Type 95 Ha-go Light Tank

The Type 95 Ha-Go was the most widely used armored fighting vehicle of the Imperial Japanese Army during World War II. Originally designed as a fast infantry support tank to replace the aging Type 89 Yi-Go, the Ha-Go was agile and mobile, capable of reaching speeds up to 28 mph on road. Armed with a 37mm main gun and two machine guns, including one mounted to the rear of the turret, it proved effective during the early years of the war. It first saw combat in 1939 during the Khalkhin Gol conflict with the Soviet Union and played a key role throughout the Second Sino-Japanese War.