British and South African updates
To reduce the number of blog entries for minor updates, I'll start to combine them when I can. Here's some minor updates for the following:
- South Africa: Marmon-Herrington

- United Kingdom: Crusader Mk I, Valentine Mk II, Universal Carrier, Cruiser Mk II
Labels: armored car, carrier, cruiser tanks, infantry tank, south africa, united kingdom, world war ii
The 
I've made updates for Belgium:
The Poles had some armored cars in their arsenal, one of those being the
After seeing the success of the Germans in Europe, the United States Army wanted to have armored cars to use for reconnaissance. However, several models were in the running when the Palmer Board recommended that only one model be the main focus of production. The
It was supposed to be replaced by the SdKfz 222 by 1939 but the
One of the few armored cars used by the Soviets after World War II was the
The most produced Italian armored car of World War II was the 