Type 2 Ke-To file photo [7754]

Type 2 Ke-To

CountryJapan
Primary RoleLight Tank

Contributor:

ww2dbaseType 2 Ke-To light tanks were developed in 1942 from the Type 98 Ke-Ni design, and together with the Type 98 they were meant to replace the Type 95 Ha-Go light tanks that were outclassed by American light and medium tanks. Production for the Type 2 Ke-To design was delayed until 1944, and largely due to the lack of raw materials, only 34 units were built by the end of the war. They were assigned to units stationed in the Japanese home islands in preparation for the Allied landings that never took place. None of them were ever used in combat.

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Last Major Revision: Jun 2009

SPECIFICATIONS

Type 2 Ke-To
MachineryOne Mitsubishi Type 100 air-cooled v-12 diesel engine rated at 130hp
SuspensionChristie
Armament1x37mm Type 1 gun, 1x7.7mm Type 97 machine gun
Armor6-16mm
Crew3
Length4.14 m
Width2.14 m
Height1.83 m
Weight7.2 t
Speed50 km/h
Range300 km

Photographs

Japanese Type 2 Ke-To light tank, post 1942




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