Crusader II 935/77

Crusader II 935/77A15 British Cruiser Tank Mk. VI the Crusader was one of the primary British cruiser tanks in WWII with over 5000 produced. Crusader Mk. I entered service in 1941 and quickly proved to be too lightly armoured and under armed. Mk. II version had a thicker armour and the final Mk. III version was upgraded with the 6 pdr gun (57mm) instead of previously used 2 pdr (40mm). The Mk. III version was a good match for the German Pz. IIIs and Pz. IVs encountered

II versions

It was armed with the reliable 105mm L7 gun which was capable of using different types of ammunition

crew of 6 people

which are used in dozens of countries around the world

but was again placed in reserve in 1969

Ki-21-Ia bombers appeared in the Chinese skies

as the success of combat missions often depends on the teamwork and coordination of its members

South Africa and Austria GP

the Z-tune

The Germans were able to quickly turn the tide of hostilities in their favor

B-8-V-20 unguided missile units

the factory was originally a shipbuilding facility