First, the Soviet Union (Department S). Logo: red five-pointed star/red five-pointed star with red flag. Soviet engineers paid more attention to large caliber artillery, which made S series tanks have the highest damage value. S series tanks are widely designed with inclined armor to increase the probability of ricochet. Use diesel engine as engine to reduce the chance of fuel freezing.
Second, Germany (Part D). Logo: Iron Cross/Maltese Cross. D system is set up according to Germany. Strict German engineering technology makes D series tanks have sophisticated design. D series self-propelled guns are more powerful than other systems, with unparalleled accuracy and maneuverability.
Third, the United States (Department M). Logo: white pentagram with circle/white pentagram with arrow. Generally speaking, M series tanks have good maneuverability, relatively balanced firepower and shooting accuracy, simple operation and flexible operation. M-series tanks fire very fast and generally lack armor.
Fourth, Britain (Part Y). Logo: red bar with white background/white lion head with red background. During World War II, the British army generally used heavy and medium tanks. For example, infantry tanks are mainly used to cover infantry in combat, which are characterized by slow speed, thick armor and good maneuverability. Ocean patrol tanks are designed to attack by using the weak links of enemy lines like cavalry, so they are fast, but their armor is thin.
5. France (F series). Logo: blue, white and red target/red rooster on blue background. The armor of F-series light tends to be thicker, but with the increase of grade, the armor becomes thinner. The artillery lethality of F series tanks is weak, but it is equipped with an automatic loader, which can fire multiple shells in a short time, causing serious injuries to the other side.
6. China (Part C). Logo: red five-star/red five-star with the word "August 1st" (Taiwan Province foreign service logo means blue sky and white day). C series tanks are set according to the development history of tanks in China. At present, they have tank tree branches including light, medium and heavy tanks and self-propelled anti-tank guns.
7. Japan (R series). Logo: Maruko with white background/shuriken. R series tanks generally have the advantages of flexible steering, good vision, accurate artillery, rapid loading and so on, which is very suitable for providing support firepower for the convoy or fishing in troubled waters when the two sides are at war.
8. Czech Republic (Part J). Logo: white castle with blue background. The primary J-series tanks were introduced from other European countries by the Czech Republic in history and designed with their own technology. In the middle and late period, tanks were improved, designed and manufactured with reference to German and Soviet tanks. In terms of performance, J-series tanks have inherited the accurate fire control of German tanks, while advanced tanks have widely absorbed the advantages of European tanks and carried them forward.
Nine, Sweden (V series). Logo: golden crown with blue background. The unique excellent pitch angle and quick maneuverability of V series run through, plus advanced heavy magazine gun to ensure firepower, and sharp armor inclination angle to strengthen protection. At present, it has two branches: light, medium and heavy tanks and TD line.
Extended data
In world of tanks, players can choose various paints for their favorite tanks. Painting is divided into camouflage, badge and signature. Players can buy paintings with silver coins or permanent paintings with gold coins. The price of camouflage painting varies with the level of tanks. The higher the level, the higher the price of the painting.
Refer to world of tanks, official website-Tank Encyclopedia.