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Last full accuracy audit: 2026-08-25 · 5 entries checked · 4 flagged · 8 issues confirmed · 4 corrected · 4 still open
M1 Abrams — The M1A2 SEPv2 does not reach nearly 73.6 short tons; it is typically around 71.2 short tons, while the M1A2 SEPv3 reaches up to 73.6 short tons.
T-34 — The T-34 prototype A-32 evolved into the T-34 with 45 mm frontal armour: The A-32 had 30 mm frontal armour; the T-34 prototype (A-34) had 45 mm frontal armour, but the production T-34 initially had 45 mm, not the A-32 itself.
T-34 — Koshkin died of pneumonia in 1940 after a grueling 2,000-kilometre drive from Kharkiv to Moscow and back: Koshkin died of pneumonia in 1940, but the drive was from Kharkiv to Moscow (about 750 km one way), not 2,000 km round trip; the actual distance was appro
Tiger I — The entry states the Tiger I first saw combat on the Eastern Front near Leningrad on 29 August 1942, but historical records indicate the first combat use was on 23 September 1942 near Leningrad (though some sources cite 22 September).
Tiger I — The entry says the development began after combat experience in June 1940, but the requirement for a heavy tank with an 8.8 cm gun was actually initiated in 1937, with formal specifications issued in 1941. The statement about June 1940 is misleading; the need
Leopard 2 — The 'Gilded Leopard study' is misattributed; it was a study for an export variant of the Leopard 1, not a precursor to the Leopard 2.
Leopard 2 — The initial order for pre-series vehicles (16 hulls and 17 turrets) was placed in 1973, not 1972.
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