Destroy more enemy vehicles (at least six) than any other player in a match (If two or more players have destroyed equal amount of enemies, the medal is granted to the player who earned more XP in battle).

Sniper

Achieve at least 85% hits out of a minimum of 10 shots fired with potential damage of 1,000 HP or more. Non-penetrating hits count. If two or more tankers have equal hit ratios, the award is given to the tanker with the highest number of hits.

Defender

Reduce the number of enemy capture points of a friendly base by 70 or more.

Invader

Capture the maximum number of points from the enemy base (no less than 80). Granted on successful base capture and winning.

Steel Wall

Receive more potential damage than any player on your team, at least 1,000 HP, and survive. Receive at least 11 hits. If two or more players receive an equal amount of potential damage, granted to the player who received the greatest amount of hits.

Confederate

Damage more enemy vehicles than any other player on the battlefield (at least six) which are subsequently destroyed by another player (or self-destruct). Granted only on condition that you hit more enemy vehicles than any other player on your team.

Scout

Detect more enemy tanks and artillery than anyone else on your team (at least nine). Granted to a member of the winning team.

Patrol Duty

Help your team damage at least six enemy vehicles by spotting them. The player must be the only one spotting the enemy vehicles at the moment when they are damaged.

High Caliber

Cause the highest damage per battle without hitting/ramming a friendly vehicle. Damage must be at least 20% of the total HP of enemy vehicles. Caused damage should be at least 1,000 HP.

Epic Awards

Radley-Walters" Medal

Awarded to players in tier V+ vehicles for destroying eight or nine enemy vehicles in one battle. Sydney Valpy Radley-Walters was a Canadian tank ace of the 27th Armored Regiment. In 1944-45, he destroyed 18 German vehicles with his Firefly.

Pool's Medal

Awarded to players on vehicles in tier V+ vehicles for destroying 10-13 enemy vehicles in one battle. Lafayette G. Pool is widely recognized as the U.S. tank ace of aces, credited with 12 confirmed tank kills and 258 total armored vehicle and artillery kills.

Orlik's Medal

Awarded for destroying three or more enemy tanks or tank destroyers with a light tank. The targets must be at least two tiers higher than the player's tank. Roman Edmund Orlik, a Polish Army sergeant, was a tank ace who knocked out 13 German tanks with his light TKS tankette in Sept, 1939.

Tamada Yoshio's Medal

Destroy at least three enemy artillery with a light tank and survive in one battle. Destroyed enemy vehicles must be at least two tiers higher than the player's tank. Colonel Tamada Yoshio, commander of the 4th Armored Regiment of the Kwantung Army, destroyed numerous armored vehicles, field guns, mortars and trucks during the night battles of Khalkhyn Gol, July 2-3, 1939.

Lehväslaiho's Medal

Awarded to medium tank players who destroy two enemy tanks or tank destroyers. The enemy vehicles must be at least 2 tiers higher. Reino Lehväslaiho was a Finnish tank ace who destroyed seven tanks and tank destroyers.

Oskin's Medal

Awarded to players in medium tanks who destroy three enemy tanks or tank destroyers. The targets must be at least two tiers higher than the player's tank. Alexander Oskin, Hero of the Soviet Union, was a tank commander who destroyed three King Tigers with his T-34 during a recon operation near Oglenduv, August 11, 1944.

Nicols" Medal

Awarded to medium tank players who destroy at least four enemy tanks or tank destroyers. The enemy vehicles must be at least two tiers higher. Alfie Nicols was a British tank gunner who destroyed 14 enemy vehicles during the Battle of El Alamein.

Kolobanov's Medal

Awarded to players who stand alone against five or more enemy tanks or artillery and wins. Colonel Zinoviy Kolobanov was a Soviet tank ace who destroyed 22 German tanks, two guns and two half-tracks with his KV-1 on August 19, 1941.

Halonen's Medal

Awarded for destroying three or more enemy tanks or tank destroyers with a tank destroyer. The targets must be at least two tiers higher than the player's tank destroyer. Erkki Halonen, a tank ace and sergeant in the Finnish Army, destroyed three T-34s, two KV-1s, and two ISU-152 with his StuG III in battles during June and July, 1944.

Fadin's Medal

Awarded for destroying the last enemy vehicle in the battle with the player's last remaining shell. Alexander Fadin, hero of the Soviet Union, was a T-34 tank commander who, with the help of one infantry group, managed to capture Dashukovka village and hold it for five hours with one tank.

Pascucci's Medal

Awarded for destroying three enemy artillery in one battle with a tank or tank destroyer. Second Lieutenant Luigi Arbib Pascucci was an Italian tank commander who fought with the Ariete Tank Division in North Africa. He fought in the Second Battle of El Alamein, where he sacrificed his life in a frontal attack that enabled his company to escape encirclement.

Dumitru's Medal

Awarded for destroying four enemy artillery in one battle with a tank or tank destroyer. Ion S. Dumitru, a Romanian tank ace, fought in World War II for just 25 days. In March 1945, Dumitru contributed to the destruction of six tank destroyers and capture of a 150mm battery.

Burda's Medal

Awarded to players who destroy five or more enemy artillery with a tank or tank destroyer in one battle. Guards Colonel Alexander Burda, a Soviet tank ace and Hero of the Soviet Union, organized an ambush in October 1941 which destroyed an entire enemy column.

Billotte's Medal

Awarded to players who destroy at least two enemy vehicles and survive the battle despite receiving at least five different critical hits and losing 80% or more of their hit points. Destroyed enemy vehicles count after all damage is received. Pierre Billotte was a captain in the French Army who destroyed several Pz.Kpfw tanks and more with his Char B1bis in May 1940.

Bruno's Medal

Awarded to players who destroy three or four enemy vehicles and survive the battle to victory despite receiving five different critical hits and losing 80% of their hit points. Destroyed enemy vehicles count after all damage is received. Pietro Bruno was an Italian tank ace. For exceptional valor in the face of the enemy, he was awarded the Gold Medal of Military Valor (Medaglia d'oro al Valore Militare), the highest Italian award.

Tarczay's Medal

Awarded to players who destroy five enemy vehicles and survive the battle despite receiving five different critical hits and losing 80%+ of their hit points. Destroyed enemy vehicles count after all damage is received. Ervin Tarczay was a Hungarian tank ace who fought with the Hungarian 2nd Armored Division and destroyed at least ten enemy vehicles.

Raseiniai Heroes Medal

Awarded to players who single-handedly destroy at least 14 enemy vehicles. In June 1941, near Raseiniai, Lithuania, roughly 20 KV tanks of the Soviet 3rd Mechanized Corps met the assault of the 6th Panzer, with approximately 100 vehicles. A single KV-2 tank managed to hold the German advance for a full day while being pummeled by antitank weapons, until the KV-2 ran out of ammo and was knocked out.

De Langlade's Medal

Destroy at least four enemy vehicles while they are attempting to capture the base in one battle. Paul Girot de Langlade was a French Army colonel who fought with the 2nd Tank Division under General Leclerc. On September 12, 1944, a combat team under De Langlade's command wiped out Panzerbrigade 112 in the battle of Dompaire, France.

Ranger

Destroy all enemy light tanks (at least three) in one battle.

Devastator

Awarded for destroying seven or more enemy tanks and artillery with a tank or tank destroyer, or 10+ vehicles with artillery, in one battle. The targets must be at least tier IV.

Step Awards

Abrams" Medal (IV-I class)

Awarded in one of four classes for the total number of team victories where the player survived the battle: 5 - Class IV / 50 - Class III / 500 - Class II / 5,000 - Class I. General Creighton Abrams commanded U.S. armored forces during WWII and the Vietnam War, earning a reputation as an aggressive and successful commander.

Ekins" Medal (IV-I class)

Awarded in four classes for destroying tier VIII, IX or X enemy tanks and artillery. 3 - Class IV / 30 - Class III / 300 - Class II / 3,000 - Class I. Joe Ekins was a gunner in the Northamptonshire Division of the British Territorial Army. A number of sources confirm him as the individual who brought down German tank ace Michael Wittmann.

Carius" Medal (IV-I class)

Awarded for the destruction of enemy tanks and artillery in four classes. 10 - Class IV / 100 - Class III / 1,000 - Class II / 10,000 - Class I. Otto Carius was a successful tank ace of WWII. He commanded the PzKpfw 38(t), the PzKpfw VI Tiger and the Jagdtiger during his impressive career.

Knispel's Medal (IV-I class)

Awarded for the total amount of damage caused and received in four classes. 10,000 - Class IV / 100,000 - Class III / 1,000,000 - Class II / 10,000,000 - Class I. Kurt Knispel, a German tank ace, participated in battles on both the Western and Eastern Fronts fighting in PzKpfw II, PzKpfw III, PzKpfw IV, PzKpfw VI Tiger, and PzKpfw VI Ausf. B Tiger II.

Popel's Medal (IV-I class)

Awarded for detecting enemy tanks and artillery in all battles, in four classes. 20 - Class IV / 200 - Class III / 2,000 - Class II / 20,000 - Class I. Lieutenant General of Tank Forces, Nikolay Popel, organized a raid against the enemy using captured vehicles during the Battle of Dubno in the summer of 1941.

Leclerc's Medal (IV-I class)

Awarded for the total number of the player's enemy base capture points. An unsuccessful or reduced capture does not count toward this number. 30 - Class IV / 300 - Class III / 3,000 - Class II / 30,000 - Class I. Philippe Leclerc was a General of the Free French Forces and one of the leaders in the liberation of Paris.

Lavrinenko's Medal (IV-I class)

Awarded for reducing the total number of capture points of a friendly base, up to 100 points per battle. 30 - Class IV 300 - Class III 3,000 - Class II 30,000 - Class I. Dmitry Lavrinenko, Guards Lieutenant and tank ace, was recognized as the top Soviet tanker, destroying 52 tanks over the course of two months.

Kay's Medal (IV-I class)

Awarded for achieving the Battle Hero status in four classes. 1 - Class IV / 10 - Class III / 100 - Class II / 1,000 - Class I. Douglas Kay, a British Army sergeant, participated in the Allied landings in Normandy.

Honorary Ranks

Hunter

Destroy 100 or more of the following vehicles: Jagdpanther, Jagdtiger, Pz.Kpfw V Panther, Panther II, Pz.Kpfw VI Tiger, PzKpfw VI Ausf. B Tiger II, GW Panther, GW Tiger, Jagdpanther II.

Sharp shooter

Hit an enemy vehicle 10+ times in a row without missing. The results of the next battle using the same vehicle continue to count towards this number, until the sequence is broken by a miss. Every vehicle has its own series. Only the longest series is included.

Raider

Remain undetected throughout an entire battle and be the only player to capture the enemy base. Granted even if the vehicle was accidentally hit or damaged.

Brothers in Arms

Each platoon member must destroy at least three enemy vehicles. All platoon members must survive the battle. Each platoon member receives this title.

CRUCIAL Contribution

A platoon must destroy at least 12 enemy vehicles. All platoon members receive the award.

Survivor

Survive 20 battles in a row using the same vehicle. An unbroken series continues in the next battle on the current vehicle. Every vehicle has its own series. The number displayed indicated the longest streak earned for this award. Battles fought in artillery do not count.

Kamikaze

Destroy a higher tier enemy vehicle by ramming it. Granted only once in the course of the battle.

Reaper

Destroy three or more enemy vehicles in a row with a single shell each. An unbroken series continues in the next battle using the current vehicle. Every vehicle has its own series. Only the longest series counts. Granted on completion of the next record series.

Master Gunner

Score at least five armor-penetrating hits in a row against enemy vehicles. A series unbroken by a miss, non-penetration, or ricochet continues in the next battle using the current vehicle. Every vehicle has its own series. Only the longest series is included.

Invincible

Survive five or more battles in a row without taking any damage. An unbroken series continues in the next battle on the current vehicle. Every vehicle has its own series. The number displayed indicates the longest streak earned for this award.Battles fought in artillery do not count.

Patton Valley

Destroy 100 Patton tanks, including M46 Patton and M48A1.

Bombardier

Destroy at least two enemy vehicles with one shell.

Senior Technical Engineer

Research all vehicles in all tech trees. When the game receives new vehicles, the award is voided.

Master Tanker

Destroy at least one of every type of enemy vehicle currently available in the game.

Unleashed

Awarded for successfully completing all links of the limited-time “Motherland Unleashed” Op.

Call of the motherland

Awarded for emerging victorious using a Soviet vehicle in the "Answer the Call" limited-time Proving Grounds campaign.

battle hero of the week

Award given only to the featured top tier X tanker who meets the weekly Battle Hero community article requirements.

Spotter

Awarded for spotting enemy vehicles, allowing allies to cause 1,000 damage in a single, victorious battle. The series is extended for every 1,000 damage caused by allies to enemies spotted by you in one battle. Every vehicle has its own series. The number displayed indicates the longest streak earned.

Fire for effect

Cause more damage to enemy vehicles than the hit points of your vehicle.

Mouse trap

Destroy 10 or more enemy Pz.Kpfw. VIII Maus tanks.

FIghter

Destroy four or five enemy vehicles in a single battle.

Duelist

Destroy at least two enemy vehicles that caused damage to your vehicle in the battle.

The Lion of Sinai

Destroy at least 100 enemy Soviet IS-series of vehicles: IS, IS-3, IS-4, IS-6, IS-7, T-10, ISU-152, Object 704, Object 261, Object 268, Object 263.

Technical Engineer, Japan:

Research all Japanese vehicles in the tech tree. When the game receives new vehicles, the award becomes inactive.

TECHNICAL ENGINEER, France:

Research all French vehicles in the tech tree. .

TECHNICAL ENGINEER, United Kingdom:

Research all British vehicles in the tech tree. When the game receives new vehicles, the award becomes inactive.

TECHNICAL ENGINEER, United States:

Research all American vehicles in the tech tree. When the game receives new vehicles, the award becomes inactive.

TECHNICAL ENGINEER, China:

Research all Chinese vehicles in the tech tree. When the game receives new vehicles, the award becomes inactive.

TECHNICAL ENGINEER, Soviet Union:

Research all Soviet vehicles in the tech tree. When the game receives new vehicles, the award becomes inactive.

TECHNICAL ENGINEER, Germany:

Research all German vehicles in the tech tree. When the game receives new vehicles, the award becomes inactive.

Tank Expert by Nation

Destroy at least one vehicle of each type from each nation"s tech tree. It"s possible to earn an expert medal for each nation available. In the event that new vehicles are added, the award becomes inactive until the new vehicles have been destroyed.

For Counter-Battery Fire

Play as artillery in a battle and destroy at least three enemy artillery.

Shellproof

Have total damage blocked by your armor exceed the hit points of your vehicle and survive the battle.

Commemorative Tokens

Cool-Headed

Survive at least 10 ricochets and non-penetrations in a row from enemies.

Spartan

Survive a ricochet or non-penetrating shot from an enemy. Your vehicle must have less than 10% of its hit points left and you must survive the battle.

Bruiser

Damage enemy vehicles’ modules or injure Crew members at least five times in a battle.

Demolition Expert

Destroy an enemy vehicle by causing its ammunition to explode.

Arsonist

Destroy an enemy vehicle by setting it on fire.

Rock Solid

While driving an Artillery, destroy an enemy vehicle by ramming and survive the battle.

Eye for an Eye

Simultaneously destroy, and be destroyed, by the same enemy.

Hand of God

Survive and win the battle, having received damage from at least four different enemy vehicles.

Among the many monotonous mods for our game, it is not so easy to find the works of modmakers that would be truly unique. But our guest today, the RTAN mod, is exactly that. With its help, your earned medals, achievements, frags, etc. will be displayed directly in battle. Now you can show off your achievements with your friends during the game, and not after the battle!

The mod works very simply. In the screenshot below you can see an information window that reports that the tanker received the Pull medal, because he destroyed more than ten enemy tanks. Previously, the player received this information only after the battle, but now everything happens in real time. True, there is one caveat - the mod developers have not yet fully completed the work, so some of the medals are not displayed, but soon there will be more information being processed.

In addition to the above medals, RTAN does the following:

• notifies the player about the remaining time of the battle (when there are less than five minutes left);
• informs the tanker about the number of frags obtained, besides, the voice acting is done in such a way that there are no jambs with standard phrases, that is, the sounds do not overlap each other.

Experienced users can customize RTAN to their liking using a configuration file called ProAchivments.ptc, which should preferably be edited using Notepad++. In this file you can configure the output of various information, for example, you can disable voice messages about completed frags.

Installation

• First, make a copy of the audio folder from the WOT/res directory and place it in the World_of_Tanksres_mods[update number] folder.
• Go to the World_of_Tanksres_mods[current patch] directory and copy the contents of the archive with the mod here.

World of Tanks will soon have a kind of anniversary. Ten years ago, in December 2008, a fateful meeting took place at Bityukov’s, where the word “tanks” was uttered for the first time.

Wargaming at that time was a small development studio that dreamed of creating something truly big. We even tried to release a fantasy MMORPG, but in the end we replaced elves and orcs with armor and guns.

“Tanks” was released in August 2010, and everything that happened next is already part of history. But this story is definitely not boring. Four Golden Joysticks and a stubborn balancer. Two Guinness records, more than 150 million registered players and hard work on the capacity of game servers. Dog. Beautiful from all sides 8.0 and controversial “Rubicon”. Teleports. The legendary “Runet Prize” and the epic random distribution of gold during the New Year holidays. Finally, “out of beta”: version 1.0, the most technically complex update that laid the foundation for further development games.
In fact, there were many more memorable moments and many more will happen in the future. The game moves along a difficult but exciting path. Sometimes it’s possible to walk along an already laid track, but often you have to go off-road. But when you have a huge army of loyal and persistent players behind you, it helps. You have been with us for more than eight years. Thank you very much for this! It will be more interesting later.

Well-deserved award

As a token of gratitude, we have prepared a special event for you. Gifts await everyone who registered in the game until December 31, 2017 inclusive.
* The reward you receive will depend on the date you first entered the game, and can be found in the “Achievements” section in the game client.

To receive rewards, you need to log into the game from November 28, 9:00 (Moscow time). You can pick them up until December 2019.
We have broken down the rewards by year: if you joined the game on December 31, 2013, your reward will be the same as those who registered on January 1 of the same year.

Alpha and Beta testers:

• Background for nickname
• Unique patch
• Specialist. style
• Tank T-50-2
• 5,000 bonds
• 5,000,000 silver
• Medal
• Emblem

More than 6 years:

• Specialist. style
• Tank T-50-2
• 5,000 bonds
• 5,000,000 silver
• Medal
• Emblem

4-5 years:

• Tank T-50-2
• 4,000 bonds
• 4,000,000 silver
• Medal
• Emblem

2-3 years:

• 3,000 bonds
• 3,000,000 silver
• Medal
• Emblem

1 year:

• 1,000 bonds
• 1,000,000 silver
• Medal
• Emblem

Historical information from Wargaming: In June 1941, near the city of Raseiniai (Lithuania), a clash occurred between units of the German 6th Panzer Division and KV tanks of the 3rd Mechanized Corps. About twenty Soviet and one hundred took part in the battle German tanks. Despite the support of artillery and infantry, German troops suffered heavy losses. One of the KV tanks managed to cut off German communications for more than a day.

The 6th Panzer Division of the Wehrmacht was part of the 41st Panzer Corps. Together with the 56th Tank Corps, it made up the 4th Tank Group - the main striking force of Army Group North, whose task was to capture the Baltic states, capture Leningrad and link up with the Finns. The 6th Division was commanded by Major General Franz Landgraf. It was armed mainly with Czechoslovak-made PzKw-35t tanks - light, with thin armor, but with high maneuverability and maneuverability. There were a number of more powerful PzKw-III and PzKw-IV. Before the start of the offensive, the division was divided into two tactical groups. The more powerful one was commanded by Colonel Erhard Routh, the weaker one by Lieutenant Colonel Erich von Seckendorff.

By the evening of June 23, 1941, the 6th Panzer Division captured the Lithuanian city of Raseiniai. The division's combat groups - "Raus" and "Seckendorf" cross the Dubisa River and begin to strengthen bridgeheads on its eastern bank. But if the positions of the Routh group were quite quiet, then the battle group Seckendorf got involved in a battle with the Soviet 2nd Panzer Division of the 3rd Mechanized Corps. This is how the battle is described in one of the German reports:

« On June 23, 1941, the 4th Panzer Group reached the Dubissa River and occupied several bridgeheads. The defeated enemy infantry units took refuge in the forests and wheat fields, threatening German supply lines. On June 25, the Russians unexpectedly counterattacked the southern bridgehead in the direction of Raseiniai with the 3rd Mechanized Corps. They crushed the 6th Motorcycle Battalion, captured the bridge and moved towards the city. To stop the main enemy forces, the 114th motorized regiment, two artillery divisions and 100 tanks of the 6th Panzer Division were brought into action. However, they encountered a battalion of heavy tanks of a previously unknown type. These tanks passed through the infantry and burst into artillery positions. German gun shells bounced off the thick armor of enemy tanks. 100 German tanks were unable to withstand the battle with 20 enemy dreadnoughts and suffered losses. Czech Pz35 tanks were crushed by enemy monsters. The same fate befell the battery of 150-mm howitzers, which fired until the last minute. Despite numerous hits even at a distance of 200 meters, the howitzers were unable to damage a single tank. The situation was critical. Only 88-mm anti-aircraft guns were able to knock out several KV tanks and force the rest to retreat into the forest.»

As it turned out, one of these scattered tanks unexpectedly found itself to the north in the rear of the Rous tank group.
The tank stopped right on the road connecting the group’s bridgehead on the banks of the Dubysa River with the city of Raseiniai. Most likely he ran out of fuel, because... KV tanks had a small power reserve. This is evidenced by some found documents and eyewitness accounts.

The frozen tank was first discovered by a column of vehicles with Soviet prisoners of war and wounded German soldiers. Having traveled only one and a half kilometers from the group’s location, the trucks unexpectedly collided with a single Soviet tank (which tank it was - KV-1 or KV-2 - is still being debated). The tank immediately opened fire on the approaching column. The column was forced to go back, and the alarm was announced at the headquarters of E. Routh, the Germans began to feverishly prepare for defense, mine the approaches to their positions, because they thought that the entire 2nd Soviet Tank Division was coming towards them.

The Rous group lost contact with the headquarters of the 6th Division located in Rasiainiai, as the telephone wires were cut by the mentioned tank, which also blocked the only decent road to the city (there was a very swampy area around it). Meanwhile, traffic jams began to form on both sides of the road to Rasiainiai. They could not remove the wounded from the bridgehead, many of whom died without receiving the necessary help. Vehicles with fuel and ammunition were moving from the city towards E. Routh’s group, which also came across a heavy combat vehicle. 12 of them were destroyed.

Realizing that they were facing only one tank, the Germans tried at all costs to destroy it in order to restore their communications. But an attempt to knock it out with an anti-tank battery of 4 50-mm cannons, which were camouflaged and crept closer, did not yield any results - they did not penetrate it. All 4 guns were destroyed when the firing revealed their positions. The 88 mm that came close suffered the same fate. anti-aircraft gun.

At night, German sappers tried to blow up the tank, but were only able to damage the track. But in return we received a good portion of lead from a tank machine gun. Then in the morning the Nazis resorted to a trick - light tanks began to fire at the tank from 3 sides, distracting it. The KV fired back, but could not hit the maneuverable Czech vehicles. And at this time, another 88-mm anti-aircraft gun, coming from the rear, shot the tank with impunity and silenced it, forever.

The crew of the heroic KV not only “exchanged” themselves for 12 trucks, 4 anti-tank guns, 1 anti-aircraft gun and several dozen Germans killed and dying from their wounds, but was also able to delay the advance of an entire tank group (“Rouse” group) for two days and leave without the help of another German tank group (Group Seckendorf), fighting the Soviet 3rd Mechanized Corps.

What can I say - this is truly a great feat.

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