Military Vehicle Production

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For your reference pleasure I have compiled the following from various pages within Wikipedia.  I make no statements as to the accuracy of the information contained here.  Where possible, I have included (in order) Vehicle name, Country, Production years, Total production and notes (sorted by country then vehicle name then 1st production year... I've also included this sorted by production numbers and by production years below).

I thought this might be useful to those who wish for vehicles.  Feel free to add to or modify this as you see fit (it's in two pages).  BTW, if anyone wants this on a spreadsheet (easier to read and sort) PM me your e-mail address.

AMC 34   France   Pre-1939   12   
AMC 35   France   Pre-1939-1940   50   
AMR 33   France   Pre-1939   123   
AMR 35   France   Pre-1939   167   
Char 2C   France   Pre-1939   10   WW-I vintage
Char B1   France   Pre-1939-1940   405   
Char D1   France   Pre-1939   160   Includes the ten pre-series "NC31" vehicles.
Char D2   France   Pre-1939-1940   100   
FCM 36   France   Pre-1939   100   
Hotchkiss H35   France   Pre-1939-1940   1092   Includes the informally named "H 38" or "H 39" variants.
NC27   France   Pre-1939   36   All 36 NC27's were exported.
R 35   France   Pre-1939-1940   1601   245 vehicles were exported.  Includes the R 40 variant.
Renault FT-17   France   Pre-1939   1580   WW-I vintage
SOMUA S35   France   Pre-1939-1940   430   
ZB   France   Pre-1939   16   Export version for China
ZT2   France   1940   10   
ZT3   France   Pre-1939   10   Tank destroyer
ZT4   France   1940   40   Production consisted of hulls only.
Bison   Germany   1942-1942   12   150 mm heavy infantry gun on Panzer II chassis
Elefant   Germany   1943-1943   91   The Ferdinand/Elefant (Sd.Kfz. 184) used the chassis of Porsche's losing entry for the Tiger competition. On top of this chassis, a forward-facing 88 mm L/71 gun was mounted.
Grille   Germany   1943-1944   571   150 mm heavy infantry gun on Panzer 38(t) chassis (figures include munition-carrying versions of the Grille) (Sd.Kfz. 138/1)
Hetzer   Germany   1944-1945   3022   (Jagdpanzer 38(t)) - 75 mm PaK 39 L/48 gun on a widened Pz 38(t) chassis (Sd.Kfz. 138/2)
Hornisse            Germany   1943-1945   494   88 mm PaK43/1 auf Geschützwagen III/IV, later known as Nashorn (Sd. Kfz. 164)
Hummel              Germany   1943-1945   714   150 mm field howitzer on Geschützwagen III/IV chassis (Sd.Kfz. 165)
Jagdpanther   Germany   1943-1945   425   Tank Destroyer with an 88 mm L/71 PaK43 gun on Panzer V chassis (Sd.Kfz. 173)
Jagdpanzer IV       Germany   1944-1944   769   Tank Destroyer with 75 mm L/48 gun on Panzer IV chassis (Sd.Kfz. 162)
Jagdpanzer IV/70    Germany   1944-1945   1208   Tank Destroyer with 75 mm L/70 gun on Panzer IV chassis (Sd.Kfz. 162/1)
Jagdtiger   Germany   1944-1945   79   Tank Destroyer armed with a 128 mm L/55 PaK44 gun (Sd.Kfz. 186)
Marder 138   Germany   1942-1944   1216   75 mm PaK 40 L/46 gun on Panzer 38(t) chassis (Sd.Kfz. 138)
Marder 139   Germany   1942-1942   344   Captured Soviet 76.2 mm gun on Panzer 38(t) chassis (Sd.Kfz. 139)
Marder II   Germany   1942-1943   723   75 mm PaK 40 L/46 or captured Soviet 76.2 mm gun on Panzer II chassis (Sd.Kfz. 131/132)
Möbelwagen          Germany   1944-1945   240   Anti Aircraft. 37mm FlaK 43 L/89 on Panzer IV chassis (Flakpanzer IV Sd.Kfz.161/3)
Ostwind             Germany   1944-1945   43   Anti Aircraft. 37mm FlaK 43 L/89 on Panzer IV chassis, with armored turret (Flakpanzer IV)
Panther   Germany   1943-1945   6132   (Panzer V) was armed with a 75 mm KwK 42 L/70 gun (Sd.Kfz. 171)
Panzer I    Germany      1893   
Pz 38(t)   Germany   1939-1942   1396   
Pz II   Germany   1939-1944   633   
Pz II (f)   Germany   1940-1942   155   Flamethrower tank (converted from older types)
Pz III (f)   Germany   1943-1943   100   Armed with flamethrower
Pz III A-F   Germany   1939-1940   553   Armed with 37 mm gun
Pz III G-J   Germany   1940-1942   2390   Armed with 50 mm L/42 gun
Pz III J/1-M   Germany   1942-1943   1971   Armed with 50 mm L/60 gun
Pz III N   Germany   1942-1943   662   Armed with 75 mm L/24 gun (converted older types)
Pz IV A-F1   Germany   1939-1942   904   Panzer IV with short 75 mm L/24 gun
Pz IV F2-J   Germany   1942-1945   7394   Panzer IV with long 75 mm L/43 or L/48 gun
StuG III A-E   Germany   1940-1942   825   Sturmgeschütz III. Assault Gun armed with 75 mm L/24 on Panzer III chassis (Sd.Kfz. 142)
StuG III F-G   Germany   1942-1945   8593   Sturmgeschütz 40. Assault Gun armed with 75 mm L/43 or L/48 on Panzer III chassis (Sd.Kfz. 142/1)
StuG IV             Germany   1943-1945   1141   Assault Gun. Modified superstructure of Sturmgeschütz III Ausf. G on Panzer IV chassis; armed with 75 mm L/48 gun (Sd.Kfz. 167)
StuH 42   Germany   1942-1945   1217   Sturmhaubitze 42. StuG III with 105 mm light field howitzer (Sd. Kfz. 142/2)
Sturmpanzer IV      Germany   1943-1945   298   (Brummbär) - with 150 mm field howitzer on Panzer IV chassis (Sd.Kfz. 166)
Sturmtiger   Germany   1944-1944   18   380 mm rocket mortar on Tiger I chassis (converted from battle damaged tanks)
Tiger I   Germany   1942-1944   1350   (Panzer VI E/H) was armed with an 88 mm L/56 gun (Sd.Kfz. 181)
Tiger II   Germany   1943-1945   490   (Panzer VI B, also known as Königstiger) was armed with an 88 mm L/71 gun (Sd.Kfz. 182)
Wespe   Germany   1943-1944   658   105 mm light field howitzer on Panzer II chassis (Sd.Kfz. 124)
Wirbelwind          Germany   1944-1945   106   Anti Aircraft. quadruple 20mm FlaK 38 L/112.5 guns on Panzer IV chassis, with armored turret (Flakpanzer IV)
Centurion I (A41)   Great Britan   1944-1945   6   Tank, Cruiser
Churchill Mk I         Great Britan   1941-1945   303   
Churchill Mk II      Great Britan   1941-1945   1127   
Churchill Mk III       Great Britan      675   
Churchill Mk IV      Great Britan      1622   
Churchill Mk V         Great Britan   1941-1945   241   
Churchill Mk VI        Great Britan   1941-1945   200   
Churchill Mk VII     Great Britan      1600   
Churchill Mk VIII    Great Britan   1941-1945   1600   
Comet I (A34)   Great Britan   1944-1945   1186   Tank, Cruiser
Matilda I Mk I (A11)   Great Britan   1937-1940   140   Tank, Infantry
Matilda II (A12)   Great Britan   1937-1943   2987   Tank, Infantry, Mk II, IIa, III, IV
Mk I, (A9)   Great Britan      125   Tank, Light
Mk II, (A10)   Great Britan   1938-1940   175   Tank, Cruiser
Mk III, (A13)   Great Britan   1938-1939   65   Tank, Cruiser
Mk IV, (A13 Mk II)   Great Britan      665   Tank, Cruiser.  Several converted from Mk III, variant Mk IVA
Mk V, Covenanter (A13 Mk III)   Great Britan      1700   Tank, Cruiser.  No A13 Mk III saw combat
Mk VI Crusader (A15)   Great Britan   1940-1943   5300   Tank, Cruiser, Mks I, II and III
Mk VII, Cavalier (A24)   Great Britan   1941-1943   500   Tank, Cruiser
Mk VIII, Centaur (A27L)   Great Britan   1942-1943   950   Tank, Cruiser
Mk VIII, Challenger (A30)   Great Britan   1943-1944   200   Tank, Cruiser
Mk VIII, Cromwell (A27M)   Great Britan   1943-1944   3066   Tank, Cruiser
Tetrarch (A17)   Great Britan      177   Tank, Light, Mk VII
Valentine   Great Britan   1939-1945   8275   Tank, Infantry, Mks I, II, III and IV
Type 1 Chi-He   Japan         Medium Tank
Type 1 Ho-Ha   Japan         APC
Type 1 Ho-Ki   Japan         APC
Type 1 Ho-Ni   Japan         Self-propelled artillery
Type 2 Ho-I   Japan         Medium Tank
Type 2 Ka-Mi   Japan      184   Amphibious Tank
Type 3 Chi-Nu   Japan   1944-1945      Medium Tank equivalent to German Panzer III-IV series
Type 3 Ka-Chi   Japan   1944   19   Amphibious Tank
Type 4 Ho-Ro   Japan         Self-propelled artillery
Type 4 Ka-Tsu   Japan         APC
Type 89 Chi-Ro   Japan   Pre-1939      Medium Tank Armed with a Type 90 57 mm gun that was complemented by a coaxial Type 91 6.5 mm machine gun in the turret
Type 92 Jyu-Sokosha   Japan         Tankette
Type 94 Te-Ke   Japan         Tankette
Type 95 Ha-Go   Japan      2000+   Light Tank armed with a 37 mm main gun and two 7.7 mm (0.303 inch) machine guns.  Variants were built, including the Type 3 Ke-Ri, which mounted a 57 mm Model 97 gun, the "Ta-Se", an anti-aircraft tank which mounted a 20mm AA gun, and the Type 5 47 mm "Ho-Ru", a self-propelled gun similar to the German Hetzer
Type 97 Chi-Ha   Japan      3000   Medium Tank varients included recovery, flail mine clearers, engineer, bridge layers, 20 mm and 75 mm anti-aircraft, and self propelled guns. The Navy installed a 120 mm gun in a limited number of these tanks. From 1942 onwards, the Model 97 was armed with the high velocity 47 mm cannon.
Type 97 Te-Ke   Japan         Tankette
Type 98 20 mm   Japan         Self-propelled artillery
Type 98 20 mm AA Half-Track   Japan         Self-propelled artillery
Type 98 Ke-Ni/Type 2 Ke-To   Japan         Light Tank
Type 98 So-Da   Japan         APC

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Jeep   USA   1941-1945   647925   
M1   USA   1940-1940   34   Combat Car M1, machine gun
M10 GMC   USA   1942-1943   6706   Gun Motor Carriage (Tank Destroyer) with 3" M7 gun on Sherman hull
M12 GMC   USA   1942-1943   100   Gun Motor Carriage (Tank Destroyer), M3 (Grant) hull with 155 mm M1918 gun in forward-facing mount
M18 GMC   USA   1943-1944   2507   Gun Motor Carriage (Tank Destroyer), also known as the Hellcat with a 76 mm M1 gun
M2   USA   1940-1942   375   Light Tank M2, 37 mm gun.  Never saw combat
M22 Locust   USA   1943-1944   830   Light Tank, 37 mm M6 gun.  Designed as an airmobile tank, to be delivered to the battlefield by glider.
M24 Chaffee   USA   1944-1945   4731   Light Tank, 75 mm M6 gun
M26 Pershing   USA   1944-1945   2202   Heavy Tank, 90 mm M3 gun
M2A1   USA   1940-1941   94   Medium Tank developed for training
M3 Lee/Grant   USA   1941-1942   13859   Light Tank, 37 mm gun
M3 Lee/Grant   USA   1941-1943   5258   Medium Tank. The original US version was the Lee (named after General Lee); the slightly modified British version was the Grant (named after General Grant).
M3 Personell Halftrack   USA      41000   Includes armored personell carrier, self-propelled gun and anti-aircraft (e.g. M16) varients.
M30 CC   USA   1942-1943   100   Cargo Carrier, ammunition carrier for M12 GMC.
M36    USA   1944-1945   2324   Gun Motor Carriage (Tank Destroyer) with 90 mm M1 gun on Sherman hull
M4 (105) Sherman   USA   1944-1945   4680   Medium Tank with 105 mm howitzer
M4 (76) Sherman   USA   1944-1945   10883   Medium Tank with 76 mm M1-series gun
M4 Sherman   USA   1942-1945   33403   Medium Tank with 75 mm M3 (L/38) gun
M5   USA   1941-1943   8851   Light Tank, 37 mm gun
M7 HMC   USA   1942-1945   4316   Howitzer Motor Carriage, M3 (Grant) or M4 (Sherman) hull with 105 mm howitzer in forward-facing mount. Given the nickname Priest by British gunners.
M8 HMC   USA   1942-1944   1778   Howitzer Motor Carriage, 75 mm M2 or M3 howitzer on M5 hull
BT-8   USSR   1940-1940   706   Light armoured fighting vehicles
IS-2   USSR   1943-1945   3854   High velocity 122 mm gun
IS-3   USSR   1945-1945   350   Heavy AFVs
ISU-122/152   USSR   1943-1945   4075   Self propelled guns on an IS hull
KV-1   USSR   1940-1942   3015   76 mm gun
KV-1S   USSR   1942-1943   1232   A version of the KV-1 with lighter armour
KV-2   USSR   1940-1941   334   Self propelled 152 mm howitzer in a huge turret
KV-8   USSR   1942-1943   137   Flamethrower version
KV-85   USSR   1943-1943   130   KV-1S fitted with an 85 mm gun in the same turret as the IS-1
SU-100   USSR   1944-1945   1675   Self-propelled guns mounted on the chassis of the T-34.  High-velocity guns designed for anti-tank work.
SU-122   USSR   1942-1944   1148   Self-propelled guns mounted on the chassis of the T-34.  Lower-velocity 122-mm M-30 howitzer.
SU-152   USSR   1943-1943   704   Self propelled 152 mm howitzer on a KV-1S hull
SU-76   USSR   1942-1945   12671   Self propelled 76 mm gun mounted on a lengthened version of the T-70 chassis
SU-85   USSR   1943-1944   2050   Self-propelled guns mounted on the chassis of the T-34.  High-velocity guns designed for anti-tank work.
T-26   USSR   1940-1940   1549   Light armoured fighting vehicles
T-28   USSR   1940-1940   12   Medium AFVs
T-34   USSR   1940-1944   34780   Originally armed with a 76-mm gun; this was upgraded to a higher-velocity 76-mm
T-34-85   USSR   1944-1945   22559   85-mm gun in a bigger turret.
T-40   USSR   1941-1942   222   Light armoured fighting vehicles
T-44   USSR   1945-1945   200   Medium AFVs
T-50   USSR   1941-1942   63   Light armoured fighting vehicles
T-60   USSR   1941-1942   6292   Light armoured fighting vehicles
T-70   USSR   1942-1943   8226   Light armoured fighting vehicles
T-80   USSR   1943-1943   120   Light armoured fighting vehicles

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Unknown production numbers are at the end of the list.

Type 95 Ha-Go   Japan      2000+   Light Tank armed with a 37 mm main gun and two 7.7 mm (0.303 inch) machine guns.  Variants were built, including the Type 3 Ke-Ri, which mounted a 57 mm Model 97 gun, the "Ta-Se", an anti-aircraft tank which mounted a 20mm AA gun, and the Type 5 47 mm "Ho-Ru", a self-propelled gun similar to the German Hetzer
Jeep   USA   1941-1945   647925   
M3 Personell Halftrack   USA      41000   Includes armored personell carrier, self-propelled gun and anti-aircraft (e.g. M16) varients.
T-34   USSR   1940-1944   34780   Originally armed with a 76-mm gun; this was upgraded to a higher-velocity 76-mm
M4 Sherman   USA   1942-1945   33403   Medium Tank with 75 mm M3 (L/38) gun
T-34-85   USSR   1944-1945   22559   85-mm gun in a bigger turret.
M3 Lee/Grant   USA   1941-1942   13859   Light Tank, 37 mm gun
SU-76   USSR   1942-1945   12671   Self propelled 76 mm gun mounted on a lengthened version of the T-70 chassis
M4 (76) Sherman   USA   1944-1945   10883   Medium Tank with 76 mm M1-series gun
M5   USA   1941-1943   8851   Light Tank, 37 mm gun
StuG III F-G   Germany   1942-1945   8593   Sturmgeschütz 40. Assault Gun armed with 75 mm L/43 or L/48 on Panzer III chassis (Sd.Kfz. 142/1)
Valentine   Great Britan   1939-1945   8275   Tank, Infantry, Mks I, II, III and IV
T-70   USSR   1942-1943   8226   Light armoured fighting vehicles
Pz IV F2-J   Germany   1942-1945   7394   Panzer IV with long 75 mm L/43 or L/48 gun
M10 GMC   USA   1942-1943   6706   Gun Motor Carriage (Tank Destroyer) with 3" M7 gun on Sherman hull
T-60   USSR   1941-1942   6292   Light armoured fighting vehicles
Panther   Germany   1943-1945   6132   (Panzer V) was armed with a 75 mm KwK 42 L/70 gun (Sd.Kfz. 171)
Mk VI Crusader (A15)   Great Britan   1940-1943   5300   Tank, Cruiser, Mks I, II and III
M3 Lee/Grant   USA   1941-1943   5258   Medium Tank. The original US version was the Lee (named after General Lee); the slightly modified British version was the Grant (named after General Grant).
M24 Chaffee   USA   1944-1945   4731   Light Tank, 75 mm M6 gun
M4 (105) Sherman   USA   1944-1945   4680   Medium Tank with 105 mm howitzer
M7 HMC   USA   1942-1945   4316   Howitzer Motor Carriage, M3 (Grant) or M4 (Sherman) hull with 105 mm howitzer in forward-facing mount. Given the nickname Priest by British gunners.
ISU-122/152   USSR   1943-1945   4075   Self propelled guns on an IS hull
IS-2   USSR   1943-1945   3854   High velocity 122 mm gun
Mk VIII, Cromwell (A27M)   Great Britan   1943-1944   3066   Tank, Cruiser
Hetzer   Germany   1944-1945   3022   (Jagdpanzer 38(t)) - 75 mm PaK 39 L/48 gun on a widened Pz 38(t) chassis (Sd.Kfz. 138/2)
KV-1   USSR   1940-1942   3015   76 mm gun
Type 97 Chi-Ha   Japan      3000   Medium Tank varients included recovery, flail mine clearers, engineer, bridge layers, 20 mm and 75 mm anti-aircraft, and self propelled guns. The Navy installed a 120 mm gun in a limited number of these tanks. From 1942 onwards, the Model 97 was armed with the high velocity 47 mm cannon.
Matilda II (A12)   Great Britan   1937-1943   2987   Tank, Infantry, Mk II, IIa, III, IV
M18 GMC   USA   1943-1944   2507   Gun Motor Carriage (Tank Destroyer), also known as the Hellcat with a 76 mm M1 gun
Pz III G-J   Germany   1940-1942   2390   Armed with 50 mm L/42 gun
M36    USA   1944-1945   2324   Gun Motor Carriage (Tank Destroyer) with 90 mm M1 gun on Sherman hull
M26 Pershing   USA   1944-1945   2202   Heavy Tank, 90 mm M3 gun
SU-85   USSR   1943-1944   2050   Self-propelled guns mounted on the chassis of the T-34.  High-velocity guns designed for anti-tank work.
Pz III J/1-M   Germany   1942-1943   1971   Armed with 50 mm L/60 gun
Panzer I    Germany      1893   
M8 HMC   USA   1942-1944   1778   Howitzer Motor Carriage, 75 mm M2 or M3 howitzer on M5 hull
Mk V, Covenanter (A13 Mk III)   Great Britan      1700   Tank, Cruiser.  No A13 Mk III saw combat
SU-100   USSR   1944-1945   1675   Self-propelled guns mounted on the chassis of the T-34.  High-velocity guns designed for anti-tank work.
Churchill Mk IV      Great Britan      1622   
R 35   France   Pre-1939-1940   1601   245 vehicles were exported.  Includes the R 40 variant.
Churchill Mk VII     Great Britan      1600   
Churchill Mk VIII    Great Britan   1941-1945   1600   
Renault FT-17   France   Pre-1939   1580   WW-I vintage
T-26   USSR   1940-1940   1549   Light armoured fighting vehicles
Pz 38(t)   Germany   1939-1942   1396   
Tiger I   Germany   1942-1944   1350   (Panzer VI E/H) was armed with an 88 mm L/56 gun (Sd.Kfz. 181)
KV-1S   USSR   1942-1943   1232   A version of the KV-1 with lighter armour
StuH 42   Germany   1942-1945   1217   Sturmhaubitze 42. StuG III with 105 mm light field howitzer (Sd. Kfz. 142/2)
Marder 138   Germany   1942-1944   1216   75 mm PaK 40 L/46 gun on Panzer 38(t) chassis (Sd.Kfz. 138)
Jagdpanzer IV/70    Germany   1944-1945   1208   Tank Destroyer with 75 mm L/70 gun on Panzer IV chassis (Sd.Kfz. 162/1)
Comet I (A34)   Great Britan   1944-1945   1186   Tank, Cruiser
SU-122   USSR   1942-1944   1148   Self-propelled guns mounted on the chassis of the T-34.  Lower-velocity 122-mm M-30 howitzer.
StuG IV             Germany   1943-1945   1141   Assault Gun. Modified superstructure of Sturmgeschütz III Ausf. G on Panzer IV chassis; armed with 75 mm L/48 gun (Sd.Kfz. 167)
Churchill Mk II      Great Britan   1941-1945   1127   
Hotchkiss H35   France   Pre-1939-1940   1092   Includes the informally named "H 38" or "H 39" variants.
Mk VIII, Centaur (A27L)   Great Britan   1942-1943   950   Tank, Cruiser
Pz IV A-F1   Germany   1939-1942   904   Panzer IV with short 75 mm L/24 gun
M22 Locust   USA   1943-1944   830   Light Tank, 37 mm M6 gun.  Designed as an airmobile tank, to be delivered to the battlefield by glider.
StuG III A-E   Germany   1940-1942   825   Sturmgeschütz III. Assault Gun armed with 75 mm L/24 on Panzer III chassis (Sd.Kfz. 142)
Jagdpanzer IV       Germany   1944-1944   769   Tank Destroyer with 75 mm L/48 gun on Panzer IV chassis (Sd.Kfz. 162)
Marder II   Germany   1942-1943   723   75 mm PaK 40 L/46 or captured Soviet 76.2 mm gun on Panzer II chassis (Sd.Kfz. 131/132)
Hummel              Germany   1943-1945   714   150 mm field howitzer on Geschützwagen III/IV chassis (Sd.Kfz. 165)
BT-8   USSR   1940-1940   706   Light armoured fighting vehicles
SU-152   USSR   1943-1943   704   Self propelled 152 mm howitzer on a KV-1S hull
Churchill Mk III       Great Britan      675   
Mk IV, (A13 Mk II)   Great Britan      665   Tank, Cruiser.  Several converted from Mk III, variant Mk IVA
Pz III N   Germany   1942-1943   662   Armed with 75 mm L/24 gun (converted older types)
Wespe   Germany   1943-1944   658   105 mm light field howitzer on Panzer II chassis (Sd.Kfz. 124)
Pz II   Germany   1939-1944   633   
Grille   Germany   1943-1944   571   150 mm heavy infantry gun on Panzer 38(t) chassis (figures include munition-carrying versions of the Grille) (Sd.Kfz. 138/1)
Pz III A-F   Germany   1939-1940   553   Armed with 37 mm gun
Mk VII, Cavalier (A24)   Great Britan   1941-1943   500   Tank, Cruiser
Hornisse            Germany   1943-1945   494   88 mm PaK43/1 auf Geschützwagen III/IV, later known as Nashorn (Sd. Kfz. 164)
Tiger II   Germany   1943-1945   490   (Panzer VI B, also known as Königstiger) was armed with an 88 mm L/71 gun (Sd.Kfz. 182)
SOMUA S35   France   Pre-1939-1940   430   
Jagdpanther   Germany   1943-1945   425   Tank Destroyer with an 88 mm L/71 PaK43 gun on Panzer V chassis (Sd.Kfz. 173)

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Char B1   France   Pre-1939-1940   405   
M2   USA   1940-1942   375   Light Tank M2, 37 mm gun.  Never saw combat
IS-3   USSR   1945-1945   350   Heavy AFVs
Marder 139   Germany   1942-1942   344   Captured Soviet 76.2 mm gun on Panzer 38(t) chassis (Sd.Kfz. 139)
KV-2   USSR   1940-1941   334   Self propelled 152 mm howitzer in a huge turret
Churchill Mk I         Great Britan   1941-1945   303   
Sturmpanzer IV      Germany   1943-1945   298   (Brummbär) - with 150 mm field howitzer on Panzer IV chassis (Sd.Kfz. 166)
Churchill Mk V         Great Britan   1941-1945   241   
Möbelwagen          Germany   1944-1945   240   Anti Aircraft. 37mm FlaK 43 L/89 on Panzer IV chassis (Flakpanzer IV Sd.Kfz.161/3)
T-40   USSR   1941-1942   222   Light armoured fighting vehicles
Churchill Mk VI        Great Britan   1941-1945   200   
Mk VIII, Challenger (A30)   Great Britan   1943-1944   200   Tank, Cruiser
T-44   USSR   1945-1945   200   Medium AFVs
Type 2 Ka-Mi   Japan      184   Amphibious Tank
Tetrarch (A17)   Great Britan      177   Tank, Light, Mk VII
Mk II, (A10)   Great Britan   1938-1940   175   Tank, Cruiser
AMR 35   France   Pre-1939   167   
Char D1   France   Pre-1939   160   Includes the ten pre-series "NC31" vehicles.
Pz II (f)   Germany   1940-1942   155   Flamethrower tank (converted from older types)
Matilda I Mk I (A11)   Great Britan   1937-1940   140   Tank, Infantry
KV-8   USSR   1942-1943   137   Flamethrower version
KV-85   USSR   1943-1943   130   KV-1S fitted with an 85 mm gun in the same turret as the IS-1
Mk I, (A9)   Great Britan      125   Tank, Light
AMR 33   France   Pre-1939   123   
T-80   USSR   1943-1943   120   Light armoured fighting vehicles
Wirbelwind          Germany   1944-1945   106   Anti Aircraft. quadruple 20mm FlaK 38 L/112.5 guns on Panzer IV chassis, with armored turret (Flakpanzer IV)
Char D2   France   Pre-1939-1940   100   
FCM 36   France   Pre-1939   100   
Pz III (f)   Germany   1943-1943   100   Armed with flamethrower
M12 GMC   USA   1942-1943   100   Gun Motor Carriage (Tank Destroyer), M3 (Grant) hull with 155 mm M1918 gun in forward-facing mount
M30 CC   USA   1942-1943   100   Cargo Carrier, ammunition carrier for M12 GMC.
M2A1   USA   1940-1941   94   Medium Tank developed for training
Elefant   Germany   1943-1943   91   The Ferdinand/Elefant (Sd.Kfz. 184) used the chassis of Porsche's losing entry for the Tiger competition. On top of this chassis, a forward-facing 88 mm L/71 gun was mounted.
Jagdtiger   Germany   1944-1945   79   Tank Destroyer armed with a 128 mm L/55 PaK44 gun (Sd.Kfz. 186)
Mk III, (A13)   Great Britan   1938-1939   65   Tank, Cruiser
T-50   USSR   1941-1942   63   Light armoured fighting vehicles
AMC 35   France   Pre-1939-1940   50   
Ostwind             Germany   1944-1945   43   Anti Aircraft. 37mm FlaK 43 L/89 on Panzer IV chassis, with armored turret (Flakpanzer IV)
ZT4   France   1940-1940   40   Production consisted of hulls only.
NC27   France   Pre-1939   36   All 36 NC27's were exported.
M1   USA   1940-1940   34   Combat Car M1, machine gun
Type 3 Ka-Chi   Japan   1944-1944   19   Amphibious Tank
Sturmtiger   Germany   1944-1944   18   380 mm rocket mortar on Tiger I chassis (converted from battle damaged tanks)
ZB   France   Pre-1939   16   Export version for China
AMC 34   France   Pre-1939   12   
Bison   Germany   1942-1942   12   150 mm heavy infantry gun on Panzer II chassis
T-28   USSR   1940-1940   12   Medium AFVs
Char 2C   France   Pre-1939   10   WW-I vintage
ZT2   France   1940-1940   10   
ZT3   France   Pre-1939   10   Tank destroyer
Centurion I (A41)   Great Britan   1944-1945   6   Tank, Cruiser
Type 1 Chi-He   Japan         Medium Tank
Type 1 Ho-Ha   Japan         APC
Type 1 Ho-Ki   Japan         APC
Type 1 Ho-Ni   Japan         Self-propelled artillery
Type 2 Ho-I   Japan         Medium Tank
Type 3 Chi-Nu   Japan   1944-1945      Medium Tank equivalent to German Panzer III-IV series
Type 4 Ho-Ro   Japan         Self-propelled artillery
Type 4 Ka-Tsu   Japan         APC
Type 89 Chi-Ro   Japan   Pre-1939      Medium Tank Armed with a Type 90 57 mm gun that was complemented by a coaxial Type 91 6.5 mm machine gun in the turret
Type 92 Jyu-Sokosha   Japan         Tankette
Type 94 Te-Ke   Japan         Tankette
Type 97 Te-Ke   Japan         Tankette
Type 98 20 mm   Japan         Self-propelled artillery
Type 98 20 mm AA Half-Track   Japan         Self-propelled artillery
Type 98 Ke-Ni/Type 2 Ke-To   Japan         Light Tank
Type 98 So-Da   Japan         APC

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Unknown years of production are at the top of the list.

Panzer I    Germany      1893   
Churchill Mk III       Great Britan      675   
Churchill Mk IV      Great Britan      1622   
Churchill Mk VII     Great Britan      1600   
Mk I, (A9)   Great Britan      125   Tank, Light
Mk IV, (A13 Mk II)   Great Britan      665   Tank, Cruiser.  Several converted from Mk III, variant Mk IVA
Mk V, Covenanter (A13 Mk III)   Great Britan      1700   Tank, Cruiser.  No A13 Mk III saw combat
Tetrarch (A17)   Great Britan      177   Tank, Light, Mk VII
Type 1 Chi-He   Japan         Medium Tank
Type 1 Ho-Ha   Japan         APC
Type 1 Ho-Ki   Japan         APC
Type 1 Ho-Ni   Japan         Self-propelled artillery
Type 2 Ho-I   Japan         Medium Tank
Type 2 Ka-Mi   Japan      184   Amphibious Tank
Type 4 Ho-Ro   Japan         Self-propelled artillery
Type 4 Ka-Tsu   Japan         APC
Type 92 Jyu-Sokosha   Japan         Tankette
Type 94 Te-Ke   Japan         Tankette
Type 95 Ha-Go   Japan      2000+   Light Tank armed with a 37 mm main gun and two 7.7 mm (0.303 inch) machine guns.  Variants were built, including the Type 3 Ke-Ri, which mounted a 57 mm Model 97 gun, the "Ta-Se", an anti-aircraft tank which mounted a 20mm AA gun, and the Type 5 47 mm "Ho-Ru", a self-propelled gun similar to the German Hetzer
Type 97 Chi-Ha   Japan      3000   Medium Tank varients included recovery, flail mine clearers, engineer, bridge layers, 20 mm and 75 mm anti-aircraft, and self propelled guns. The Navy installed a 120 mm gun in a limited number of these tanks. From 1942 onwards, the Model 97 was armed with the high velocity 47 mm cannon.
Type 97 Te-Ke   Japan         Tankette
Type 98 20 mm   Japan         Self-propelled artillery
Type 98 20 mm AA Half-Track   Japan         Self-propelled artillery
Type 98 Ke-Ni/Type 2 Ke-To   Japan         Light Tank
Type 98 So-Da   Japan         APC
M3 Personell Halftrack   USA      41000   Includes armored personell carrier, self-propelled gun and anti-aircraft (e.g. M16) varients.
AMC 34   France   Pre-1939   12   
AMR 33   France   Pre-1939   123   
AMR 35   France   Pre-1939   167   
Char 2C   France   Pre-1939   10   WW-I vintage
Char D1   France   Pre-1939   160   Includes the ten pre-series "NC31" vehicles.
FCM 36   France   Pre-1939   100   
NC27   France   Pre-1939   36   All 36 NC27's were exported.
Renault FT-17   France   Pre-1939   1580   WW-I vintage
ZB   France   Pre-1939   16   Export version for China
ZT3   France   Pre-1939   10   Tank destroyer
Type 89 Chi-Ro   Japan   Pre-1939      Medium Tank Armed with a Type 90 57 mm gun that was complemented by a coaxial Type 91 6.5 mm machine gun in the turret
AMC 35   France   Pre-1939-1940   50   
Char B1   France   Pre-1939-1940   405   
Char D2   France   Pre-1939-1940   100   
Hotchkiss H35   France   Pre-1939-1940   1092   Includes the informally named "H 38" or "H 39" variants.
R 35   France   Pre-1939-1940   1601   245 vehicles were exported.  Includes the R 40 variant.
SOMUA S35   France   Pre-1939-1940   430   
Matilda I Mk I (A11)   Great Britan   1937-1940   140   Tank, Infantry
Matilda II (A12)   Great Britan   1937-1943   2987   Tank, Infantry, Mk II, IIa, III, IV
Mk III, (A13)   Great Britan   1938-1939   65   Tank, Cruiser
Mk II, (A10)   Great Britan   1938-1940   175   Tank, Cruiser
Pz III A-F   Germany   1939-1940   553   Armed with 37 mm gun
Pz 38(t)   Germany   1939-1942   1396   
Pz IV A-F1   Germany   1939-1942   904   Panzer IV with short 75 mm L/24 gun
Pz II   Germany   1939-1944   633   
Valentine   Great Britan   1939-1945   8275   Tank, Infantry, Mks I, II, III and IV
ZT2   France   1940-1940   10   
ZT4   France   1940-1940   40   Production consisted of hulls only.
M1   USA   1940-1940   34   Combat Car M1, machine gun
BT-8   USSR   1940-1940   706   Light armoured fighting vehicles
T-26   USSR   1940-1940   1549   Light armoured fighting vehicles
T-28   USSR   1940-1940   12   Medium AFVs
M2A1   USA   1940-1941   94   Medium Tank developed for training
KV-2   USSR   1940-1941   334   Self propelled 152 mm howitzer in a huge turret
Pz II (f)   Germany   1940-1942   155   Flamethrower tank (converted from older types)
Pz III G-J   Germany   1940-1942   2390   Armed with 50 mm L/42 gun
StuG III A-E   Germany   1940-1942   825   Sturmgeschütz III. Assault Gun armed with 75 mm L/24 on Panzer III chassis (Sd.Kfz. 142)
M2   USA   1940-1942   375   Light Tank M2, 37 mm gun.  Never saw combat
KV-1   USSR   1940-1942   3015   76 mm gun
Mk VI Crusader (A15)   Great Britan   1940-1943   5300   Tank, Cruiser, Mks I, II and III
T-34   USSR   1940-1944   34780   Originally armed with a 76-mm gun; this was upgraded to a higher-velocity 76-mm
M3 Lee/Grant   USA   1941-1942   13859   Light Tank, 37 mm gun
T-40   USSR   1941-1942   222   Light armoured fighting vehicles
T-50   USSR   1941-1942   63   Light armoured fighting vehicles
T-60   USSR   1941-1942   6292   Light armoured fighting vehicles
Mk VII, Cavalier (A24)   Great Britan   1941-1943   500   Tank, Cruiser
M3 Lee/Grant   USA   1941-1943   5258   Medium Tank. The original US version was the Lee (named after General Lee); the slightly modified British version was the Grant (named after General Grant).
M5   USA   1941-1943   8851   Light Tank, 37 mm gun
Churchill Mk I         Great Britan   1941-1945   303   
Churchill Mk II      Great Britan   1941-1945   1127   
Churchill Mk V         Great Britan   1941-1945   241   

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Churchill Mk VI        Great Britan   1941-1945   200   
Churchill Mk VIII    Great Britan   1941-1945   1600   
Jeep   USA   1941-1945   647925   
Bison   Germany   1942-1942   12   150 mm heavy infantry gun on Panzer II chassis
Marder 139   Germany   1942-1942   344   Captured Soviet 76.2 mm gun on Panzer 38(t) chassis (Sd.Kfz. 139)
Marder II   Germany   1942-1943   723   75 mm PaK 40 L/46 or captured Soviet 76.2 mm gun on Panzer II chassis (Sd.Kfz. 131/132)
Pz III J/1-M   Germany   1942-1943   1971   Armed with 50 mm L/60 gun
Pz III N   Germany   1942-1943   662   Armed with 75 mm L/24 gun (converted older types)
Mk VIII, Centaur (A27L)   Great Britan   1942-1943   950   Tank, Cruiser
M10 GMC   USA   1942-1943   6706   Gun Motor Carriage (Tank Destroyer) with 3" M7 gun on Sherman hull
M12 GMC   USA   1942-1943   100   Gun Motor Carriage (Tank Destroyer), M3 (Grant) hull with 155 mm M1918 gun in forward-facing mount
M30 CC   USA   1942-1943   100   Cargo Carrier, ammunition carrier for M12 GMC.
KV-1S   USSR   1942-1943   1232   A version of the KV-1 with lighter armour
KV-8   USSR   1942-1943   137   Flamethrower version
T-70   USSR   1942-1943   8226   Light armoured fighting vehicles
Marder 138   Germany   1942-1944   1216   75 mm PaK 40 L/46 gun on Panzer 38(t) chassis (Sd.Kfz. 138)
Tiger I   Germany   1942-1944   1350   (Panzer VI E/H) was armed with an 88 mm L/56 gun (Sd.Kfz. 181)
M8 HMC   USA   1942-1944   1778   Howitzer Motor Carriage, 75 mm M2 or M3 howitzer on M5 hull
SU-122   USSR   1942-1944   1148   Self-propelled guns mounted on the chassis of the T-34.  Lower-velocity 122-mm M-30 howitzer.
Pz IV F2-J   Germany   1942-1945   7394   Panzer IV with long 75 mm L/43 or L/48 gun
StuG III F-G   Germany   1942-1945   8593   Sturmgeschütz 40. Assault Gun armed with 75 mm L/43 or L/48 on Panzer III chassis (Sd.Kfz. 142/1)
StuH 42   Germany   1942-1945   1217   Sturmhaubitze 42. StuG III with 105 mm light field howitzer (Sd. Kfz. 142/2)
M4 Sherman   USA   1942-1945   33403   Medium Tank with 75 mm M3 (L/38) gun
M7 HMC   USA   1942-1945   4316   Howitzer Motor Carriage, M3 (Grant) or M4 (Sherman) hull with 105 mm howitzer in forward-facing mount. Given the nickname Priest by British gunners.
SU-76   USSR   1942-1945   12671   Self propelled 76 mm gun mounted on a lengthened version of the T-70 chassis
Elefant   Germany   1943-1943   91   The Ferdinand/Elefant (Sd.Kfz. 184) used the chassis of Porsche's losing entry for the Tiger competition. On top of this chassis, a forward-facing 88 mm L/71 gun was mounted.
Pz III (f)   Germany   1943-1943   100   Armed with flamethrower
KV-85   USSR   1943-1943   130   KV-1S fitted with an 85 mm gun in the same turret as the IS-1
SU-152   USSR   1943-1943   704   Self propelled 152 mm howitzer on a KV-1S hull
T-80   USSR   1943-1943   120   Light armoured fighting vehicles
Grille   Germany   1943-1944   571   150 mm heavy infantry gun on Panzer 38(t) chassis (figures include munition-carrying versions of the Grille) (Sd.Kfz. 138/1)
Wespe   Germany   1943-1944   658   105 mm light field howitzer on Panzer II chassis (Sd.Kfz. 124)
Mk VIII, Challenger (A30)   Great Britan   1943-1944   200   Tank, Cruiser
Mk VIII, Cromwell (A27M)   Great Britan   1943-1944   3066   Tank, Cruiser
M18 GMC   USA   1943-1944   2507   Gun Motor Carriage (Tank Destroyer), also known as the Hellcat with a 76 mm M1 gun
M22 Locust   USA   1943-1944   830   Light Tank, 37 mm M6 gun.  Designed as an airmobile tank, to be delivered to the battlefield by glider.
SU-85   USSR   1943-1944   2050   Self-propelled guns mounted on the chassis of the T-34.  High-velocity guns designed for anti-tank work.
Hornisse            Germany   1943-1945   494   88 mm PaK43/1 auf Geschützwagen III/IV, later known as Nashorn (Sd. Kfz. 164)
Hummel              Germany   1943-1945   714   150 mm field howitzer on Geschützwagen III/IV chassis (Sd.Kfz. 165)
Jagdpanther   Germany   1943-1945   425   Tank Destroyer with an 88 mm L/71 PaK43 gun on Panzer V chassis (Sd.Kfz. 173)
Panther   Germany   1943-1945   6132   (Panzer V) was armed with a 75 mm KwK 42 L/70 gun (Sd.Kfz. 171)
StuG IV             Germany   1943-1945   1141   Assault Gun. Modified superstructure of Sturmgeschütz III Ausf. G on Panzer IV chassis; armed with 75 mm L/48 gun (Sd.Kfz. 167)
Sturmpanzer IV      Germany   1943-1945   298   (Brummbär) - with 150 mm field howitzer on Panzer IV chassis (Sd.Kfz. 166)
Tiger II   Germany   1943-1945   490   (Panzer VI B, also known as Königstiger) was armed with an 88 mm L/71 gun (Sd.Kfz. 182)
IS-2   USSR   1943-1945   3854   High velocity 122 mm gun
ISU-122/152   USSR   1943-1945   4075   Self propelled guns on an IS hull
Jagdpanzer IV       Germany   1944-1944   769   Tank Destroyer with 75 mm L/48 gun on Panzer IV chassis (Sd.Kfz. 162)
Sturmtiger   Germany   1944-1944   18   380 mm rocket mortar on Tiger I chassis (converted from battle damaged tanks)
Type 3 Ka-Chi   Japan   1944-1944   19   Amphibious Tank
Hetzer   Germany   1944-1945   3022   (Jagdpanzer 38(t)) - 75 mm PaK 39 L/48 gun on a widened Pz 38(t) chassis (Sd.Kfz. 138/2)
Jagdpanzer IV/70    Germany   1944-1945   1208   Tank Destroyer with 75 mm L/70 gun on Panzer IV chassis (Sd.Kfz. 162/1)
Jagdtiger   Germany   1944-1945   79   Tank Destroyer armed with a 128 mm L/55 PaK44 gun (Sd.Kfz. 186)
Möbelwagen          Germany   1944-1945   240   Anti Aircraft. 37mm FlaK 43 L/89 on Panzer IV chassis (Flakpanzer IV Sd.Kfz.161/3)
Ostwind             Germany   1944-1945   43   Anti Aircraft. 37mm FlaK 43 L/89 on Panzer IV chassis, with armored turret (Flakpanzer IV)
Wirbelwind          Germany   1944-1945   106   Anti Aircraft. quadruple 20mm FlaK 38 L/112.5 guns on Panzer IV chassis, with armored turret (Flakpanzer IV)
Centurion I (A41)   Great Britan   1944-1945   6   Tank, Cruiser
Comet I (A34)   Great Britan   1944-1945   1186   Tank, Cruiser
Type 3 Chi-Nu   Japan   1944-1945      Medium Tank equivalent to German Panzer III-IV series
M24 Chaffee   USA   1944-1945   4731   Light Tank, 75 mm M6 gun
M26 Pershing   USA   1944-1945   2202   Heavy Tank, 90 mm M3 gun
M36    USA   1944-1945   2324   Gun Motor Carriage (Tank Destroyer) with 90 mm M1 gun on Sherman hull
M4 (105) Sherman   USA   1944-1945   4680   Medium Tank with 105 mm howitzer
M4 (76) Sherman   USA   1944-1945   10883   Medium Tank with 76 mm M1-series gun
SU-100   USSR   1944-1945   1675   Self-propelled guns mounted on the chassis of the T-34.  High-velocity guns designed for anti-tank work.
T-34-85   USSR   1944-1945   22559   85-mm gun in a bigger turret.
IS-3   USSR   1945-1945   350   Heavy AFVs
T-44   USSR   1945-1945   200   Medium AFVs

[Spikes]

Holy crap! That's a lot of GVs...thanks BE!

[croduh]

MY god you have a lot of time on your hands!But that is one great data sheet!Thanks so much for posting!

[DPQ5]

so many words, me head hurts

[C(Sea)Bass]

Would you m ind posting that again? without copy and paste?

[Noir]

Bring the french tanks to AH, we had some good ones for early war stuff.

[71313]

Excellant job

[dirt911]

goddang if we had all those tanks it would be a real war

[glock89]

Holy crap! That's a lot of GVs...thanks BE!

damn

[Widewing]

M3 Lee/Grant   USA   1941-1942   13859   Light Tank, 37 mm gun
M3 Lee/Grant   USA   1941-1943   5258   Medium Tank. The original US version was the Lee (named after General Lee); the slightly modified British version was the Grant (named after General Grant).
M5   USA   1941-1943   8851   Light Tank, 37 mm gun

Typo:

The M3 light tank was called the Stuart after JEB Stuart. The M5, an updated variation of the M3, was also called the Stuart. Both Britain and Canada used the M3 Lee as well as the Grant, which was built to specific British requirements that resulted in the most obvious difference; the 37mm turret shape. The Brits mounted their radio gear in the turret bustle, and eliminated the cupola and its .30 cal MG. M3 Lees were still in front line service with Australian units in Burma, right up to Japan's surrender. Even with the oddball sponson mounted 75mm, they were still vastly superior to Japanese tanks and extremely useful in supporting ground troops.

My regards,

Widewing