T-44-100 - Revision history

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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 T-44 was developed as the successor of the legendary T-34 tank, and although it was much superior, it retained the same 85mm cannon, however a 122mm gun was also fitted in other prototypes, but this armament options were deemed unsatisfactory. Thus an upgraded version was developed with the [[D-10T (100 mm)|100 mm D-10T]]. Testing began at October 1944 for this upgrade at the Ural Tank Factory, and different cannons were tested, like the D-10TK and the LB-1. The new armament meant a modified turret with it's ring diameter increased, with increased weight and increased armour in the turret as well as armour panels in the sides. The results of the so called T-44B were excellent and the army saw a lot of potential in the design, and even though the T-44-100 didn't reach serial production, two prototypes were constructed, the army wanted a design with the same characteristics, but more modern, reliable and versatile, thus the T-54 was created and further development of the T-44 was stopped.
+The T-44 was developed as the successor of the legendary T-34 tank, and although it was much superior, it retained the same 85 mm cannon. A 122 mm gun was fitted in some prototypes, but this was deemed unsatisfactory. Thus, an upgraded version was developed with the [[D-10T (100 mm)|100 mm D-10T]]. Testing began in October 1944 for this upgrade at the Ural Tank Factory, and different cannons were tested, like the D-10TK and the LB-1. The new armament meant a modified turret with its ring diameter increased, with increased weight and increased armour in the turret as well as armour panels in the sides. The results of the so called T-44B were excellent and the army saw a lot of potential in the design, and even though the T-44-100 didn't reach serial production, two prototypes were constructed, and the army wanted a design with the same characteristics, but more modern, reliable and versatile. Thus, the [[T-54 (1947)|T-54]] was created, and further development of the T-44 was stopped.
-It was introduced in [[Update 1.57 "Battle March"]] and is a fast, manoeuvrable with low profile tank that should be played as a brawler, flanker and ambusher, it's a jack of all trades. The tank's speed is quite good in Rank V (compare with previous version [[T-34-85]] and [[Panther A|Panther]] variants) and its gun can compete with the [[KwK43 (88 mm)|88 mm gun]] of the [[Tiger II (H)|Tiger II]] (amount of explosive, shell velocity). However the increased penetration and internal damage is balanced by the fact that it's slow to reload .This tank isn't suitable for front-line roles because of the lack of armour and gun depression. Moreover, T-44-100 has a fast reverse speed, making it more of a "shoot-and-scoot" vehicle. The armour isn't very thick, however, it does have the potential to bounce some shots, however at it's BR it can be penetrated by APDS and HEAT shells found in MBTs, that start to become more common at rank V.
+The T-44-100 was introduced in [[Update 1.57 "Battle March"]], and is a fast, manoeuvrable with low profile tank that should be played as a brawler, flanker, and ambusher, it's a jack of all trades. The tank's speed is quite good for its rank (compared with previous version [[T-34-85]] and [[Panther A|Panther]] variants) and its gun can compete with the [[KwK43 (88 mm)|88 mm gun]] of the [[Tiger II (H)|Tiger II]] in terms of the amount of explosive and shell velocity. However, the increased penetration and internal damage is balanced by the fact that it's slow to reload. This tank isn't suitable for front-line roles because of the lack of armour and gun depression. Moreover, the T-44-100 has a fast reverse speed, making it more of a "shoot-and-scoot" vehicle. The armour isn't very thick, however, it does have the potential to bounce some shots, however at its BR it can be easily penetrated by APDS and HEAT shells found on the MBTs that start to become more common at rank V.
 == General info ==
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 * Belly armour is 30 mm thick.
-Armour it's enough to stop APHE shots from WW2 tanks like the Tiger II and latest Sherman versions aside from the M-51. Against modern MBTs like the M48 and Centurions it wont be able to resist hits by HEAT or APDS shells, it's more armoured place is the turret, with a shape and angle that increases the chances of bouncing shots.
+The armour is enough to stop APHE shots from WW2 tanks like the Tiger II and latest Sherman versions aside from the M-51. Against modern MBTs like the M48 and Centurions, it won't be able to resist hits by HEAT or APDS shells. Its more armoured area is the turret, with a shape and angle that increases the chances of bouncing shots.
 === Mobility ===
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-{{tankMobility|abMinHp=806|rbMinHp=460}}'''Notes'''
+{{tankMobility|abMinHp=806|rbMinHp=460}}
-* Relatively fast reverse speed (9KM/h)
+With a powerful engine, its mobility is one of the best at rank V. Even when compared to MBTs like the T-54 and M48, its good reverse speed and acceleration make it capable of hit and run tactics, and it will easily escape from enemies or dangerous situations.
 === Modifications and economy ===
 {{Specs-Economy}}
-The first modifications you should get are Parts and FPE. After you get those, you can grind what you want. It's recommended to get the modifications of the categories Firepower and Protection first. Because it's a medium tank you should also get the Mobility modifications Filters, Transmission and Engine as fast as possible.
+The first modifications you should get are Parts and FPE. After you get those, you can grind what you want. It's recommended to get the modifications of the categories Firepower and Protection first. Because it's a medium tank, you should also get the Mobility modifications Filters, Transmission, and Engine as fast as possible.
 == Armaments ==
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 {{Specs-Tank-Weapon|1}}
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-{{main|D-10T (100 mm)}}'''Notes:'''
+{{main|D-10T (100 mm)}}
-* Access to high performance APHE shells
+The 100 mm D-10T is one of the best guns at its BR, however, it has a very slow reload for its BR, even with an Aced crew. Its best shell is BR-412D, with good penetration values for an APHE shell, and while its angled performance is not the best, it is still very capable and has enough explosive filler to one-shot most enemies.
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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 medium tank {{Battle-rating}}. It was introduced in [[Update 1.57 "Battle March"]]. It is a standard [[T-44]], but with the stronger [[D-10T (100 mm)|100 mm D-10T]] gun, the same one as on the [[SU-100]] and the [[T-54 (1947)|T-54]] tanks.
+The T-44 was developed as the successor of the legendary T-34 tank, and although it was much superior, it retained the same 85mm cannon, however a 122mm gun was also fitted in other prototypes, but this armament options were deemed unsatisfactory. Thus an upgraded version was developed with the [[D-10T (100 mm)|100 mm D-10T]]. Testing began at October 1944 for this upgrade at the Ural Tank Factory, and different cannons were tested, like the D-10TK and the LB-1. The new armament meant a modified turret with it's ring diameter increased, with increased weight and increased armour in the turret as well as armour panels in the sides. The results of the so called T-44B were excellent and the army saw a lot of potential in the design, and even though the T-44-100 didn't reach serial production, two prototypes were constructed, the army wanted a design with the same characteristics, but more modern, reliable and versatile, thus the T-54 was created and further development of the T-44 was stopped.
-This is a fast, manoeuvrable with low profile tank that should be played as a brawler, flanker and ambusher. The tank's speed is quite good in Rank IV (compare with previous version [[T-34-85]] and [[Panther A|Panther]] variants) and its gun can compete with the [[KwK43 (88 mm)|88 mm gun]] of the [[Tiger II (H)|Tiger II]] (amount of explosive, shell velocity).
+It was introduced in [[Update 1.57 "Battle March"]] and is a fast, manoeuvrable with low profile tank that should be played as a brawler, flanker and ambusher, it's a jack of all trades. The tank's speed is quite good in Rank V (compare with previous version [[T-34-85]] and [[Panther A|Panther]] variants) and its gun can compete with the [[KwK43 (88 mm)|88 mm gun]] of the [[Tiger II (H)|Tiger II]] (amount of explosive, shell velocity). However the increased penetration and internal damage is balanced by the fact that it's slow to reload .This tank isn't suitable for front-line roles because of the lack of armour and gun depression. Moreover, T-44-100 has a fast reverse speed, making it more of a "shoot-and-scoot" vehicle. The armour isn't very thick, however, it does have the potential to bounce some shots, however at it's BR it can be penetrated by APDS and HEAT shells found in MBTs, that start to become more common at rank V.
 == General info ==
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 * Spaced armour is put on the side that gives an additional 6 mm.
 * Belly armour is 30 mm thick.
 === Mobility ===
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-{{tankMobility|abMinHp=806|rbMinHp=460}}
+{{tankMobility|abMinHp=806|rbMinHp=460}}'''Notes'''
 === 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-10T (100 mm)}}
+{{main|D-10T (100 mm)}}'''Notes:'''
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 ==== Ammunition ====
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+{{:D-10T (100 mm)/Ammunition|BR-412, BR-412B, 3D3, BR-412D, BR-412P, OF-412}}
 ==== [[Ammo racks]] ====

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 ==== [[Ammo racks]] ====
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+<!-- '''Last updated: 2.21.1.42''' -->
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-| '''36''' || 34&nbsp;''(+2)'' || 24&nbsp;''(+12)'' || 21&nbsp;''(+15)'' || 1&nbsp;''(+35)'' || No
+| '''36''' || 34&nbsp;''(+2)'' || 31&nbsp;''(+5)'' || 11&nbsp;''(+25)'' || 1&nbsp;''(+35)'' || No
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 '''Notes''':
-* Turret empty: 24&nbsp;''(+12)'' shells.
+* Shells are modeled individually and disappear after having been shot or loaded.
 === Machine guns ===

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	* [[wt:en/devblog/current/865\|[Devblog] T-44-100: Maneuver and fire!]]		* [[wt:en/devblog/current/865\|[Devblog] T-44-100: Maneuver and fire!]]

		+	{{TankManufacturer Morozov}}
	{{USSR medium tanks}}		{{USSR medium tanks}}

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 | Turret || 120 mm (9-58°) ''Turret front'' <br> 110 mm (7-63°) ''Gun mantlet'' || 100 mm (12-21°)|| 75 mm (10°) || 15 mm
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-! Armour !! Sides !! Roof
+| Cupola || 90 mm || 90 mm || 90 mm || 15 mm
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 {{Specs-Economy}}
-The first modifications you should get are "Parts" and "FPE". The best order for this is Parts → Horizontal Drive → FPE. After you get those, you can grind what you want. It's recommended to get the modifications of the Category "Firepower" and "Protection" first. Because it's a medium tanks you should also get the modifications "Filters", "Transmission" and "Engine" as fast as possible, to have better mobility.
+The first modifications you should get are Parts and FPE. After you get those, you can grind what you want. It's recommended to get the modifications of the categories Firepower and Protection first. Because it's a medium tank you should also get the Mobility modifications Filters, Transmission and Engine as fast as possible.
-You could do it like this: Parts → Horizontal Drive → FPE → BR-412B → BR-412D → Adjustment of Fire → Crew Replenishment → Filters → Elevation Mechanism → Transmission → Engine → Artillery Support → Brake System → Suspension → Tracks → BR-412P.
+You could do it like this: Parts → FPE → BR-412B → Horizontal Drive → BR-412D → Adjustment of Fire → Tracks → Crew Replenishment → Filters → Elevation Mechanism → Engine → Transmission → Artillery Support → Brake System → Suspension → BR-412P.
 == Armaments ==
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 The gameplay is slower in Realistic, and the T-44-100 will be outmatched by early Leopards and other fast vehicles (AUBL74, M50 Ontos, Ru 251 etc) in terms of mobility. You should play with more caution, and your main strategies should be: ambushes, flanks and medium-range sniping. To begin with, ambushing is a very successful strategy, and it can be employed in almost every map. You should find a piece of cover around the middle of the map, and look over the main pathways that the enemy team is likely to take (e.g. rubble around B point on Stalingrad, or the passage from B to C on Tunisia, etc). Also, don't forget you can ambush enemy flankers - they will often over-extend, and if you expect that to happen you can set up anti-flank ambushes for them.
-When flanking with the T-44-100, you need to be cautious of enemy flankers. Always look around, and try to cover your sides. If a capture point is being captured by the enemies, don't rush in, rather go from cover to cover and try to spot the enemy on the capture point first. That way you will have the advantage over them. If the capture point is in a hilly area, peak over the hill slightly sideways (don't go straight-on), because your side armour will be more angled than the lower plate, and also you are less likely to be one-shot if spotted.
+When flanking with the T-44-100, you need to be cautious of enemy flankers. Always look around, and try to cover your sides. If a capture point is being captured by the enemies, don't rush in, rather go from cover to cover and try to spot the enemy on the capture point first. That way you will have the advantage over them. If the capture point is in a hilly area, peak over the hill slightly sideways (don't go straight-on), because your side armour will be more angled than the lower plate, and also you are less likely to be knocked out by a single shot if spotted.
 Peaking with your side does help with depression as well, but only on shallow hills, on steep hills, you will not be able to get a shot on target without exposing your whole tank. Also, don't try to do this when the enemy sees you, because this strategy needs time to be set-up.
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 === Moving from T-44 to T-44-100 ===
-This section is for players who are experiencing the jump from Battle Rating 6.7 to 7.0. You will see many new enemies, and gameplay changes quite a bit. The biggest drawback you will experience is the lack of stabilizer, which makes it harder to play reactively (heavy tanks and tanks with stabilizers will be able to get their guns ready faster than you).
+You will see new enemies, and the gameplay changes quite a bit when uptiered. The biggest drawback you will experience is the lack of stabilizer, which makes it harder to play reactively (heavy tanks and tanks with stabilizers will be able to get their guns ready faster than you).
-Don't try to penetrate everything up-front, even though the gun has improved significantly. Sure, you can hit some one-shots through weak spots on some enemies, but the amount of times you will bounce and be destroyed straight after is bigger. Take your time to learn what enemies are easy to penetrate (British medium tanks, German Leopards and JPz 4-5, US M46s etc), and what tanks will take time and effort to outplay (Conqueror, Maus, T32, etc.).
+Don't try to penetrate everything up-front, even though the gun has improved significantly. You can score some penetrations through weak spots on some enemies, but the amount of times you will bounce and be destroyed straight after is bigger. Take your time to learn what enemies are easy to penetrate (American M46s, German Leopards, Soviet T-54s, British Centurions, etc.), and what tanks will take time and effort to outplay (Conqueror, Maus, T32, etc.).
 Overall, don't get a false sense of security and ability to handle everything, because quite the opposite happens - most tanks can easily penetrate you, while their armour is increased and can be awkward.
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 Against certain enemies, the recommended tactics are:
-* [[Tiger II (P)]] and [[Tiger II (H)|(H)]]: shoot at turret cheeks (thin part so you should aim carefully), the lower glacis, there is a transmission (Only shoot this when the Tiger II is facing you directly). If successful in flanking the Tiger II, shoot either back of the turret or the part below the turret.
+* [[T26E1-1]]: Hull and lower glacis
 * [[T29]]: The lower glacis and turret ring
 * [[Leopard I]]: shoot anywhere, but avoid getting hit
 * [[Jagdtiger]]: Shoot the lower glacis when it is facing you head on, that will disable the transmission, proceed to shoot its sides. If you have the opportunity, flanking it immediately is recommended.
 * [[Centurion Mk 3]]: Hull and lower glacis
 * [[FV4202]]: Lower glacis and turret
-* [[T-44]] and T-44-100: Anywhere
+* [[Caernarvon]]: Turret ring and its thin lower glacis (one shot and it will blow up). Hit the side turret as well to knock out the fighting crew.
 * [[Tortoise]]: Never shoot the lower glacis, shoot the machine gun position (the upper left side), this can knock out at least 3 crew members.
 === Pros and cons ===
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 '''Pros:'''
-* Powerful 100 mm D-10T gun with good AP-rounds and a good one-shot-potential
+* Very manoeuvrable when fully upgraded. Good top speed, acceleration and reverse
 * Low profile, so you won't get spotted easily
 * Good frontal armour. Many rounds can bounce
 * Side skirts provide spaced armour
 '''Cons:'''
 * Quite weak turret armour. The turret cheeks are weak points
-* 3 of 4 crewmen are in the turret, so it's easy to be one-shot
+* 3 of 4 crewmen are in the turret, so it's easy to be knocked out by a single shot
-* Big ammo-rack next to your driver in the front
+* Big ammo rack next to your driver in the front
 == History ==
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 ===Development===
-The [[T-44]] started development in the Autumn of 1943 at the Stalin Ural Tank Factory No. 183, with the objective of creating a tank that is superior to the [[T-34-85|T-34]]. The requirement was that it have the same mobility as the T-34, but with more armour on it. In November, chief designer A. A. Morozov presented the T-44's design and model, called ''Object 136'' as a prototype. The first prototype was completed on January the next year and two more in February. The first two prototypes are armed with the 85 mm D-5T gun with the designation ''T-44-85'', while the last had a 122 mm D-25-44T cannon similar to the one on the [[IS-2]] tank (Though differing from one-piece ammunition and better muzzle brake) designated the ''[[T-44-122]]''. Overall, the design allowed the T-44 to be much more protective in armour thickness when compared to the T-34 while remaining a lower profile. Trials with the first prototypes began in February 1944. The T-44 with the 122 mm gun was deemed impractical in the trials and was discontinued while the T-44 with the 85 mm gun went on to further development. Improvements and changes went into the design until it was accepted in November 1944, where it was placed into service of the Soviet Red Army. Production started in 1944 at Factory No. 75 and continued building until 1947 with about 1,823 units produced.
+The [[T-44]] started development in the Autumn of 1943 at the Stalin Ural Tank Factory No. 183, with the objective of creating a tank that is superior to the [[T-34-85|T-34]]. The requirement was that it have the same mobility as the T-34, but with more armour on it. In November, chief designer A. A. Morozov presented the T-44's design and model, called ''Object 136'' as a prototype. The first prototype was completed on January the next year and two more in February. The first two prototypes are armed with the 85 mm D-5T gun with the designation ''T-44-85'', while the last had a 122 mm D-25-44T cannon similar to the one on the [[IS-2]] tank (Though differing from one-piece ammunition and better muzzle brake) designated the [[T-44-122]]. Overall, the design allowed the T-44 to be much more protective in armour thickness when compared to the T-34 while remaining a lower profile. Trials with the first prototypes began in February 1944. The T-44 with the 122 mm gun was deemed impractical in the trials and was discontinued while the T-44 with the 85 mm gun went on to further development. Improvements and changes went into the design until it was accepted in November 1944, where it was placed into service of the Soviet Red Army. Production started in 1944 at Factory No. 75 and continued building until 1947 with about 1,823 units produced.
 Despite the T-44's superiority over the T-34 tank, it used the same gun, the 85 mm ZiS-S-53, as its main armament. It was requested that a larger armament be placed onto the T-44 instead for increased firepower. Testing began at October 1944 for this upgrade at the Ural Tank Factory, with the T-44 armed with the 100 mm to be called the ''T-44B'' (or the '''T-44-100'''). Two prototypes were made for the T-44-100 in February 1945, one with a D-10TK gun and another with the LB-1 gun. The T-44-100, compared to the original T-44, had its turret ring diameter increased, thicker armour overall, and increased weight.

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 * Powerful 100 mm D-10T gun with good AP-rounds and a good one-shot-potential
 * Introduces players to the 100 mm D-10T gun of the T-54 family
-* 12.7 mm DShK machine gun provides effective anti-aircraft defence and saves main gun ammo when facing soft targets like SPAAs
+* 12.7 mm DShK machine gun provides effective anti-aircraft defense and saves main gun ammo when facing soft targets like SPAAs
-* Very manoeuvrable when fully upgraded, lots of power compared to the [[T-34-85]] and the [[T-44]]. Good top speed, acceleration and reverse
+* Very maneuverable when fully upgraded, lots of power compared to the [[T-34-85]] and the [[T-44]]. Good top speed, acceleration and reverse
 * Low profile, so you won't get spotted easily
-* Good frontal armour. Quite many rounds bounce
+* Good frontal armour. Many rounds can bounce.
 * Side skirts provide spaced armour
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 * Only -3° of gun depression. So the T-44-100 favours only flat or hull down/ low lying positions
 * Long reload time, even with an aced crew (as fast as a [[Panther II|Panther II]] stock)
-* Quite a weak turret armour. The turret cheeks are weak points
+* Quite weak turret armour. The turret cheeks are weak points
 * 3 of 4 crewmen are in the turret, so it's easy to be one-shot
 * Big ammo-rack next to your driver in the front

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 * [[IS-2 (1944)]]: Turret, lower glacis (which is not angled much)
 * [[T26E1-1]]: Hull and lower glacis
-* [[Tortoise]]: Never shoot the lower glacis, shoot the machine gun position (the upper left side), this can knock out at least 3 crews of it.
+* [[Tortoise]]: Never shoot the lower glacis, shoot the machine gun position (the upper left side), this can knock out at least 3 crew members.
 * [[T95]]: Commander cupola. Recommend to flank it due to its low speed.