| {{{hp}}} | Hit Points |
| {{{wtlimit}}} | Weight/Load limit(t) |
| {{{enginepwr}}} | Engine Power (h.p.) |
| {{{speedlim}}} | Speed limit (km/h) |
| {{{turnspeed}}} | Traverse Speed (deg/s) |
| {{{armor}}} | Hull armor (front/sides/rear mm) |
| {{{tarmor}}} | Turret armor (front/sides/rear mm) |
| {{{damage}}} | Standard Shell Damage |
| {{{pen}}} | Standard Shell Penetration (mm) |
| {{{rof}}} | Rate of Fire (rounds/min) |
| {{{tspeed}}} | Turret Traverse speed (deg/sec) |
| {{{view}}} | View Range |
| {{{signal}}} | Signal Range |
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Tier 2 American Tank Destroyer.
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| Upgrades from-T1 Cunningham | → | T18 | → | Upgrades into-T82 |
The T18 is an American tier 2 tank destroyer. The development of this self-propelled gun on the chassis of the M3 light tank started in October 1941. The first prototype passed trials in the spring of 1942, but the vehicle never saw mass production. The T18 is a closed-type tank destroyer with thick frontal armor plating that makes it a tough nut to crack. Its armor gives it a good chance of survival, but it has low hit points if penetrated. It is also quite mobile and has excellent close-range firepower for its tier once armed with the 75mm howitzer. It functions reasonably well as a front line force. However, if one shoots the T18's gun directly, one has a decent chance of damaging the tank rather than having a ricochet. Circle strafing will more than often not work on this tank unless it is attacked from behind, due to its big gun arc. Just remember that you have a poor view range and poor radio range. The T18 leads to the T82. The T18 is quite well armored for its type, however it can easily be outflanked