XM1

XM1
Tier / Class	Tier 6 MBT
Type	Premium
Place of Origin	USA
Dealer	Sophie Wölfli
Crew
Commander Driver Gunner Loader
Sustained Damage
Damage	430
Penetration	690 mm
Damage per Minute	4867 per min.
Reload Time	5.3 s
Defense
Hit Points	2700
Hull vs AP	610 mm
Hull vs HEAT	905 mm
Hull Composition	Composite
Turret vs AP	985 mm
Turret vs HEAT	2110 mm
Turret Composition	Steel Layers with Air Gaps
Mobility
Max Speed	77 km/h
Acceleration 0 to 32 km/h	4.5 s
Weight	56326 kg
Hull Traverse	40.02 deg/s
Utility
Camo (Overall)	10 %
Vision Range while Moving	350 m
Targeting
Depression/Elevation	-10° / 20°
Accuracy (Fully Aimed)	0.085 °
Aim Time	1.5 s
Turret Traverse	40 deg/s

The XM1 is a Tier 6 special premium Main Battle Tank under Sophie Wölfli's dealership.

History

Class: Main Battle Tank (Prototype)
Developed: 1972-1976
Service: N/A
Vehicles Built: 1
Operators: N/A

After the MBT-70 fiasco, the U.S. military changed its approach. Instead of requesting vehicles featuring bleeding edge technology, the focus shifted towards affordable vehicles good enough to ensure battlefield supremacy without being as expensive as the MBT-70. And so the M1 program was born. The first prototypes of the XM1 were delivered by Chrysler Defense and General Motors in 1976. Both were armed with a M68 105mm rifled cannon, which was a license-produced variant of the Royal Ordnance L7, one of the best NATO weapons of that time. However, the General Motors vehicle was powered by a diesel engine, while the Chrysler Defense prototype was powered by a newly-developed turbine engine.

Chrysler had a lot of experience designing turbines, ever since the 1950s, and was confident in the superior abilities of this new propulsion type. Turbine-propelled tanks were nothing new, some of the first attempts date back to World War Two, but the Abrams and the T-80 were the first tanks to use the turbine on a mass-produced scale. Following comparative trials with a special Leopard 2 variant (Leopard 2AV), Chrysler's XM1 was selected as the future U.S. Army Main Battle Tank. It was named after General Creighton Abrams, who commanded American armored forces in both World War Two and the Vietnam War. This XM1 model is based on the General Motors prototype. A single vehicle was built and tested in 1976.

Vehicle Traits

• Armored: This vehicle's armor can withstand a lot of punishment, allowing it to survive even serious firefights.
• HESH Rounds: This vehicle can fire special Squash Head rounds. These are extremely effective against angled armor that is typical for Soviet tanks.
• Gas Turbine: This vehicle is powered by a gas turbine, providing smoother acceleration compared to an ordinary diesel.

Ammunition

#	Ammo Name	Ammo Type	XP Cost	Damage	Penetration	Velocity	Reload Time	More Info
1	105mm M883 APFSDS	APFSDS-DU	Stock	430	690 mm	1509 m/s	5.30 s	Toggle
Accuracy (Fully Aimed): 0.09 ° Fire Chance Bonus: 25 % Damage Randomization: ± 5 % Penetration Randomization: ± 5 % Ricochet Angle: 67.0 °
2	105mm M393A2 HEP	HEP	Stock	360	450 mm	760 m/s	5.30 s	Toggle
Accuracy (Fully Aimed): 0.11 ° Fire Chance Bonus: 200 % Damage Randomization: ± 15 % Penetration Randomization: ± 15 % Bonus Module Damage: 35 % Spall Threshold: 137 mm
3	105mm M456A1 HEAT	HEAT	Stock	530	730 mm	1178 m/s	5.30 s	Toggle
Accuracy (Fully Aimed): 0.10 ° Fire Chance Bonus: 300 % Damage Randomization: ± 10 % Penetration Randomization: ± 10 % Bonus Module Damage: 25 %
4	7.62mm AP	AP	Stock	8	18 mm	855 m/s	5.00 s	Toggle
Accuracy (Fully Aimed): 0.15 ° Magazine Type: Clip Partial Reload: Yes Magazine Size: 800 Burst Fire Rate: 400 rd/min Damage Randomization: ± 10 % Penetration Randomization: ± 10 % Ricochet Angle: 67.0 °

Upgrades

Armor

XM1 Stock Armor

XP Cost	Credit Cost	Hull Armor	Hull Composition	Turret Armor	Turret Composition	ERA Name	ERA Penetration Reduction
Stock	Stock	610 mm (vs AP) 905 mm (vs HEAT)	Composite	985 mm (vs AP) 2110 mm (vs HEAT)	Steel Layers with Air Gaps	N/A	N/A vs AP N/A vs HEAT
This MBT's front is protected by composite armor. Composite armor consists of combined layers of steel and other material and offers excellent protection against HEAT shells and ATGMs. Its steel sides and rear are considerably more vulnerable.

Weapon

#	Name	XP Cost	Credit Cost	Aim Time	Reload Time	More Info
Weapon1	105mm M68 Rifled Cannon	Stock	Stock	1.50 s	5.30 s	Toggle
Stats: Depression/Elevation: -10.0° / 20.0° Ammo: 105mm M883 APFSDS 105mm M393A2 HEP 105mm M456A1 HEAT 7.62mm AP

Engine

Name	XP Cost	Credit Cost	Max Speed	Reverse Speed	Forward Acceleration	Hull Traverse	Fire Chance
Honeywell AGT-1500 1500 hp Gas Turbine Engine	Stock	Stock	77 km/h	30 km/h	4.50 s (0 to 32 km/h) 19.65 s (0 to Max Speed)	40.02°	8 %

Parts

Name	XP Cost	Credit Cost	Description	Notes
M90 Smoke Grenades	Stock	Stock	Comes with 8 charges Takes 25s to recharge Duration: 10s
Improved Gun Stabilizer	Stock	Stock	Overall accuracy while moving is improved by 20%
Improved Gunner Optics	Stock	Stock	Accuracy is improved by 10%
Upgraded Fire Control System Sensors	Stock	Stock	Reduces the accuracy penalties for firing and traversing the hull.
Stock Tracks	Stock	Stock	Mobility (Light Terrain): 88.2% Mobility (Heavy Terrain): 73.6%