T-1937

''"Our cavalry just charged and charged into the tanks, and failed." ''- Vanny Heune on Ravenfielder armored divisions The T-1937 is a Ravenfielder light tank used during the Second Great War.

Development of the T-1937 began after the T-1934 light tanks proved successful in remilitarization of the Kingdom of Ravenfield. The plan called for two variants of the T-1937, one with a 37 mm gun for destroying lightly armored tanks, at the time believed to be more than enough, and a more powerful one with 50 mm gun for supporting infantry in the lightning war and various other purposes.

The 37 mm variant was immediately forced out of production in June 1940 after proving a failure in dealing with heavier Tataroni tanks, leaving the 50 mm variant the only one left.

Though the T-1937 was to be discontinued in 1942 after the T-1940 was given a high-speed 75 mm gun to deal with well-armored Northern tanks, the shortages of more advanced vehicles meant they were used until the end of the war. They were given various modifications, such as the same 50 mm gun fitted on early variants of the T-1940. About 500 were converted into tank destroyers with the same 75 mm gun of the T-1940E.