What do you call this in your language?

What do you call this in your language?

We call it 戦車 (means battle car/vehicle)

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Self-propelled, manned cannon.

victory motor

Reiskocher

Caterpillar deconstruction vehicle

Carro armato

cossack

big ol boomer

90 mm Gun Motor Carriage, M36

Panssarivaunu

(armored carriage (I think))

Panssarivaunu or armour carriage

Cazacarros/Destructor de Tanques.

tank
t. master race

...

Sport Utility Vehicle or SUV for short.

It's not a tank though, it's an SPG.

Tonk

Panserjager, armor hunter.

I don't care

páncélos
armored

tank destroyer you mong

SPGs are these things, self-propelled artillery that can use direct fire when needed

The freedomer

>mfw I namefagged outside of my general

Panssarintorjuntavaunu

He specifically asked what you call OP's pic in your country, and OP's pic is an M36, which is NOT a tank.

Not an SPG either

I STILL don't care

All mobile artillery pieces are SPGs but not all SPGs are mobile artillery pieces.

ka, tottahan tuo. kiitos tarkennuksesta

armour rejection carriage

The M36 is categorically not an SPG unless you think strapping a shotgun to a horse is an SPG too

Quite strange when you consider that this is NZ's idea of a tank.

taistelupanssarivaununtorjuntavaunu

Panzer, short for Panzerkampfwagen, which means armoured combat car

its not an SPG its a fucking tank hunter/destroyer
german term would be jagdpanzer, a thing that hunt tanks
it has a turret
now los

전차 (means battle car) or 장갑차 (means armoured car)
We call SPGs 자주포 which actually has the same meaning as in English

German Jagdpanzers had no turrets though ;^)

me in the driver's seat

oosny

>german term would be jagdpanzer, a thing that hunt tanks
No, that would be Panzerjäger (tank hunter)
Jagdpanzer is a hunt-tank, a tank which hunts (other tanks)

Char or Tank.

The M36 had a high-velocity 90mm cannon which was specifically designed to defeat the new Panther and Tiger tanks at long range, they had to take an M10 hull and design a new turret to mount the gun properly. Turrets don't disqualify a tank destroyer

See >it has a turret

a rolly roller killa tanky

czołg (choug) = crawler

Tenk.

Truly epic fellow 9gagger

Commie squasher

Tank

In WWII our best general, Patton was a tank commander. He is largely responsible for why Italy toppled quickly once the American War Machine entered the theater

lets ask /k/

Fun fact: South Korea has more number of SPGs than in any other countries. It also has the third most number of tanks after USA and Russia.

We have made deals to export K-9 Thunder howitzers with Finland and Poland, as well as to India.

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Tank-czołg (crawler)
SPG- Działo samobieżne (gun, self-moving)
Tank destroyer - niszczyciel czołgów( destroyer of crawlers)

Kendaraan Lapis Baja

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From /k/, it is a tank destroyer.

SPG typically refers to artillery.

-"Distributeur de dragées"
-"Exploseur de fions"
-"Pénis sur roues"
-"Le négociateur"

/k/ here.

Why have you summoned us?

they are arguing about what that thing in OP is kalled and if its an SPG or a tankhunter.

Looks like homeboy already got you covered

>from /k/
>only american flags

that's cool

artillery is cool

We call it "Panzerfahrzeug" which literally means "Fuck Belgium and France"

really make me think

>We have made deals to export K-9 Thunder howitzers with Finland and Poland

well thanks for the cannons then laddie

What else would you expect?

Wouldn't it be called an M-36 regardless of where you are from?

tanks (singular)

a tanks

It's most likely a bastardization of the English word tank since we were occupied by the British during WWII. You could say hervognur (battle wagon) or something like that to be more formal.

Tbh, we are exporting the vehicles to you, not the cannons. But we are pleased to assist you anyways

tank destroyer

*Tommykocher

Viatura policial carioca

' Char ', also sometimes called ' Char d'assaut ' (because it was invented during WW1 to help in assaults against trenches).