Soviet industry produced twelve developmental examples of the two-man T-41 tracked vehicle to experiment with a light tank offering amphibious qualities.
(OPERATORS list includes past, present, and future operators when applicable)
✓Amphibious Assault
Traverse bodies of open water under own power with / without preparation.
✓Infantry Support
Support allied ground forces through weapons, inherent capabilities, and / or onboard systems.
✓Tank-vs-Tank
Engage armored vehicles of similar form and function.
✓Reconaissance
Can conduct reconnaissance / scout missions to assess threat levels, enemy strength, et al - typically through lightweight design.
Length
12.0 ft 3.67 m
Width
6.2 ft 1.9 m
Height
6.5 ft 1.97 m
Weight
7,055 lb 3,200 kg
Tonnage
3.5 tons LIGHT
(Showcased structural values pertain to the base T-41 production variant. Length typically includes main gun in forward position if applicable to the design)
Powerplant:
1 x GAZ-AA 4-cylinder Otto gasoline-fueled engine developing 40 horsepower to a track-and-wheeled arrangement.
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