BR-350A: Most versatile of all the ammo types, with a decent penetration of ~80 mm and with an explosive filler for maximum damage. The gun is decent for its rank but will struggle to penetrate other T-34s, KV tanks, M4 Shermans, and similar vehicles from the front. It will also bounce somewhat frequently so angling the armour, as with any T-34, is helpful. The vehicle's speed allows it to be a versatile flanker, but its armour keeps it competitive enough to be a brawler. It is identified by its low-slung barrel, with a recuperator creating a bulge above it. It is distinguished from all other T-34/76 models in that it has the L-11 gun (the same gun as mounted on the KV-1 (L-11)), as opposed to the more powerful F-34. It is notable for its distinct appearance, with its broad, sloped front, large road wheels, and comparatively narrow turret. It is the first researchable T-34 and the "oldest" model, aside from the T-34 prototype. The T-34 (1940), like all the other T-34s, is fairly quick and manoeuvrable, decently armed, and decently armoured. The first public iteration of the T-34 series, the T-34 (1940) shows most of the early Soviet weaponry but provides a demonstration of its famous sloped armour and mobility. 
It was introduced during the Closed Beta Test for Ground Forces before Update 1.41.
With a battle rating of 3.3 (AB/RB) and 2.7 (SB). The T-34 (1940) is a rank II Soviet medium tank
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