Loosely based on the Stuart series.

The ZT-22 is a light tank designed for reconnaissance in the Republic of China Army (ROCA) in 1935. The tank shares similarities with the American M2 and Stuart tanks as a result of the Sino-American Arms Development Cooperation. The tank is known for its speed and cross-country capabilities. Other than that, the ZT-22 served in the Chinese Army up to late-1940s, and since then it had been used as crowd control vehicle.
- Type : light/scout tank
- Origin : Republic of China
- Designer : Wuhan Arsenal

SPECS

• Mass : 11.5 t
• Crew : 4
• Armor : 5-30 mm
• Armaments
  
  
  
  • 1 × 37 mm Type 24 Mk. III anti-tank cannon (65-92 mm pen)
  
  
  • 2 × 7.62 mm Qingdao Type 34 MG
  
  
  • 1 × 12.7 mm M2HB Browning
  
  
• Powerplant : Yin Feng C80 V8 gasoline, 270 hp
• Max. speed : 61 kph
• Max. range : 150 km

UPGRADES

• ZT-22A : base
• ZT-22A2 : increased power (300 hp) and armor (40 mm)
• ZT-22A3 : new engine (higher range and efficiency) and increased armor (up to 50 mm effective)
• ZT-22A4 : new gun (50 mm Type 55 Mk. I, 87-118 mm pen) with enlarged turret
• ZT-22A5 : refit ZT-131 turret with 75 mm Type 9 Mk. IV gun, 96-124 mm pen)