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Saturday, March 3rd 2012, 10:54pm

Philippine Army - Equipment Withdrawn From Service

Repository for data pertaining to the subject

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Saturday, March 3rd 2012, 10:55pm

Skoda-Davao S-I/37 Support Vehicle

Historical data

31 km/h maximum speed
3 man crew
57mm Japanese Type 85 gun (hull)
7 tons combat weight
30mm Effective Hull Front
20mm Effective Hull Sides
10mm Effective Hull Rear

The idea of an infantry support vehicle light enough to perform in the Philippines was considered important enough that this vehicle entered service in 1937. The current 75mm gun was considered too heavy for the hull and instead of increasing the weight and size of the vehicle a decision was made to use the already proven Japanese Type 85 low velocity gun.

Constructed only in small numbers and declared redundant in December 1941 and reduced to scrap

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Saturday, March 3rd 2012, 10:56pm

Skoda-Davao Tancik 37

Historical data

35 km/h maximum speed
2 man crew
2 7.7mm MG (hull)
2.3 tons combat weight
12mm Effective Hull Front
8mm Effective Hull Sides
4mm Effective Hull Rear

Small tankette designed in Skoda-Davao to replace the old Whippet tanks in inventory plus making possible to add a MG/Mortar company to support the Brigade. Slightly protected, the reasoning was that a vehicle too heavy would have limited mobility in the region; also that the light weight make the vehicle easy to be transported by ship was considered a plus.