Britain's Cruiser Mk VIII, A27M, Cromwell updated
Wow, guess I was 1/2 asleep when I posted the last two entries! They are now corrected! Sheesh!
I've now made some updates to the Cromwell pages.
Labels: cruiser tanks, united kingdom, world war ii
Wow, guess I was 1/2 asleep when I posted the last two entries! They are now corrected! Sheesh!
I've now made some updates to the Cromwell pages.
Labels: cruiser tanks, united kingdom, world war ii
I've added TOEs for the 1939 and 1944 Infantry Divisions. These are by no means complete of everything a division had, or even based on the reality of the front lines. But it does give what was intended to be the makeup of the particular unit.
Labels: germany, table of organization and equipment, world war ii
I did a few updates yesterday and forgot to get them posted to the Blog, so here they are.
Labels: cruiser tanks, united kingdom, world war ii
The philosophy of the British tank corps was to have Cruiser tanks that would act like cavalry and exploit by driving into and beyond the front lines of the enemy. The first of that breed was the Cruiser Mk I (A9).
Labels: cruiser tanks, united kingdom, world war ii
A couple more updates to finish off the light tanks.
Labels: light tank, united kingdom, world war ii