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Type 1 Ho-Ki - Alternate Ending Games - axis-and-allies
Type 1 Ho-Ki - Alternate Ending Games - axis-and-allies
Type 1 Ho-Ki - Alternate Ending Games - axis-and-allies
Type 1 Ho-Ki - Alternate Ending Games - axis-and-allies
Type 1 Ho-Ki - Alternate Ending Games - axis-and-allies
Type 1 Ho-Ki - Alternate Ending Games - axis-and-allies
Type 1 Ho-Ki - Alternate Ending Games - axis-and-allies
Type 1 Ho-Ki - Alternate Ending Games - axis-and-allies
Type 1 Ho-Ki - Alternate Ending Games - axis-and-allies
Type 1 Ho-Ki - Alternate Ending Games - axis-and-allies
Type 1 Ho-Ki - Alternate Ending Games - axis-and-allies
Type 1 Ho-Ki - Alternate Ending Games - axis-and-allies
Type 1 Ho-Ki - Alternate Ending Games - axis-and-allies
Type 1 Ho-Ki - Alternate Ending Games - axis-and-allies
Type 1 Ho-Ki - Alternate Ending Games - axis-and-allies
Type 1 Ho-Ki - Alternate Ending Games - axis-and-allies

Type 1 Ho-Ki

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The Type 1 Armored Personnel Carrier Ho-Ki (一式装甲兵車 ホキ, Isshiki Sōkōheishahoki Ho-Ki) was a tracked armored personnel carrier (APC) developed by the Imperial Japanese Army in World War II.

Initial deployment of the Type 1 Ho-Ki was to China for operations in the Second Sino-Japanese War. The Type 1 Ho-Ki was later deployed to Burma and the Philippines in 1944. Units of the 2nd Tank Division were reassigned to the Japanese Fourteenth Area Army and sent to the Philippines, where it was deployed on the main island of Luzon. The 2nd Tank Division had a shortage of half-tracks, therefore, at least four Type 1 Ho-Ki's were used for troop transport on Luzon during the Battle of the Philippines.

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