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AFV Quiz Number 2

Discussion in 'The Tanks in World War 2 quiz section' started by Gerry Chester, May 11, 2007.

  1. Gerry Chester

    Gerry Chester WWII Veteran

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    Good one!
    70% on the first try
     
  3. Notmi

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    80% correct. This time I actually knew some answers and managed to guess rest.
     
  4. Simonr1978

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    60% on the first go, not bad.
     
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    just 60 %, :roll:
     
  6. Ricky

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    70% - nice quiz!
     
  7. David.W

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    60%.

    But I claim 70% as the PzKpfw III was in service throughout the war as well. ;) :)
     
  8. Tom phpbb3

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    60%, but I didn't know Churchill's quote, or British tank nomenclatura.

    I guessed at the number of tubes on a Sherman rocket launcher, and couldn't remember how that Tiger allowed itself to get captured.

    I think David is right about the question with the Pz III, though!
     
  9. Gerry Chester

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    Hi David,

    But only until the war in Europe ended - Matildas remained in service until the end of WW II.

    Cheers, Gerry
     
  10. Gerry Chester

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    Hi,

    Thanks to Brian, I am reminded that the British had an experimental SP not named after a member of the British clergy. She is the Alecto named after one of the Furies of Greek mythology.
    Here is a photo of her: http://www.northirishhorse.org/images/v ... to-SPG.jpg
    The words ‘deployed during the war’ have been added to the quiz question.
     
  11. David.W

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    Good point.

    I concede.
     
  12. sinissa

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    I had 0 percent :oops:
     
  13. Gunter_Viezenz

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    Okey its not Panzer III cause I guessed that and was wrong. I donno why the British would keep a Matilda in service considering it was armed with just 1 machine gun, definitely not the T-34 nor the Sherman. So what hell is the answer?

    BTW I got 60%
     
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    It was the Matilda I think.

    They were certainly in France in 1940 and it would not surprise me that they were still being made in 45 as the Brits had a tendency to make stuff not becuase it was good, but becuase it was easier.

    Besides they shipped a lot of their junk off to Russia and the Pacific war.

    FNG
     
  15. David.W

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    Gunter.

    The Matilda II is the tank in question & it had a 2Pdr as well!
     
  16. Gunter_Viezenz

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    I am aware of the Matilda II but the question says Matilda. It would be like say Panzerkampfwagen VIE(Tiger) when you ment Panzerkampfwagen VI B (King Tiger). I remain convinced the question as worded is flawed.
     
  17. Boba Nette

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    70% off the bat.100% with option to correct wrong answers.
     
  18. Sgt. Barger

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    30% on first try. it took me another 5 to get them all right. :roll:
     
  19. Christian Ankerstjerne

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    80% (though the wording of some of the questions is quite poor, which would have gotten me 90% had it been clearer).
     
  20. Joe2

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    100% Im not joking or lying or anything, I really did get 100%. Honest! And first try aswell!
     

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