Tank and Armored Personnel Carrier forces of Great Britain in World War II : The best technologies of world wars

This book is devoted to the tanks, APS, self-propelled artillery and others wheeled armored vehicles of England, which were used during the Second World War. Here you can learn the history of their creation and compare tactical and technical characteristics. Also, there are examples of the participation of armored vehicles in certain battles.

In the book "Tank and Armored Personnel Carrier forces of Great Britain in World War II" we will look at some of the design features of tanks and dwell in detail on self-propelled artillery mounts.

Content:
Intro
Light, medium and heavy tanks

Light Infantry Tank "Valentine"
Light tank Mk VIII "Harry Hopkins"
Medium infantry tank Mk II A "Matilda"
Heavy infantry tank "Churchill"
Cruising tank "Covenanter"
Cruiser tank "Cromwell"
Light reconnaissance tank Mk VIA
Light tank Mk VII "Tetrarch"
Medium tank "Ram" (Canada)
Cruising tank "Crusader"

Wheeled armored vehicles

Reconnaissance armored car Humber Mk.IV
Intelligence armored car M6 "Staghound"
Armored personnel carrier “Universal”
Dingo Mk I (Scout Car Daimler Dingo)
Reconnaissance armored car Daimler Mk I

Self-propelled Artillery Units of Great Britain

What is a self-propelled artillery guns?
SAU of the Great Britain at the beginning of the Second World War
Antitank self-propelled artillery mount "Archer"
Self-propelled artillery mount "Bishop"
Self-propelled artillery mount "Sexton"
40-mm antiaircraft self-propelled artillery Crusader AA Mk
20-mm antiaircraft self-propelled artillery "Crusader" AA Mk.II Mk.III
Self-propelled artillery "Alecto"