Turán I / II tank

In 1939 Hungary was searching for a medium tank which they could manufacture under licence. Škoda offered the Hungarians the S-IIc, a design they had been working on and with further refinements the design become to be known as the T-22.

Shown to the Hungarians in May 1940, an agreement was reach between the two parties in August 1940, but before going into production the Czech design went through a series of modifications. These modifications included the alteration of the original two-man turret into a three-man turret and the installation of a Hungarian built engine.

The Turán in Flames Of War

Turán I
Mobility: Fully-tracked; Range: 24”/60cm
ROF: 3; Anti-tank: 7; Firepower: 4+
Front: 5; Side: 3; Top: 1

Equipment and Notes
Co-ax MG, Hull MG, Protected ammo.

Turán II
Mobility: Fully-tracked; Range: 24”/60cm
ROF: 2; Anti-tank: 9; Firepower: 3+
Front: 5; Side: 3; Top: 1

Equipment and Notes
Co-ax MG, Hull MG, Protected ammo.