Ocelot (WWII)

For a modern version, see Ocelot

Panzerkampfwagen IV "Ocelot" Tank Ausf. G
Ocelot tanks being manned by select Panzer core operators
Faction	League of Nations
Cost	$600
Build at	Weapons Facility
Requires	German Sub-Sector

Detailed Information
	Place of Origin	Germany
	Manufacturer	Friedrich Krupp AG
	Role	Medium Tank Basic Anti-Vehicle
	In Service	Active
Features
- 75mm KwK 40 Tank Cannon - MG-34 Machine Gun - Maybach HL 120 V12 Engine - Medium Armour Plating - All-Terrain Threads

"Kein Feind ist hart" (Translated: No enemy is tough)
- Ocelot operator taunting his enemy -

The backbone of the German Wehrmacht forces in the early stages of the war, Panzer IV Ocelot is a decent tank, capable of destroying most of its contemporaries with few shots. Ocelot is the strongest in terms of firepower with all other tanks of the League, but is less mobile. The most common version of the war was Ausf. G, that made the highest of tank kills in the whole war of its variants. It was eventually replaced in its role of anti-tank vehicle by Panther.

Behind the Scenes

• The Panzerkampfwagen IV Ocelot (Panzer IV) is based on its real-life counterpart that served Germany during the real World War II as the country's main armour, behind Panther and Tiger tanks.

• In Reign of Conflagration's World War II, the tank is in the same class in the League of Nations with the American M4 Sherman and British A12 Matilda tanks

• Ocelots serve as Germany's Tier 1 battle tank, equipped with medium armour plating with a machine gun for support against enemy infantry, it is ideal for tier 1 battles against enemy units.

Allies of the League of Nations [Edit]
Ground Forces
Infantry	Germany	Wehrmacht Private • Panzerschreck Trooper • Field Engineer • Combat Medic • SS Commando • Gestapo Agent • SS Flame Trooper • Luca Kaiser
	America	Marine Rifleman • Bazooka Marine • Support Engineer • Field Medic • Ranger • Infiltrator • Marine Mortar • Marcus Gillbert
	Britain	Royal Infantry • Royal Rocketeer • Royal Engineer • Royal Medic • SAS Operative • MI6 Agent • SAS Sniper • Churchill Westwood
Support Vehicles	Opel Blitz Supply Truck • Studebaker Supply Truck • AEC Matador Supply Truck • TD-40 Tractor
Scouts & Armoured Cars	Volkswagen Kübelwagen • Willys MB Scout • Roote Group Humber • Terrapin Amphibious APC
Scout Tanks	Panzer III Lynx • M5 Stuart • A15 Crusader
Medium Tanks	Panzer IV Ocelot • M4 Sherman • A12 Matilda
Battle Tanks	Panzer V Panther • M26 Pershing • A34 Comet
Tank Destroyers	StuG III Grinder • Jagdpanther • M10 Wolverine • M36 Slugger • Alecto 6pdr SP • A39 Tortoise
Heavy Tanks	Panzer VI Tiger I (Panzer VIB King Tiger) • M29 Marshall (M34 Marshall) • A22 Churchill (A43 Black Prince)
Anti-Aircraft	Sd.Kfz. 7/2 Wasp AA Track • A15 Sky Crusader AA Tank • M3 Shredder AA Track
Self Propelled Artillery	Sturmpanzer IV Hornet • M12 Washington • Pastor 5,5-in SP • Panzerwerfer 42 • T34 Calliope • LS-2 3-in Baritone
Super Tanks	Panzer VIII Maus • M28 Mauler • FV 214 Conqueror
Air Forces
Pre-Jet Fighters	Bf 109 Wolf • Fw 190 Shrike • P-40 Warhawk • P-51 Mustang • Supermarine Spitfire • Hawker Hurricane
Post-Jet Fighters	Me 163 Komet (German Exclusive) • Me 262 Swallow • F2H Banshee • Gloster Meteor
Light Bombers	Ju 87B Stuka • A-31 Vengeance • Fairey Battle
Medium Bombers	He 111 Striker • B-25 Mitchell • DH.98 Mosquito
Heavy Bombers	He 177 Griffin • B-17 Flying Fortress • Avro Lancaster • B-29 Superfortress
Cargo Planes	Ju 52 Auntie • C-47 Dakota • Short Stirling
Naval Forces
Patrol Ships	U-Boat (German Exclusive) • Gunboat
Escort Ships	Destroyer • Cruiser
Capital Ships	Battleship • Aircraft Carrier (American & British Exclusive)
Buildings
Main Command	Command Base
Production Structures	Boot Camp • Weapons Facility • Fighter Airstrip • Bomber Airstrip
Resource Structures	Power Station • Supply Center • Radar Dome • Technology Labs • Oil Refinery
Defenses	Anti-Vehicle Gun Turret • Pillbox Anti-Infantry Bunker • Flak 88 Anti-Air Emplacement
Superweapons	Superweapon Unknown
Prominent Characters
Leaders	Winston Edward • Adolf Himmler • Franklin Ackerman (Pre-1945) • Harry Tuscan (Post 1945)
Military Personnel	Alen King • Hermann Eichmann • Jonathan Taylor
Deputies, Chancellors and Vice Presidents	British Deputy Anthony Cameron • German Chancellor Albert Goebbels • Vice President Henry Roosevelt
Faction Technologies
Weapons	To be added...
Detailed Information
History	History of the League of Nations • History of the Allied Nations
Contributions to the League of Nations	Contributions of Germany • Contributions from America • Contributions of the United Kingdom