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((Infobox weapon
|name = 120 mm Gun Tank T110
|image =T110 proposal 3.jpg
|image_size = 300
|caption = T110 Design Six, the final design of T110 heavy gun tank
|type = [[Heavy tank]]
|origin = [[United States]]
|used_by = [[United States Army]] (planned)
|designer = [[Chrysler]]
|manufacturer = [[Detroit Arsenal (Warren, Michigan)|Detroit Arsenal Tank Plant]] (planned)
|number = 1 mockup
|weight = ~50 tons
|crew = 4 or 5
|primary_armament = 105mm T210 smoothbore gun or 120mm T123E1 rifled gun
|secondary_armament = 1×.30-cal (7.62&nbsp;mm) [[M1919 Browning machine gun|M1919A4E1 machine gun]] <br/>(co-axial)<br/> 1×.50-cal (12.7&nbsp;mm) [[M2 Browning machine gun|M2 AA machine gun]]
|engine_power = 700 hp (AOI-1490-1) or 810 hp (AVI-1790-8)
|engine = [[Continental Motors, Inc.|Continental]] AVI-1790-8 or Continental AOI-1490-1 powerplant 
))

The '''120 mm Gun Tank T110''' was a cancelled [[heavy tank]] project which began in June 1954. It was an attempt to improve the [[T43 heavy tank]] project. Restrictions were placed on the vehicle sizing as the tank was supposed to pass through the narrow tunnels of the Bernese Alps, but none of the proposals actually met these restrictions. Development was cancelled due to the redundancy and due to the satisfactory results of the T43([[M103 heavy tank|M103]])((clarify|date=December 2016)). It was intended to be built by [[Chrysler]], but no vehicles were ever manufactured.
The tank was planned to be powered by a [[Continental Motors, Inc.|Continental]] AVI-1790-8 engine power plant delivering around 875&nbsp;hp or Continental AOI-1490-1 delivering around 700&nbsp;hp. The original T110 tank was a proposal created by Detroit Arsenal, and was introduced in a Detroit conference held in June 1954. Of many tank designs, the T110 TS31, was favored.<ref>((cite web |last1=Nash |first1=Mark |title=120mm Gun Tank T110 |url=https://tanks-encyclopedia.com/t110/ |website=Tanks-Encyclopedia |date=29 May 2018 |accessdate=12 September 2020))</ref>

==Proposals==
There were four different proposals before the T110 program was canceled, all fitted with either 105mm T210 smoothbore or 120mm T123E1 rifled tank gun. T123E1 later developed into the 120mm M58 used on M103 heavy tank after the T110 program terminated.

===TS-31===
Accepted T110 proposal, equipped with 120 mm T123E1 rifled gun in a fixed superstructure located at the rear of the hull and powered by Continental AVI-1790-8 engine. Later evolved into T110 design five and T110 design six.
====T110 Design Five====
This design is the closest one in completion. It was to be armed with 120 mm T123E1 rifled gun in a fixed superstructure located at the center of the hull. Gun traverse was 15 degrees to each side, with 20 degrees of gun elevation and 10 degrees of gun depression. Armor was 5 inches (127 mm) thick sloped at 60 degrees and gun mantlet armor was 9 inches (228.6 mm) thick. One mockup was built.
====T110 Design Six====
The sixth and final design under the T110 program by Chrysler. It was to be armed with 120 mm T123E1 rifled gun in a rotating turret. Crew was reduced to 4 by removing one loader and the addition of gun rammer. Program was terminated in favor of [[M103 (heavy tank)|T43 heavy tank]] project before a full-sized mockup was built.

===TS-2===
TS-2 was one of T110 proposal, armed with 105 mm T210 smoothbore gun in a rotating turret and equipped with Continental AOI-1490-1 powerplant. Lost to TS-31.

===TS-5===
TS-5 was another proposal of T110, armed with 105 mm T210 smoothbore gun in a fixed superstructure and equipped with Continental AOI-1490-1 powerplant. Lost to TS-31.

===TS-6===
TS-6 was another proposal of T110, armed with 120 mm T123E1 rifled gun in a rotating turret and equipped with Continental AVI-1790-8 powerplant. Lost to TS-31.

==In popular culture==
Three versions of the T110 tanks are represented in the massively multiplayer online game ''[[World of Tanks]]''. The 'E' factors are fictional, and were planned to be called by T110V1-6. The M58 holding the T110V6 or E5, is fictional which in real was a 123mm and T123 gun was the actual 120mm gun mounted. The 'Egg' shaped hull didn't exist in the Blueprints and the hull was also half fictional.

The T110V5 and T110V4 also known T110E4 and T110E3 carry 155mm cannons which relate to the [[T30 Heavy Tank]] which change the appearance of the tanks. They never had 155mm and carried the 120mm.

==References==
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[[Category:Cold War tanks of the United States]]
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