In this 9th episode of my series looking at World War 2 Tanks That Need Adding to War Thunder, we take a look at Chinese tanks of the World War 2 period!br br So join me as we take a look at some unique modifications China made to existing tanks, a variety of Chinese produced SPGs and SPHs, some cool amphibious vehicles and an absolutely lethal flamethrower tank!br br Support me at ⬇️br ☕Buy me a Coffee➡️ buymeacoffee.comTorenobr br Social Media ⬇️br 🦋Bluesky: 🌍Facebook: 📸Instagram: 🐘Mastodon: Toreno17@mastodon.socialbr 🧵Threads: br 🎮 Game: War Thunder ⬅️br br Sources ⬇️br 解放军1951年大演习（刘伯承导演|原始资料重编版）[The PLA's 1951 Grand Exercise (Directed by Liu Bocheng | Re-edited from Original Materials)]. (1951) 珂seeker影像库 (Keseeker). Available at: br Japanese Explosive Ordnance (Army Ammunition Navy Ammunition). (1953) United States Government Printing Office. Available at: br Japanese Field Artillery. (1944) United States War Department, Military Intelligence Division. Available at: br kknews. (10092025) Available at: br M8 스톡 [M8 Stock]. (14092025) Namu Wiki. Available at: br PLA Military Exercise in the 1950s, Commanded by Marshal Ye Jianying. (14092025) 珂seeker影像库 (Keseeker Image Library). Available at: br The Tactical Painter Blog. (2018) The Military Museum of the Chinese People's Revolution. Available at: br Tank Encyclopedia. (15092025) Available at: br The.shadock.free.fr. (16092025) Available at: br Zaloga, S. J. (2008) Japanese Tanks 1939-1945. Osprey Publishing.br br Tanks featured in this episode ⬇️br M8 Scott (M6)br M4A2 (37mm)br Gongchen Tank (Hero Tank)Type 97 Shinhotobr Chi-Ha SPGbr M10 with Type 91 105mm howitzerbr LVT (A)(4) with M8 Scott turret and 37mm gunbr LVT (A)(4) with 57mm ZiS-2br LVT (A)(4) with 76.