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Type 89 I-Go: Japan’s First Mass-Produced Tank
Type 89 I-Go: Japan’s First Mass-Produced Tank
Imperial Japanese Army's first mass-produced tank, the Type 89 I-Go, was an armored forces milestone. Type 89, introduced in 1931, represented the interwar global trend toward mechanized fighting. Japan developed and deployed tanks before World War II, as shown by its design, capabilities, and operational history.
Type 87 Chi-I, Japan's first experimental tank, was too heavy and impractical to build, hence Type 89 I-Go was constructed. Lighter, more reliable, and optimized for Japan, the Type 89 sought. These 12 ton medium tanks were lighter than the British Vickers Medium and French Renault D1.
When not fighting tanks, the tank's main weapon was a 57mm Type 90 gun for infantry support. This sluggish cannon missed armored vehicles but hit fortifications, machine gun nests, and other soft targets. Two 6.5mm machine cannons decorated the body and turret.
The 6mm to 17mm type 89 armor shielded against small arms fire and shrapnel but was vulnerable to larger weapons. The later Ko variant's 120-horsepower Mitsubishi air-cooled diesel engine was more fuel-efficient and fire-resistant than gasoline-powered predecessors. Type 89 could support slow-moving infantry at 26 km/h (16 mph) on roads and 10 km/h (6 mph) off-road.
Tank suspension stood out. Bell cranks helped the tank cross East Asia. Its moderate speed and inadequate armor made it unsuitable for mobile combat.
In the early 1930s, Japan's type 89 fought in Manchuria and China. Soldiers received weapons and support in urban and rural warfare. The tank excelled in these engagements because opponent armor was rare and it targeted troops and fortifications.
In the 1930s, Type 89s became obsolete. Foreign tanks outperformed its weak armor and slow cannon. It played secondary roles in WWII's Pacific Theater. Durability and simplicity make it ideal for remote, low-logistics operations.
The Type 89 I-Go pioneered Japanese armored warfare, not performance. Japan's first mass-produced tank inspired the Type 97 Chi-Ha. The Type 89 represents Japan's early modernization and mechanized warfare flexibility, but it was outperformed by other tanks by the late 1930s.
To honor tank design breakthroughs and early tank pioneers' struggles, museums display Type 89s.
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Imperial Japanese Army's first mass-produced tank, the Type 89 I-Go, was an armored forces milestone. Type 89, introduced in 1931, represented the interwar global trend toward mechanized fighting. Japan developed and deployed tanks before World War II, as shown by its design, capabilities, and operational history.
Type 87 Chi-I, Japan's first experimental tank, was too heavy and impractical to build, hence Type 89 I-Go was constructed. Lighter, more reliable, and optimized for Japan, the Type 89 sought. These 12 ton medium tanks were lighter than the British Vickers Medium and French Renault D1.
When not fighting tanks, the tank's main weapon was a 57mm Type 90 gun for infantry support. This sluggish cannon missed armored vehicles but hit fortifications, machine gun nests, and other soft targets. Two 6.5mm machine cannons decorated the body and turret.
The 6mm to 17mm type 89 armor shielded against small arms fire and shrapnel but was vulnerable to larger weapons. The later Ko variant's 120-horsepower Mitsubishi air-cooled diesel engine was more fuel-efficient and fire-resistant than gasoline-powered predecessors. Type 89 could support slow-moving infantry at 26 km/h (16 mph) on roads and 10 km/h (6 mph) off-road.
Tank suspension stood out. Bell cranks helped the tank cross East Asia. Its moderate speed and inadequate armor made it unsuitable for mobile combat.
In the early 1930s, Japan's type 89 fought in Manchuria and China. Soldiers received weapons and support in urban and rural warfare. The tank excelled in these engagements because opponent armor was rare and it targeted troops and fortifications.
In the 1930s, Type 89s became obsolete. Foreign tanks outperformed its weak armor and slow cannon. It played secondary roles in WWII's Pacific Theater. Durability and simplicity make it ideal for remote, low-logistics operations.
The Type 89 I-Go pioneered Japanese armored warfare, not performance. Japan's first mass-produced tank inspired the Type 97 Chi-Ha. The Type 89 represents Japan's early modernization and mechanized warfare flexibility, but it was outperformed by other tanks by the late 1930s.
To honor tank design breakthroughs and early tank pioneers' struggles, museums display Type 89s.
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Hello, thanks for a very informative little documentary on a fascinating, underrated tank! But you get a downvote for the abysmally low pride you took in presenting the visuals. Those AI images are bloody awful, not even vaguely related to the Ka-Mi. They would be crap no matter what they purported to look like, because a tank with big blockages permanently installed to jam its own roadwheels would hardly win the Navy's tender competition, would it ?! And just WHAT is the red stuff in the puddles at 00:18 (given that the dirt is obviously a completely different colour)..?
Yeah this video is baaaaaaad.
I do not know what the tank pictured is, but it isn't a Churchill. It has the wrong kind of suspension, and the Churchill did not have sloped armor. The illustration is not relevant to the topic.
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M1A1 video that shows only images of a T-72? Seriously? And the usual annoying AI/text to speech narration. Ugh.
wher churchill
That’s not a T-72, and it’s not 2026. WTF brah?
AI-generated t72 and lorry hybrid?
Where can I order one and does it come with a remote control.
It’s complete nonsense. Ignore it
Really? When germans made it Tiger and King Tiger it was a brilliant inovation at that time. But some "smart' guys said in our days that those tanks was a waste of resources ! Too big ! Well, seems that after ww2 all countries developed such big tanks ! Now is not anymore germans idiots ? 😂
Except nobody produced heavy tanks post 1955...
@pringle239 yes, but after all they started to produce . Everybody realised is necessary much bigger tanks .
@kniespel6243 Not until decades later when you could have a large tank that also has speed. The German heavy tanks were an interesting experiment but a bad idea as a whole as you need reliability in the field and said tanks just weren't it.
@pringle239 if I remember , all german tank aces ( most of them) was on Tiger ,my friend . Not Panzer 4 or other tanks .
@@kniespel6243 Kinda irrelevant. The elephant has the highest K/D of the war but nobody would defend it as a good tank.
In your face😂😂😂
terrible.
What's this piece of crap?
great, more AI slob.
None of the tanks in the video look like real tanks. Why does this exist?
Bullshit! Wird so niemals kommen!
Mulai dari S-300, S-400 dan S-500 dapat ditembus oleh rudal anti radiasi buatan US - Israel dan F-35 Israel tidak terlacak oleh sistem pertahanan udara atau radar Rusia, termasuk sistem yg sudah di upgrade.
Whoever watches this video can they report and block the creator ? We don't want AI generated videos misinforming people !
I feel like it should get modern airless tires how they put on heavy equipment….it’d have ALMOST no downside
T90 turret go to space
@google "Neudefinition der russischen Panzermacht neu definiert" ist eine schlechte Autoübersetzung.
Nice
It’s a super cool anti tank gun on speed. But the word “tank” should be on another page.
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Bullshit! 😁
This is a Modified T-90. Good Job with the Graphics. Where is the ARMATA?
Meine Fresse, wS für eine Scheisse....heutzutage mit Javelin und Drohnen so eine Scheiss zu posten ist schon Humorvoll!
Tiger "i" low IQ video creator...
Garbage content
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2 or 3 drones ... And this thing os on milion pieces.
Sorry 😂😂😂 I’m pro Russian and your video has so many thing wrong with it 😂😂😂 that tank is a T-72B3
Nice looking CGI generated Tank you posted up there. I like it.
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Well, that barrel sure didn't look like a 120mm. I seriously doubt this particular tank could go head to head with the latest Abrams.
It's not real
ça pue la fraude ton truc généré pae IA, non?
Think tank will redefine armored combat, in videogames.
Nothing there that a well targeted artillery or close air support strike or the prudent use of anti-tank missiles can't cure.
T72 = iPhone series Same design again and again
Ai generated 😅😂😂💀
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But who is doing the modernization?
Like alot of Russian military equipment it seems VERY good on paper , But....yeah you know the rest. Actually not so good. Do respect them.
Yeah, not so good. Despite the whole world is helping Ukraine, Russia is still winning. Yeah, "not so good."😂
@dobrijevicdalibor1019 Yeah but mostly with ammo. But i see your point but consider the INSANE amount of "good" t72-b3 and t80-bvm and t90-m's that has been wrecked. And look how many leo 2's has been wrecked. So yeah "not so good".
@djantraxx86 With ammo? Are you kidding me? Do your research please.
@djantraxx86 Among their many contributions to Ukraine, Allies and partners have delivered 10 long-range Multiple Launch Rocket Systems (MLRS), 178 long-range artillery systems, nearly 100,000 rounds of long-range artillery ammunition, nearly 250,000 anti-tank munitions, 359 tanks, 629 armored personnel carriers and infantry vechicles.Not to mention fighter jets.
@dobrijevicdalibor1019 I know we have sent them strv 122 and 121 and combat vehicles from Sweden but look on the casualities and destroyed vehicles over 3000 russian tanks destroyed and 7 swedish strv 122 and 33 german leo 2's. 10 abrahams. Over 100 t90M destroyed and t80bvm and t72b3's. That number shows just how good they are. I dont say they are bad but as usual with russian info it looks always superior on paper but not in real life. But they have done futuristic stuff before such as t34/t44/t72/t64. But nowdays leo 2's and swedish strv 122 is far superior to any russian tank at the moment. But I do respect them.