, amphibious and very light, but with a more powerful 85mm cannon. It never went into service or serial production, but in case it had, it would have received the name PT-85. The tank carried a total of 40 shells with 8 armor-piercing and 32 HE projectiles. The protection was not the most important aspect, but it received enough armour to stop artillery fragments, 14.5mm shots from 100M and it was protected against radioactive and nuclear fallout, so it was capable of operating in areas with radioactive activity. While the tank was much superior to the PT-76B, it never went into service, it was deemed to complex to operate and produce in mass, so it was discarded and the PT-76 remained in service instead.
 == General info ==
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 * Suspension wheels are 10 mm thick while tracks are 15 mm thick.
 * Belly armour and hull underside above the tracks are 8 mm thick.
 === Mobility ===
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 {{tankMobility|abMinHp=465|rbMinHp=265}}
 === Modifications and economy ===
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 {{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|D-58 (85 mm)}}
+{{main|D-58 (85 mm)}}The 85mm gun in the '''Object 906''' it's very capable at it's BR, with access to HEAT and APHE shells, it has access to ammunition with good penetration and high damage output. It also has a very high reload rate, at 4.3 seconds thanks to the autoloader, with this tank a more capable crew would not increase the reload rate.
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 * Very fast reverse speed, about -45 km/h, with fast acceleration towards -70 km/h
 * Has neutral steering
-* Immune to 50.cal frontally
+* Immune to 50 .cal HMGs frontally
 '''Cons:'''

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 '''Rush'''
-One may be tempted to charge and capture the point for the team at the beginning of a game. In such a case, a cooperative team is necessary since the 906 cannot hold the point all by its lonesome. When capturing the point, turn the engine deck towards the enemy. This tactic can actually save the 906 from hasty shots to the hull without hindering the gun arc, though this will cause engine fires which can lead to a burning end if not handled quickly. In this case, take a shot at the now vulnerable foe and then use the FPE item to extinguish the fire. If the point gets swarmed by enemies, fall back and wait for allies to regroup for a counter-attack.
+One may be tempted to charge and capture the point for the team at the beginning of a game. When capturing the point, turn the engine deck towards the enemy. This tactic can actually save the 906 from hasty shots to the hull without hindering the gun arc, though this will cause engine fires which can lead to a burning end if not handled quickly. In this case, take a shot at the now vulnerable foe and then use the FPE item to extinguish the fire. However, higher powered APFSDS will be able to go straight through the engine, killing your crew. If the point gets swarmed by enemies, you have two options. The first is falling back. Using the good reverse gear, and enabling ESS, one can easily retreat back to friendly lines. However, if there are swarms of unaware enemies, the Object 906 can be an absolute menace. Using the 4.3 second reload, you can easily eliminate half the enemy team, if they are unaware.
 '''Decoy'''
-Another unusual tactic is to attract enemy players' focus to the 906's location. Use the amphibious capability and other great mobility features to put the 906 in a tricky position to reach for a non-floating/non-flying enemy (often down a cliff, beside/in the water) in such a way that some players will fall into the trap of trying to reach the 906 through methods that expose their sides to allies or falling into the water. This tactic is very situational and is not a method that should be prioritized over any other tactics. It may not win battles, but it could destroy a few enemies, reducing the number of enemies threatening the overall allied team.
+Another unusual tactic is to attract enemy players' focus to the Object 906's location. Use the amphibious capability and other great mobility features to put the Object 906 in a tricky position to reach for a non-floating/non-flying enemy (often down a cliff, beside/in the water) in such a way that some players will fall into the trap of trying to reach the 906 through methods that expose their sides to allies or falling into the water. This tactic is very situational and is not a method that should be prioritized over any other tactics. It may not win battles, but it could destroy a few enemies, reducing the number of enemies threatening the overall allied team.
-;Tank Assault
+;'''Tank Assault'''
 The Object 906 is a very capable tank in Tank Assault gamemode, largely due to its very fast reload rate, and extremely low cost (almost 4 times cheaper than MBTs / medium tanks). Since the AIs in Tank Assault don't try to angle their armour or present their front, their sides are very often exposed, which allows the Object 906 to quickly rack up kills. You should aim to take a position where you are covered from most sides except the direction where you are shooting, but you shouldn't worry about dying, at all.
-Generally, your role should be taken as the set-up/clean-up tank. You will often track or set enemies on fire, which makes them easy to pick-off for your team, or your armour-piercing shell with high explosives will cleanly knock out the tank with a single shot. With that shell, you can also clear out any stationary AIs, even if they are at a slight angle. Remember that top-tier vehicle (Abrams, Challengers etc.) have almost no lower side armour, and you can often penetrate and kill those tanks from the side at angles up to (almost) 60°.
+Generally, your role should be taken as the set-up/clean-up tank. You will often track or set enemies on fire, which makes them easy to pick-off for your team. If the AI are lighter targets, APHE shell will cleanly knock out the tank with a single shot. With that shell, you can also clear out any stationary AIs, even if they are at a slight angle. Remember that top-tier vehicle (Abrams, Challengers etc.) have almost no lower side armour, and you can often penetrate and kill those tanks from the side at angles up to (almost) 60°.
 ;Notable enemies
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 Any tank is a threat that should be avoided, flanked, and destroyed. However, some tanks are impervious to these tactics:
-The [[Maus]] has thick flanks at nearly 200 mm that can absorb any shots if angled properly. Do not shoot at it since it will only bring this behemoth to turn itself against the 906 (in this case, just withdraw from its firing arc). Still, it can be defeated in a manner like mammoth hunting: wait until the target gets isolated and encircle it, then shoot it on the sides, in the rear of the hull and always try to be out of its line of sight.
+The [[Maus]] has thick flanks at nearly 200 mm that can absorb any shots if angled properly. Only fire if the Maus is unaware and showing it's flat, unangled side, and at close range. The APHE on the Object 906 has just enough penetration to punch through the side armor. If one is facing it head on, beware the secondary cannon; it is advised to use ESS and retreat. However, if one is defending a critical location and cannot retreat, one can use the HEAT-FS shell. It has over 400 millimeters of penetration. Shoot the Maus on the right side of it's turret face, as that will kill the gunner. You will have to kill each crew member separately. Watch out for other enemy vehicles.
 [[T95]] (otherwise known as "Doom turtle") should not be engaged. Its good all-around bouncy armour will defeat most shots even from the Object 906 will take on the move. To defeat it, take some height at its flank and aim carefully, otherwise, it will just drag its attention. This worthy opponent has a very fast hull turning rate, turning it into an impervious wall even towards any adversary, including the 906 if it notices it. Engage only if necessary.
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 With the [[Tortoise]], the same caution is advised but it is way easier to flank since its side armour is flat.
-Be cautious while aiming at [[IS-3]], [[IS-4M]] and [[T-10M]] since their sides can bounce the 85 mm shots.
+Be cautious while aiming at [[IS-3]], [[IS-4M]] and [[T-10M]] since their sides can bounce the 85 mm shots. Aim at the flat side of the hull, between the roadwheels and the mudguard. That will have the best chance of knocking it out.
 === Pros and cons ===
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 * Very hard-hitting 85 mm, even for Rank V matches
 ** Comes with an APHE as a standard shot - easily capable of knocking out tanks from the side
-** The unlockable HEATFS shell lets the 906 comfortably fight heavier tanks
+** The unlockable HEATFS shell lets the Object 906 comfortably fight heavier tanks
 * Two-plane stabilized gun allows to fire on the move and while braking on almost any terrain
 * Amphibious capability lets you move around maps with bodies of water more easily - rivers can also be easily crossed
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 * Only 3 crewmen limits the survivability
 * Turret bustle is protected by only 8 mm, heavy machine guns can easily penetrate and detonate the ammunition in the autoloader
-* Overall, turret front is vulnerable to HMG at short distances
+* Turret front is vulnerable to HMG at short distances
 * Prone to destruction by overpressure
-* Stock experience is horrible
+* Stock experience is quite poor
 ** Mobility and accuracy are bad until relevant upgrades are researched and bought
 * Awful gun depression of -5°
-* Two-plane stabilizer becomes ineffective at speeds above 35-40 km/ph, especially on rough terrain
+* Two-plane stabilizer becomes ineffective at speeds above 35-40 km/h, especially on rough terrain
 * When firing from the water, can accidentally sink itself
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 ;Skins
 * [https://live.warthunder.com/feed/camouflages/?vehicle=ussr_object_906 Skins and camouflages for the {{PAGENAME}} from live.warthunder.com.]

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 ==== Ammunition ====
-{| class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align:center" width="100%"
+{{:D-58 (85 mm)/Ammunition|BR-372, 3BK7, OF-372}}
 ==== [[Ammo racks]] ====