Type 1 Ho-Ki
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| Type 1 Ho-Ki | |
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| General characteristics | |
| Crew | 1-15 |
| Length | 4.78 |
| Width | 2.19 |
| Height | 2.58 |
| Weight | 6.5 |
| Armour and armament | |
| Armour | 6 |
| Main armament | various |
| Secondary armament | various |
| Mobility | |
| Power plant | diesel (Petrol)134 PS/2000 rpm 134 |
| Suspension | Bell crank |
| Road speed | 42 |
| Power/weight | ? |
| Range | ? |
The Type 1 Ho-Ki was a Japanese tracked armoured personal carrier that was deployed to tank divisions in China and the Philippines. It had a crew of 2 and carried 13 troops.
[edit] See also
| Japanese armoured fighting vehicles of World War II |
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| Tankettes |
| Type 92 Jyu-Sokosha | Type 94 Te-Ke | Type 97 Te-Ke |
| Light Tanks |
| Type 95 Ha-Go | Type 98 Ke-Ni/Type 2 Ke-To |
| Amphibious Tanks |
| Type 2 Ka-Mi | Type 3 Ka-Chi |
| Medium Tanks |
| Type 89 Chi-Ro | Type 97 Chi-Ha | Type 1 Chi-He | Type 2 Ho-I | Type 3 Chi-Nu |
| APCs |
| Type 1 Ho-Ha | Type 1 Ho-Ki | Type 98 So-Da | Type 4 Ka-Tsu |
| Self-propelled artillery (including AA guns) |
| Type 98 20 mm | Type 98 20 mm AA Half-Track | Type 1 Ho-Ni | Type 4 Ho-Ro |
| Japanese armoured fighting vehicle production during World War II |
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