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The M5 Stuart was widely used by the United States, Great Brittian and many other nations during and after World War II. It was a heavy modification of the M3 Stuart tank, both named after the American Civil War Confederate general James Ewell Brown Stuart. Sometimes a battle isn't about racking up kills. In this battle myself, a TD and another light tank hold off a few heavies, TDs and medium tanks. Using the terrain to our advantage and holding their advance. This tactic is basically reducing the enemy battle efficiency by preventing a flanking maneuver and allowing our guys in other parts of the map to focus on their objectives. And it seems to have worked. By the time I was dead and the enemy heavies had pushed through, their team had several losses which resulted in their defeat.