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The Char Futur 4 is a French tier 9 premium medium tank. In 1977, in France, several designs were considered as part of the development of a new tank, including the Projet 4. No metal prototype was produced. However, its further development led to creation of the French main battle tank Leclerc. The Char Futur 4 can be obtained using expedition tokens earned from Frontline and Steel Hunter 2020, and is now also available for Battle Pass points. Much like the real-life Leclerc the tank features good mobility, protection, and vision, and excellent firepower. Historical Info In 1964 studies were initiated about a possible replacement vehicle for the AMX-30 main battle tank: the Engin Principal Prospectif. In 1971, in view of the inferiority of the AMX-30 in comparison to the new generation of Soviet tanks about to be introduced, the Direction des Armements Terrestres ordered the beginning of the Char Futur ("Future Tank") project. In 1975 a working committee was created, and in 1977 it agreed on a list of specifications. In February 1980 however, a Memorandum of Understanding was signed with West Germany involving the joint development of a Main Battle Tank called the Napoléon I in France and Kampfpanzer III in Germany. Fundamental disagreements about its desired configuration led to a failure of this cooperation in December 1982. It was announced that a purely French battle tank would be developed, called "EPC" (Engin Principal de Combat). The importation of foreign equipment, like the M1 Abrams, the Leopard 2, or the Merkava, had been studied and rejected. In contrast to most Western programs of the time, more emphasis was placed on active than passive protection to limit overall vehicle mass. Mobility for evading enemy fire and fire control systems were given particular attention. Nevertheless it was a stated design goal to achieve at least double the protection against kinetic-energy penetrators in comparison to the level attained in then-current MBT's of the 50-ton weight class, the latter indicated at about 400mm RHA equivalency. The higher level of protection would also protect against shaped charges. Partnership with a foreign state was sought to limit unit cost, and found when the United Arab Emirates ordered 436 vehicles, adding to the 426 units already planned for the French Army. In 1986 the project was started under the name "Leclerc", and six prototypes were swiftly built. Hence the Char Futur 4 is essentially one of the design prototypes of the Leclerc, which was actually built and saw service. And the Char Futur 4's legacy is seen in the Leclerc: moderately good protection, good observation and mobility, with (always a French requirement) excellent firepower. An estimated 70 Leclerc tanks of the UAE were deployed in combat operations in Yemen (near Aden) as part of the Saudi-led coalition. During one month, three tanks were damaged, two by antitank mines and one by an RPG, which did some damage but did not pierce the hull. One of the periscopes was hit by a ATGM, killing the driver and injuring the commander. None of these tanks were completely destroyed. In October 2019 during the Iron Spear inter-alliance exercise Leclercs participated, and (in score) surpassed the American M1A2 Abrams, German, Spanish and Norwegian Leopard 2, Italian C1 Ariete, and Polish PT-91. The Leclerc has mostly seen deployment in low-intensity conflicts, including 15 stationed in Kosovo (KFOR) and 13 others deployed in south Lebanon until 2010 for peacekeeping operations, during which their performance was judged satisfactory by French officials. #merkava #wot #worldoftanks #charfutur4 #french #frenchtanks #frenchtank #future #futuretanks #futuretank #charfutur