T-55AM "Merida"
Tier 0 · xn · medium · Escalation
About
After its introduction in 1958, the T-55 became the keystone of Soviet armored vehicle units. As such, it received numerous upgrades in the decades that followed. Among the variants produced was the T-55AM, developed in the late 1970s and early 1980s, which was notable for using Bastion 9K116-1 ATGMs. Poland and Czechoslovakia also pursued their own T-55 upgrade programs around the same time as the T-55AM’s development; the Polish version, which used the Merida fire control system (FCS) to guide its missiles, was known by the designation “T-55AM2P.”
Survivability
Hit points
2,600
View range
480 m
Signal range
550 m
Engine fire chance
10%
Armor (mm)
Front
Sides
Rear
Hull
100
80
45
Turret
180
160
57
Gun · 100 mm D10TG v2
Caliber
100 mm
Rate of fire
7.32 rpm
Reload
8.2 s
Aim time
1.9 s
Dispersion @ 100 m
0.3 m
Gun arc
5° / 18°
Traverse
33°/s
Ammo
55
Mobility
Top speed
56 km/h
Reverse
21 km/h
Engine
580 hp
Power/weight
13.9 hp/t
Hull traverse
44°/s
Turret traverse
32°/s
Shells
ARMOR_PIERCING_DS
440 dmg (330–550)
376 mm pen (282–470)
HOLLOW_CHARGE
440 dmg (330–550)
405 mm pen (304–506)
HIGH_EXPLOSIVE
580 dmg (435–725)
135 mm pen (101–169)
Marks of Excellence
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