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Type 1 Ho-Ni I

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34: 339: 896: 284:. The plan was for the Type 1 Ho-Ni I gun tank to form part of a fire support company in each of the tank regiments. The first conversion took place in June, 1941. The production model that followed had a larger fighting compartment due to enlarged side armor plates. Further, the periscope and rangefinder were removed and the gun mantlet was revised. Production of the Type 1 Ho-Ni I took place during 1942. Only a total of 26 Type 1 Ho-Ni I units were produced. 288: 378: 354:
and had a slightly changed superstructure as far as the design of the side armor with re-positioned observation visors. The main gun could traverse 10 degrees to each side, but only had an elevation of 22 degrees due to the recoil of the gun. A prototype was built in July, 1942. Production of the
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in a completely enclosed armored casemate to address the issue of crew protection in close combat. The welded superstructure had sloped armor and the gun mount had additional stamped armor plate. A total of 31 units were produced through March 1945.
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with frontal and side armour only. The gun could elevate from -5 to +25 degrees; the gun mounting could also traverse up to 20 degrees either side, so the entire vehicle did not have to be turned. The Type 1 Ho-Ni I carried 54 rounds of ammunition.
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were used unchanged. The 75 mm Type 90 Field Gun, was protected on three sides by 51 mm thick armored plate. The hull armored plate was 25 mm on the sides and 20 mm on the rear.
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They were designed to operate as self-propelled artillery at ranges of up to 12,000 metres (7.5 mi). The design had no provision for a defensive
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in 1945. There were two variant models known as the Ho-Ni II and Ho-Ni III. All three types were only produced in limited numbers.
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The Type 1 Ho-Ni I was produced in small quantities in 1942, when it was superseded by the Type 1 Ho-Ni II and then the
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in 1945, with some deployed in static entrenched positions. However, like the rest of the Japanese armor of the
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The Type 1 Ho-Ni I was the first self-propelled gun design of this particular type. They were meant to be
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A Type 1 Ho-Ni I from the IJA 2nd Tank Division, 2nd Armored Artillery Regiment was captured by the
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Type 1 Ho-Ni II did not begin until 1943. A total of 54 units were produced.
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Taki's Imperial Japanese Army Page: Type 1 "Ho-Ni" II - Akira Takizawa
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Taki's Imperial Japanese Army Page: Type 1 "Ho-Ni" I - Akira Takizawa
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The Type 1 Ho-Ni I was first deployed in combat at the
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The Type 1 Ho-Ni I was developed by using the existing
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History of War.org Type 1 Ho-Ni I Self-Propelled Gun
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History of War: "Type 1 Ho-Ni I Self-Propelled Gun"
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Index


Self-propelled anti-tank gun
Empire of Japan
Armor
75mm Type 90 gun
diesel
tank destroyer
self-propelled artillery
Imperial Japanese Army
World War II
Pacific theater
Battle of Luzon
Philippines
self-propelled artillery
armored divisions

Type 97
gun turret
Type 90 75 mm field gun
casemate
machine gun
suspension
diesel engine

Type 91 105 mm howitzer
Type 3 Ho-Ni III
Type 3 75 mm tank gun

Battle of Luzon
Philippines

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