T95e6 - USA reward tank

T95E6 guide: stats, equipment, crew, and how to play it

The XT95E6 shows up as a campaign carrot for teams that grind Global Map events. It is not a tech-tree comfort pick — it is a 120 mm DPM machine with a turret you can work, a hull you cannot, and enough gas to rotate when the minimap opens up.

This guide walks through encyclopedia-top module numbers (WG API, no equipment or field mods), a sensible equipment stack, crew order for a four-person crew (commander doubles as radioman), and the playstyle loop that keeps you alive.

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On this page

• Key specifications
• Firepower
• Survivability
• Mobility and vision
• Equipment
• Crew skills
• Consumables
• Playstyle and verdict

Key specifications

Think of the XT95E6 as a glass hull, steel hat. Hit points sit at 2,150, which is strong for Tier X mediums, but the hull plates are not where you tank.

Nominal armor (front / sides / rear) reads 114 / 51 / 19 mm on the hull and 343 / 76 / 51 mm on the turret. Paper values on the turret ring and cupola do not tell the whole story — players will dig for the weak spots, especially the commander’s cupola, so you still need movement and ridge play.

Firepower

The 120 mm Gun T123E6 is the reason you tolerate the hull. Average damage rolls land at 400 with AP and HEAT shells and 515 with HE — penetration averages sit at 258 / 340 / 60 mm respectively.

Rate of fire is 7.5 rounds/min with a 2.0 s aim time and 0.38 m base dispersion at 100 m. That math pushes theoretical AP DPM to about 3,000, which is Tier X medium territory at the top end.

Gun depression hits 9° over the front — enough to work rolling ridges without feeling like a Soviet hovertank. Keep that angle in mind when you peek; it is your free damage when the red team overcommits.

Survivability

The lower plate and sides are not friends. Treat the hull like a liability: if you are not using terrain, you are donating HP. The mantlet and turret front can eat careless shots, but the cupola remains a priority target for anyone who knows the model — wiggle, change distance, and break their aim instead of parking.

When you must trade, present turret, not cheeks, and fall back before they dial in HE or premium into the roof line. You are not a hull-down immortal; you are buying time for the gun to churn.

Mobility and vision

56 km/h forward and a 46°/s hull traverse keep the XT95E6 from one flank window to the next without feeling sluggish. You can flex when your heavies anchor, punish crossfires, and reset when arty angles get gross.

Base view range is 410 m. Vents, food, and crew skills push that higher — helpful on open maps where controlling bushes wins games.

Equipment

Default progression players run Rammer + Vertical Stabilizer + Improved Ventilation. You are doubling down on gun handling and DPM because the tank already wants to out-shoot people before they solve your armor puzzle.

Slot	Module	Why it fits
1	Gun Rammer	More shells per minute — the XT95E6 already starts high.
2	Vertical Stabilizer	Tighter bloom while moving — you spend a lot of time peeking and juking.
3	Improved Ventilation	Small bump to gun, vision, and mobility stats across the board.

Crew skills

You only get four seats, and the commander is also the radioman. Prioritize repairs and camo on everyone, then stack gun handling on the gunner, smoothness on the driver, and safety on the loader.

Role	1	2	3	4	5
Commander	Sixth Sense	Repairs	Brothers in Arms	Camouflage	Eagle Eye
Gunner	Repairs	Snap Shot	Brothers in Arms	Camouflage	Firefighting
Driver	Repairs	Smooth Ride	Brothers in Arms	Camouflage	Firefighting
Loader	Repairs	Safe Stowage	Brothers in Arms	Camouflage	Firefighting

Consumables

Large kits plus Case of Cola line up with the tryhard setup: you want the passive repair and med bonuses online all match, and the food buff scales every crew skill.

Slot	Consumable	What it does
1	Large Repair Kit	Effect: Full module repair plus +10% passive repair speed for the whole battle. Cooldown: 90 s. Price: 20,000 credits (charged if used).
2	Large First Aid Kit	Effect: Heals the whole crew, trims stun, and adds injury resistance for the entire fight. Cooldown: 90 s. Price: 20,000 credits (charged if used).
3	Case of Cola	Effect: +10% to every crew skill until the battle ends (consumed each match). Price: 20,000 credits per battle.

Playstyle and verdict

The XT95E6 rewards mid-line positioning. You want enough range that cupola snipes are harder, but close enough that your DPM matters. Avoid pure brawls — the hull melts when someone gets flat angles.

Use mobility to flank distracted targets, but watch arty and crossfires; you are not thick enough to ignore splashes. When you must hug a heavy, play peek-a-boom from turret cover: show the mantlet, fire, drop before they adjust. Your gun depression supports that loop — just do not try to out-trade true super-heavies at knifefight range.

If you cannot hide the full silhouette, keep moving — odd angles buy ricochets and make the cupola harder to hold. Never offer a flat side or rear; even mid-tier guns will cash checks you cannot afford.

Verdict: The XT95E6 is a specialist reward for players who like high tempo gunnery and can manage weakspots. It will not forgive lazy positioning, but it pays off when you let the 120 mm do the talking.