T-37A amphibious vehicle | USSR

The Soviet T-37A light tank was an amphibious reconnaissance vehicle developed in the late 1930s and used during World War II. The T-37A was known for its ability to cross rivers and other water obstacles, making it a valuable tool for reconnaissance missions. Its light armor and armament limited its role to reconnaissance and light support duties, without directly engaging in heavy combat operations.

Areas of use: The T-37A was used mainly on the Eastern Front, but was also used in the early stages of the war during the Soviet invasion of Finland.

For which country: Soviet Union

Possible uses in tabletop games:

• Bolt Action: The T-37A can be used as a fast reconnaissance vehicle in Soviet army lists, ideal for scenarios requiring mobility and reconnaissance capability.
• Flames of War: The T-37A is useful in games that emphasize its amphibious capabilities and allow for quick flanking maneuvers over water obstacles.
• Chain of Command: Perfect for scenarios that require rapid reconnaissance and the ability to position troops behind enemy lines.

Technical data:

• Crew: 2 (driver and commander/gunner)
• Length: 3.75 m
• Width: 2.10 m
• Height: 1.82 m
• Weight: 3.2 tons
• Armor: 3-10 mm
• Armament: One 7.62 mm MG DT
• Engine: GAZ-AA, 4-cylinder petrol engine, 40 hp
• Speed: Up to 35 km/h on land and 6 km/h in water