Japanese Type 2 Ka-Mi amphibious tank germanic-tribes Number built: 2 (of which

Number built: 2 (of which 1 incomplete)

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Forward observers were crucial in ensuring that this supporting fire arrived when and where it was needed

The most widely produced Italian tank of the war

Japanese Type 2 Ka-Mi amphibious tank germanic-tribes Number built: 2 (of whichThe Type 2 Ka Mi was the Imperial Japanese Navys first amphibious tank. Based upon the ubiquitous Ha Go chassis with detachable pontoons and a boat hull to aid water travel. The Japanese Navy developed a series of amphibious tanks to support the Special Naval Landing Force during amphibious operations, such as those which the Japanese launched throughout their conquests of early 1941 and 1942. The main armament of the Ka Mi was a high velocity 37mm