7TP

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The 7TP was a Polish light tank of the 1930s, notable for its improved armor, armament, and diesel engine compared to contemporary designs, and used during the early stages of World War II.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Polish tank
light tank
armamentPrimary 37 mm Bofors wz. 37 gun NERFINISHED
armamentPrimaryVariant twin 7.92 mm machine guns (early twin-turret version)
armamentSecondary 7.92 mm Ckm wz. 30 machine gun
armourThickness 5–17 mm
armourType riveted steel armour
basedOn Vickers 6-Ton NERFINISHED
category Light tanks of the interwar period
World War II tanks of Poland
combatRole anti-tank operations
infantry support
countryOfOrigin Poland
crew 3
designationMeaning 7-tonowy polski (7-ton Polish)
designer Edward Habich NERFINISHED
engineModel Saurer VBLDd diesel NERFINISHED
enginePower 110 hp
engineType diesel engine
era Interwar period NERFINISHED
fuelType diesel
height approximately 2.3 m
historicalSignificance main Polish tank during the 1939 campaign
length approximately 4.6 m
manufacturer Państwowe Zakłady Inżynierii NERFINISHED
maximumSpeed about 37 km/h
notableFeature first diesel-powered tank to see combat in World War II
improved armament compared to Vickers 6-Ton
improved armour compared to Vickers 6-Ton
numberBuilt about 132
primaryUser Polish Army NERFINISHED
productionPeriod mid-1930s to 1939
serviceEntry mid-1930s
status retired
successor 10TP
14TP
suspension leaf spring bogies
turretConfiguration single-turret version with 37 mm gun
twin-turret version with machine guns
usedBy Nazi Germany (captured vehicles) NERFINISHED
Poland NERFINISHED
Soviet Union (captured vehicles) NERFINISHED
usedInConflict Invasion of Poland NERFINISHED
World War II
variant 7TP dwuwieżowy
7TP jednowieżowy
weight approximately 9 tonnes
width approximately 2.4 m

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