Professor Dweeb designed the ghost tank to keep a ghost in place for analysis. Slimer was once deposited in the tank for Dweeb to scan with his Brain Drain Machine. The tank was so powerful that it eventually collapsed due to the ghost's memories overloaded.
During World War II, the American Army developed an unconventional force called the Ghost Army to deceive the Germans into thinking they were facing much larger Allied forces than they actually were. Camouflage engineers, signal officers, and other highly skilled professionals created the Ghost Army, which consisted of 93-pound inflatable tanks. These tanks were then inflated under cover of darkness and painted to resemble real vehicles.
Camouflage engineers applied a technique called "camouflagepainting" to make the dummy tank look real. This paint mimicked the details of enemy armor and weapons. The dummy tanks appeared real enough from thousands feet up that radio operators of the signal company were able to imitate morse code "fist", giving fake dispatches an authentic tone.
In addition, the signalers used a special radio code to mimic the way operators in specific units sent messages, adding to the illusion that the fake dispatches were genuine. The Germans believed the dummy tanks they were using, thanks to the use of a sonic signals device that emits high pitched tones.
The Ghost Army's techniques had an impact on military tactics around the world, even though the tanks could not survive the war. Today, the Ghost Army's equipment is being recycled for use in military training programs.
The Swedish T Ghost medium-weight tank has a medium-capacity and light weight. It is equipped with BAE's advanced ADAPTIV camouflage, which hides the vehicle from thermal imagery systems.
The Ghost tank's agile maneuverability means that it can strike first even when the opponent has weak or non-existent anti-tank systems. Rheinmetall claims that the tank can be protected by a combination if active, reactive and passive technologies. Rheinmetall also has an innovative top-attack system with smoke launchers and large-calibre KEAPS (Kilo Energy anti tank system), which Rheinmetall says can disrupt tank rounds in the phase of contact.
This tank is one that Wargaming's designers have created. It is beautiful and fun to drive. However, it lacks key features like more advanced tanks.
T Ghost remains an effective tank that every tanker should have. Its mobility and versatility make it a great all-rounder that can handle a range of battlefield scenarios.
The tank's best trait is its invisibility cloak. It blends its infrared signatures with the environment to blend in. This renders the Ghost almost invisible when stationary, which is a great help when hiding in dense foliage. This trait stacks with foliage camo bonuses and reduces the accuracy penalties for firing and traversing the hull.