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WW2 French heavy tank
The Char B1 was a French heavy tank manufactured before World War II. The Char B1 was a specialised break-through vehicle, originally conceived as a self-propelled
Char_B1
Interwar French medium tank
expensive Char B1. With the latter type, in case of war, only a limited number of armoured divisions for the Infantry Arm could be raised; the Char D2 created
Char_D2
French medium tank project of the 1930s
Whereas a reasonably effective heavy breakthrough tank was available, the Char B1, and several light infantry support tanks were on the brink of being taken
Char_G1
French super-heavy tank
(23 March 2015). World War II Album Volume 10: French Tanks Char B1 - Char D1 - Char D2 - Char 2c. Merriam Press. ISBN 978-1-329-01004-8. François, 2011
Char_2C
French cavalry tank
and back section. The turret was a variant of the APX 1 as used on the Char B1: the APX 1 CE (chemin élargi) with a larger 1,130 mm (44 in) as against
SOMUA_S35
Medium Tanks (Chars de Bataille), these were in fact meant to be specialised breakthrough tanks (Char D1, Char D2, Char B1). Heavy Tanks (Chars Lourds); only
Tanks_of_France
French super-heavy tank project
and a 47 mm gun in a turret. It would thus have resembled an oversized Char B1, of which tank several other development projects were ongoing. In 1937
FCM_F1
French heavy tank and tank destroyer
designers based themselves on types they already knew well, mainly the Char B1, the Char G1 and the FCM F1 — contrary to what some sources state the ARL 44
ARL_44
French tracked carrier
BCCs incorporated in the armoured divisions and equipped with the Char B1 or Char B1 bis had 27 TRC 37Ls: each of their three companies had six tractors
Lorraine_37L
Renault R-40 Char D1 Medium tanks Char D2 Cavalry tanks SOMUA S35 Char G1 (Prototype) Armoured combat tanks AMC 34 AMC 35 Heavy tanks Char B1 Char 2C List
List of World War II weapons of France
List_of_World_War_II_weapons_of_France
List of tanks in the Interwar Period
Medium Tanks (Chars de Bataille), these were in fact meant to be specialised breakthrough tanks (Char D1, Char D2, Char B1). Heavy Tanks (Chars Lourds); only
Tanks_of_the_interwar_period
of a flamethrower. The Char B1 numbers include 34 Char B1 proper, two Char B1 ter and 369 Char B1 bis. The Hotchkiss H35 numbers include the informally
French combat vehicle production during World War II
French_combat_vehicle_production_during_World_War_II
Topics referred to by the same term
up Char or char in Wiktionary, the free dictionary. Char may refer to: Char Fontane, American actress Char Margolis, American spiritualist René Char (1907–1988)
Char
Light tank
Renault FTs. In 1926 it transpired that the Char de Bataille project, that later resulted in the Char B1, was evolving into a far heavier tank than at
Char_D1
Light tank
Renault FTs. In 1926 it transpired that the Char de Bataille project, that later resulted in the Char B1, was evolving into a far heavier tank than at
Renault_NC
Renault FT Koiras Naaras T-50 tank Niki KV-1 Klimi Char B1 Rhin (Formerly Flandres) Rhône Char B1 Bis Eure Char 2C Poitou Provence Picardie Alsace Bretagne Touraine
List_of_named_tanks
Topics referred to by the same term
B-class submarine Brasilsat B1, a 1994 communication satellite Char B1, a French heavy tank B1 Centauro, an Italian wheeled tank destroyer Boom XB-1 Baby
B1
Heavily armed and armored tank
were the only countries to have inventories of heavy tanks, such as the Char B1, T-35, and KV-1. The Matilda II was designed under the British infantry
Heavy_tank
German anti-tank gun
capability against French and British heavier tanks, particularly the Char B1, and especially the Matilda II, receiving the derisive nicknames "Heeresanklopfgerät"
3.7_cm_Pak_36
French light infantry tank
suspension of the earlier Char D1 and Char D2 but was in fact inspired by the Char B1 suspension. It also used the same track as the Char B1, reducing the number
Renault_R40
German tank destroyer
Ausf. B chassis. It was intended to counter heavy French tanks like the Char B1 bis that were beyond the capabilities of the 3.7 cm Pak 36 anti-tank gun
Panzerjäger_I
Char G1B (never built) Char G1F (unknown) Char G1L (never built) Char G1P (unfinished) Char G1R (unfinished) SOMUA S35 (440) - cavalry tank Char B1 (34)
List of interwar armoured fighting vehicles
List_of_interwar_armoured_fighting_vehicles
Soviet T-35, American Medium Tank M3 (hull mounted and turret gun), French Char B1 (hull mounted howitzer) or British Cruiser Mk I (two ancillary machine
Tanks_in_World_War_II
French Army officer and politician (1906–1992)
the 41st Tank Battalion, equipped with the Char B1 heavy tank. Then-Captain Billotte, commanding a Char B1 Bis tank nicknamed "Eure", was instrumental
Pierre_Billotte
French medium cavalry tank
shortened 11.08 litres V-4 180 hp version of the V-6 engine used in the Char B1. There were five road wheels. The suspension used horizontal rubber cylinders
AMC_35
Howitzer
self-propelled versions were created by fitting the howitzer on a Panzer II, H35, Char B1 or 37L chassis. It was also used to equip German allies and neutral countries
10.5_cm_leFH_18
Turretless main battle tank
height of the tank. In 1943, Berge had read reports of the 1940 French Char B1 design. This featured a large (for the era) gun in the hull that was fixed
Stridsvagn_103
British heavy infantry tank
fitting either a 6-pounder gun or the French short 75 mm gun (as used on Char B1) in the forward hull – the former was considered too long and the latter
Churchill_tank
Medium tank
The Char D3 was a French tank. It was Char D1's colonial version. In the early 1930s, when Char D1 had not entered production, Renault was ordered to
Char_D3
American medium tank of World War II
held a machine gun. The use of two main guns was a feature of the French Char B1 and the Mark I version of the British Churchill tank. In the French tank
M3_Lee
Self-propelled gun
gun capable of destroying the heavier Allied tanks such as the French Char B1 and the British Matilda II. Remaining vehicles were used on the Eastern
8.8 cm Flak 18 (Sfl.) auf schwere Zugkraftwagen 12t (Sd.Kfz 8)
8.8_cm_Flak_18_(Sfl.)_auf_schwere_Zugkraftwagen_12t_(Sd.Kfz_8)
Extremely large or weighty tracked fighting vehicle
shown in Berlin as a trophy. Char 2C bis: 72 tonnes; modified Char 2C with 155 mm howitzer and different turret; one Char 2C was converted into this variant
Super-heavy_tank
(also called Hall Monitors in the English dub) and uses the French Renault Char B1 Bis. In the anime series, they make their debut in the semi-finals against
List of Girls und Panzer characters
List_of_Girls_und_Panzer_characters
Class of tank
handicapped by their one-man turrets, even the larger tanks such as the Char B1, which overworked the commander who, besides directing the vehicle, or
Light_tank
Military museum in Dorset, England
Little Willie (the forerunner of British tanks), Whippet, Renault FT, Char B1, Panzer II, Tiger 131 (a Tiger I captured in Tunisia in April 1943 and
The_Tank_Museum
WWII battle during the Battle of France
armour, while the Hotchkiss had 45 mm, and the Char B1 had 60 mm of protection. Moreover, the Char B1's main armament, one 47 mm and one 75 mm gun, outmatched
Battle_of_Sedan_(1940)
Railway line in Uttarakhand, India
Yamunotri Railway (spur from B1), 46 km, 5 stations: 2024 Feb: On hold due to the lack of environmental clearance. Char Dham Highway Diamond Quadrilateral
Char_Dham_Railway
French light infantry tank
The Renault R35, an abbreviation of Char léger Modèle 1935 R or R35, was a French light infantry tank of the Second World War. Designed from 1933 onwards
Renault_R35
Small tracked armoured fighting vehicle
S35 Infantry FCM 36 Hotchkiss H35 Matilda I T-26 Heavy, super-heavy Char 2C Char B1 T-35 Prototypes, experimentals 10TP FCM F1 Grosstraktor Kolohousenka
Tankette
Chronicle of armoured combat vehicles
produce armour and other equipment in larger quantities, including the Char B1 bis. The B1 bis, developed by Estienne in the early 1920s, was still one of the
History_of_the_tank
French light infantry tank
giant Char 2C tanks in 1921 and had been involved in the development of the Char B1. Engineer Bourdot, who had designed the suspension of the Char B, was
FCM_36
German invasion of France in 1940
instead.[citation needed] The Wehrmacht lacked a heavy tank like the French Char B1; French tanks were better designs, more numerous, with superior armour
Battle_of_France
Tankette used by the Italian Army before and during World War II
S35 Infantry FCM 36 Hotchkiss H35 Matilda I T-26 Heavy, super-heavy Char 2C Char B1 T-35 Prototypes, experimentals 10TP FCM F1 Grosstraktor Kolohousenka
L3/33
Pakistani main battle tank
Of France Renault FT-17 Schneider CA1 St Chamond (tank) Char 2C Char B1 Char D1 Char D2 Char G1 Somua S35 AMR 33 AMR 35 FCM 36 Hotchkiss H35 Renault R35
Haider_(tank)
German anti-aircraft gun
battalions. The 8.8 cm Flak was used against heavily armored tanks such as the Char B1 bis and Matilda II, whose frontal armour could not be penetrated by the
8.8_cm_Flak_18/36/37/41
Japanese heavy tank prototype
S35 Infantry FCM 36 Hotchkiss H35 Matilda I T-26 Heavy, super-heavy Char 2C Char B1 T-35 Prototypes, experimentals 10TP FCM F1 Grosstraktor Kolohousenka
Type_95_heavy_tank
Light cavalry tank
S35 Infantry FCM 36 Hotchkiss H35 Matilda I T-26 Heavy, super-heavy Char 2C Char B1 T-35 Prototypes, experimentals 10TP FCM F1 Grosstraktor Kolohousenka
BT-7
Italian tankette that saw combat before and during World War II
S35 Infantry FCM 36 Hotchkiss H35 Matilda I T-26 Heavy, super-heavy Char 2C Char B1 T-35 Prototypes, experimentals 10TP FCM F1 Grosstraktor Kolohousenka
L3/35
French gun tractor used during World War II
infantry battalion. Each light tank battalion was to receive six, and Char B1 bis heavy tank battalions were to receive seven. Most of these delivery
Laffly_S15
Light tank
S35 Infantry FCM 36 Hotchkiss H35 Matilda I T-26 Heavy, super-heavy Char 2C Char B1 T-35 Prototypes, experimentals 10TP FCM F1 Grosstraktor Kolohousenka
Fiat_3000
British light tank of the 1930s and WW2
S35 Infantry FCM 36 Hotchkiss H35 Matilda I T-26 Heavy, super-heavy Char 2C Char B1 T-35 Prototypes, experimentals 10TP FCM F1 Grosstraktor Kolohousenka
Vickers_6-ton
German light tank of the 1930s and World War II
S35 Infantry FCM 36 Hotchkiss H35 Matilda I T-26 Heavy, super-heavy Char 2C Char B1 T-35 Prototypes, experimentals 10TP FCM F1 Grosstraktor Kolohousenka
Panzer_II
German WWII medium tank
gun found it difficult to engage French tanks such as the Somua S35 and Char B1. Although the Panzer IV was deployed to North Africa with the German Afrika
Panzer_IV
WW2 French anti-tank gun
1935 - an earlier variant, mounted on tanks such as the Somua S35 and the Char B1, used a shortened 47×193 mm R cartridge. 25 mm Hotchkiss anti-tank gun
47_mm_APX_anti-tank_gun
German medium tank of the 1930s and World War II
T-50 Type 2 Ho-I Heavy IS tank IS-1 IS-2 IS-3 KV tank Tiger I Tiger II Char B1 Prototypes, experimentals 44M Tas AC3 Thunderbolt AC4 AELT AMX 40 Black
Panzer_III
Soviet heavy tank of the 1930s
gun mounting a 152 mm cannon or 203 mm howitzer. Two prototypes produced. Char 2C – French super-heavy tank Neubaufahrzeug – 1934 German medium tank List
T-35
German WWII heavy tank
order. Combat experience against the French SOMUA S35 cavalry tank and Char B1 heavy tank, and the British Matilda II infantry tanks during the Battle
Tiger_I
1934 German medium tank
S35 Infantry FCM 36 Hotchkiss H35 Matilda I T-26 Heavy, super-heavy Char 2C Char B1 T-35 Prototypes, experimentals 10TP FCM F1 Grosstraktor Kolohousenka
Neubaufahrzeug
II 740(e) Vickers A1E1 Independent Medium 740(f) Pz.Kpf.Wg. B2 740(f) Char B1 Infantry (Heavy) 740(r) Pz.Kpf.Wg. T-26C 740(r) T-26 Model 1939 Light 741(e)
List of foreign vehicles used by Germany in World War II
List_of_foreign_vehicles_used_by_Germany_in_World_War_II
French light tank
types of automitrailleuses — the official term for cavalry tanks because chars ("tanks") were by law part of the infantry arm — among which an Automitrailleuse
AMC_34
Super-heavy tank
plate of the hull carried the 75 mm gun and mounting as used on the French Char B1 tank. Neither of the planned sponson designs were ever actually installed
TOG1
Soviet light tank
S35 Infantry FCM 36 Hotchkiss H35 Matilda I T-26 Heavy, super-heavy Char 2C Char B1 T-35 Prototypes, experimentals 10TP FCM F1 Grosstraktor Kolohousenka
T-18_tank
Largest estuary in Western Europe
the use of the harbour for the following months. The prototypes of the Char B1 ter heavy tank were lost in the Gironde as a result of German bombing in
Gironde_estuary
Armored corps of the German Wehrmacht (1939–1945)
won by 15 May 1940 by the Germans, despite heavy losses to the French Char B1 bis tanks. The XIX Army Corps established a bridgehead on the Meuse, which
XIX_Army_Corps
Polish tankette
S35 Infantry FCM 36 Hotchkiss H35 Matilda I T-26 Heavy, super-heavy Char 2C Char B1 T-35 Prototypes, experimentals 10TP FCM F1 Grosstraktor Kolohousenka
TKS
German medium tank prototype
high losses during the Polish and French campaign, against the French Char B1 heavy tank. Ignoring these incidents, and an incident in spring 1941, when
VK_30.01-30.02_(D)
Italian medium tank in World War II
but there was insufficient space. The gun placement followed the French Char B1 and anticipated the early versions of the Churchill tanks, although in
M11/39_tank
German light tank
For their defense, the French boasted up to 4,000 tanks, including 300 Char B1, armed with a 47 mm (1.7 in) gun in the turret and a larger 75 mm (2.95 in)
Panzer_I
Tracked heavy armoured fighting vehicle
of Colonel J.B.E. Estienne, rejected in favour of char d'assaut ("assault vehicle") or simply char ("vehicle"). During World War I, German sources tended
Tank
French super-heavy tank project
front and the rear. The suspension of the AMX Tracteur C is similar to the Char B1. There are 24 roadwheels and 13 support rollers on each side. The tank
AMX_Tracteur_C
French general (1902–1947)
counter-attacks. Lacking a radio, Hauteclocque gave directions to the Char B1 tanks with his cane. On 15 June, he was wounded in the head during a German
Philippe Leclerc de Hauteclocque
Philippe_Leclerc_de_Hauteclocque
German tanks from World War I to the Cold War
228 Panzer 38(t). The French Army had up to 4,000 tanks, including 300 Char B1 heavy tanks, armed with a 47 mm (1.85 in) gun in the turret and a larger
Tanks_in_the_German_Army
Light tank
S35 Infantry FCM 36 Hotchkiss H35 Matilda I T-26 Heavy, super-heavy Char 2C Char B1 T-35 Prototypes, experimentals 10TP FCM F1 Grosstraktor Kolohousenka
M1_combat_car
Tank museum in France
vehicles in service in the French army are presented: Hotchkiss H39, Renault Char B1 bis, SOMUA S35, AMR 33 and Renault R35 amongst others. Allied World War
Musée_des_Blindés
1930s Soviet heavy tank prototype
S35 Infantry FCM 36 Hotchkiss H35 Matilda I T-26 Heavy, super-heavy Char 2C Char B1 T-35 Prototypes, experimentals 10TP FCM F1 Grosstraktor Kolohousenka
T-100_tank
Classification of tank
anti-tank role, mounting high-velocity tank guns. The French cavalry tanks (Chars de Cavalerie) such as the SOMUA S35 focused on speed in addition to power
Medium_tank
British medium tank
S35 Infantry FCM 36 Hotchkiss H35 Matilda I T-26 Heavy, super-heavy Char 2C Char B1 T-35 Prototypes, experimentals 10TP FCM F1 Grosstraktor Kolohousenka
Vickers_Medium_Mark_II
French marshal and dictator (1856–1951)
SOMUA S35) and infantry support (mostly the Renault R35 tanks and the Char B1 bis). Modern infantry rifles and machine guns were not manufactured, with
Philippe_Pétain
American tank model
S35 Infantry FCM 36 Hotchkiss H35 Matilda I T-26 Heavy, super-heavy Char 2C Char B1 T-35 Prototypes, experimentals 10TP FCM F1 Grosstraktor Kolohousenka
Disston_Tractor_Tank
French cancelled super-heavy tank project
The "ARL Tracteur C", or ARL Char C, was a French super-heavy tank design. It was developed during the late interwar period by the Atelier de Construction
ARL_Tracteur_C
Tank designed for all primary combat roles
S35 Infantry FCM 36 Hotchkiss H35 Matilda I T-26 Heavy, super-heavy Char 2C Char B1 T-35 Prototypes, experimentals 10TP FCM F1 Grosstraktor Kolohousenka
Main_battle_tank
Soviet medium tank
S35 Infantry FCM 36 Hotchkiss H35 Matilda I T-26 Heavy, super-heavy Char 2C Char B1 T-35 Prototypes, experimentals 10TP FCM F1 Grosstraktor Kolohousenka
T-28_(medium_tank)
Japanese tankette
S35 Infantry FCM 36 Hotchkiss H35 Matilda I T-26 Heavy, super-heavy Char 2C Char B1 T-35 Prototypes, experimentals 10TP FCM F1 Grosstraktor Kolohousenka
Type_97_Te-Ke_tankette
British heavy tank prototype
S35 Infantry FCM 36 Hotchkiss H35 Matilda I T-26 Heavy, super-heavy Char 2C Char B1 T-35 Prototypes, experimentals 10TP FCM F1 Grosstraktor Kolohousenka
Vickers_A1E1_Independent
Weapon
S35 Infantry FCM 36 Hotchkiss H35 Matilda I T-26 Heavy, super-heavy Char 2C Char B1 T-35 Prototypes, experimentals 10TP FCM F1 Grosstraktor Kolohousenka
Type_92_heavy_armoured_car
Soviet medium tank
S35 Infantry FCM 36 Hotchkiss H35 Matilda I T-26 Heavy, super-heavy Char 2C Char B1 T-35 Prototypes, experimentals 10TP FCM F1 Grosstraktor Kolohousenka
T-24_tank
Armoured car
uparming tank types still equipped with the SA 34 gun, such as the Char B and the first Char D2 series. In the autumn of 1939, the building of a number of
Panhard_178
reportedly had a TO&E of 28 Hotchkiss H35 (20 operational), 10 Somua S-35, 6 Char B1 bis (4 operational), and 2 R-35 tanks. Strength June 1: 12,320 From Cross
American airborne landings in Normandy order of battle
American_airborne_landings_in_Normandy_order_of_battle
Prototype medium tank of the Weimar Republic
S35 Infantry FCM 36 Hotchkiss H35 Matilda I T-26 Heavy, super-heavy Char 2C Char B1 T-35 Prototypes, experimentals 10TP FCM F1 Grosstraktor Kolohousenka
Grosstraktor
Tankette
S35 Infantry FCM 36 Hotchkiss H35 Matilda I T-26 Heavy, super-heavy Char 2C Char B1 T-35 Prototypes, experimentals 10TP FCM F1 Grosstraktor Kolohousenka
T-27
36 (100) Char D1 (160) Renault R40 (130) Renault FT (1,580) - World War I era tank. AMX 38 - trials. Somua S-35 (430) Char D2 (100) Char B1 (405) FCM
List of military vehicles of World War II
List_of_military_vehicles_of_World_War_II
Soviet light infantry tank
S35 Infantry FCM 36 Hotchkiss H35 Matilda I T-26 Heavy, super-heavy Char 2C Char B1 T-35 Prototypes, experimentals 10TP FCM F1 Grosstraktor Kolohousenka
T-26
British tankette
S35 Infantry FCM 36 Hotchkiss H35 Matilda I T-26 Heavy, super-heavy Char 2C Char B1 T-35 Prototypes, experimentals 10TP FCM F1 Grosstraktor Kolohousenka
Carden_Loyd_tankette
Infantry tank
S35 Infantry FCM 36 Hotchkiss H35 Matilda I T-26 Heavy, super-heavy Char 2C Char B1 T-35 Prototypes, experimentals 10TP FCM F1 Grosstraktor Kolohousenka
Matilda_I_(tank)
ZT. AMX 10 RC AMX 10P AMX 13 AMX 30 AMX-40 ARL 44 Char 2C heavy tank (10; World War I) Char B1 Char NC1 – Improved 1927 derivative of the FT with thicker
List of armoured fighting vehicles by country
List_of_armoured_fighting_vehicles_by_country
Soviet amphibious light tank
S35 Infantry FCM 36 Hotchkiss H35 Matilda I T-26 Heavy, super-heavy Char 2C Char B1 T-35 Prototypes, experimentals 10TP FCM F1 Grosstraktor Kolohousenka
T-38_tank
List of German Tanks by type; includes both past and present vehicles
S35 Infantry FCM 36 Hotchkiss H35 Matilda I T-26 Heavy, super-heavy Char 2C Char B1 T-35 Prototypes, experimentals 10TP FCM F1 Grosstraktor Kolohousenka
List of military land vehicles of Germany
List_of_military_land_vehicles_of_Germany
Soviet super-heavy tank project
S35 Infantry FCM 36 Hotchkiss H35 Matilda I T-26 Heavy, super-heavy Char 2C Char B1 T-35 Prototypes, experimentals 10TP FCM F1 Grosstraktor Kolohousenka
KV-4
Soviet tankette
S35 Infantry FCM 36 Hotchkiss H35 Matilda I T-26 Heavy, super-heavy Char 2C Char B1 T-35 Prototypes, experimentals 10TP FCM F1 Grosstraktor Kolohousenka
T-17_tank
British cruiser tank
S35 Infantry FCM 36 Hotchkiss H35 Matilda I T-26 Heavy, super-heavy Char 2C Char B1 T-35 Prototypes, experimentals 10TP FCM F1 Grosstraktor Kolohousenka
Cruiser_Mk_II
CHAR B1
CHAR B1
CHAR B1
CHAR B1
CHAR B1
CHAR B1
CHAR B1
CHAR B1
CHAR B1