2023年12月25日 · As well as the Ki-To Anti Air Tank, the sparse TA-HA SPAA using 2 Flak 3.7cm AA guns which one prototype is claimed to be built but no photographic evidence exist meaning its down to Gaijin’s interpretation for what it may look like. The live firing test video of trial 7.5cm SPAA is recently uploaded to Youtube.

2022年8月27日 · Japan has 6-7 gun SPAA that could still be added (not counting SAM's), though a lot of them are kinda redundant. Out of all of these, the most helpful for Japan would probably be the SUB-II-2 and the Ta-Ha, as Japan is stuck with slow-firing 40mm's at these BR's.

2018年3月22日 · The Ta-Ha was an SPAA that used the chassis of a Chi-He and a modified version of the 37mm Flak 18. Mai Waffentrager was able to find a document showing the modified chassis. The prototype was started, but never completed due to a lack of supplies, as well as issues with the 37mm.

2019年3月8日 · I found some information here on Wikipedia, and received some information on how it may have looked on another thread:

Just use the Type 99 with its proxy shells. They have the fasted velocity out of any derp gun & are easy to use. Type 1 Ta-Ha (which has three 37mm guns) apparently had one prototype built, but there's no photos of the built prototype. But if Ostwind II could get added with just a mention that one was built, so could Type 1 Ta-Ha.

2024年3月8日 · The next update is coming, and I want to know: What SPAA units are you hoping to see? Whether it’s classic WW2 favorites or powerful Cold War machines, share your top picks!

2023年11月5日 · To create a balanced and engaging gaming experience, it is essential that War Thunder shifts its focus to SPAA vehicles in a dedicated update. Here are a few reasons why such an update is needed: Variety and Depth: SPAA vehicles come in numerous shapes and sizes, from lightly armored, fast-firing platforms to heavily armored, slow-firing beasts.

The Experimental Anti-Air Ta-Se was a prototype anti-air vehicle to mechanize the Type 98 20 mm cannon for armoured companies. Early during the design phase, the easy-to-produce Type 94 anti-air truck was developed and took away the priority of further d…

The Type 98 20 mm AAG (anti-air gun) tank (Japanese: 日本語: 試製対空戦車 ソキ) was a Japanese self-propelled anti-aircraft gun using a twin Soki Type 2 20 mm anti-air gun. It utilized the chassis of the Type 98 Ke-Ni light tank. [1] In November 1941, development began on an anti-aircraft version of the Type 98 with a 20 mm AA gun. [1] .

The experimental Type 98 Ta-Se was a Japanese self-propelled anti-aircraft gun using a Type 98 20 mm anti-aircraft gun. It used the chassis of the Type 98 Ke-Ni light tank. It did not enter production. During development of the AA gun tank, the Imperial Japanese Army experimented with various configurations.