Tank Chats #27 Light Tank Mark IIA | The Tank Museum
October 17, 2016
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as posted by the channelTank Chats playlist A British twoman light tank from the early thirties.
The first British light tank, the Mark I, evolved from the Carden-Loyd Carrier. The Mark II was produced in larger numbers and issued for service. Light tanks were regarded as an alternative to armoured cars with a better cross-country performance.
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