A tanker, who, because of their inexperience, irritates other team members. Also used to refer to experienced players who just made a mistake that a new player would be likely to make (e.g. "Come on <Player>, stop being a noob!").

Short for Lend Lease. A tank that was built by one nation and provided to another under the Lend-Lease Act during World War II. For example, "Matilda LL" refers to the Matilda with a Soviet crew as opposed to the British Matilda.

To kill or be killed with one shot. This can refer to being killed by one shot from full health or limited health (ie - "That tank can be 1 shotted from his current health").

It is common for players to refer to a gun by its caliber and length. For instance, players commonly refer to the 8.8 cm PaK 36 L/56 as the short 88 and the 8.8 cm KwK L/71 as the long 88.

The amount of damage that a gun does in a single shot.

Either damaging a vehicle's ammo rack or destroying it completely by way of detonating its ammo rack.

Additional armor plates designed to give a tank additional protection, usually placed on the sides over the tracks. See "Spaced Armor".

Self-Propelled Guns

An automatic loading system which allows for a tank to fire multiple shots in succession without a long pause for a reload. Vehicles equipped with autoloaders typically have magazines holding three to eight shots with short load times in-between. Once this magazine has been expended, the vehicle must reload the entire magazine, which usually takes [..]

An autocannon is a low caliber weapon capable of fully automatic fire (burst-fire in the game), but unlike machine guns, they fire shells instead of bullets. Used in early-war light tanks to give them an edge versus their (at the time) machine gun-armed opponents. However, autocannons rapidly fell behind in the shell-vs-armor race and quickly becam [..]