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Discussion in 'The Tanks in World War 2 quiz section' started by colosseum, Jun 1, 2004.

  1. colosseum

    colosseum New Member

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    Tell me.

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    Crusader Mk.I Cruiser tank.
     
  3. colosseum

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    Hm.. too easy.
     
  4. Christian Ankerstjerne

    Christian Ankerstjerne Member

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    :D Something more difficult! :D Something more difficult! :D
     
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    OK. What about this ?
     
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    Christian Ankerstjerne Member

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    Matilda Mk II prototype?

    Christian
     
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    You´re not totally off the mark, the Matilda II has more in common with this tank than the Matilda I, but it is a tank in its own right, not a prototype.
     
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    Looks like a cross between a Matilda and a cruiser Mk1.
    Australian?
     
  9. Ricky

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    That turret looks British, but the hull?

    It does not appear in my reference book on British/american/Commonwealth armour, which is pretty comrehensive.

    That armoured mg in the front...
    Hmm...
     
  10. Christian Ankerstjerne

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    At least give us the country!
     
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    Hello.
    For me it is a Medium Tank A7E2 a development work on the A7 14-Tonners.
    Patrice
     
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    Close enough. It´s the A7E3, the final version of the A7. Its automotive parts and suspension was later incorporated into the development of the Matilda Mk.II. Well done Patrice. :)
     
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    Odd, isn't it? It reminds me of the MGs fitted to smaller French tanks of the period, like the Hotchkiss H39 and such.
     
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    And the Dutch armoured cars.
     
  15. Danyel Phelps

    Danyel Phelps Active Member

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    ..Alot of early British tanks have the armored MG. It isn't that wierd.
     
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    No, but it's the specific shape of its armour that surprised me. I don't have pictures ready but this type is, AFAIK, most common on French instead of British tanks. Anyway, it's just a minor point of curiosity.
     
  17. Danyel Phelps

    Danyel Phelps Active Member

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    Go look at alot of the pre-early WW2 British tanks. Almost all of them feature guns armored like that. One tank even features two hull mounted armored guns. It is not that wierd.
     
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    The Matilda I's turret mg has that shaped mantlet, I think...
     
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    Ricky Well-Known Member

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    Yes, it does!

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    ok guys , here we go:
    guess this one
     

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