A-13 Mark II

Type: Cruiser tank Nationality: Great Britain
This silhouette is the closest available approximation Named A-13 Mark II or Cruiser Mark IV. The most glaring drawback of the A-13 Mk I was its insufficient protection. The next version was thus uparmored while the older units were brought up to the new standard.
A version Mark IV A got a new mantlet and a coaxial MG.
The history of the A-13 Mark II is the same as the original A-13. It fought in France and then in North Africa until the end of 1941.
Identification: The new turret had distinctive V-shaped sides.
Built by N/A N/A
Other designation(s): Cruiser Mark IV
Based on: Cruiser tank

VariousWeight (combat ready): 15 tons
Ground pressure: 0.87 kg per cm²
Length: 6.02 meters
Width: 2.54 meters
Height: 2.59 meters
Crew: 4 men

Armor & ArmamentMaximum Armour: 30 mm
Minimum Armour: 14 mm

PropulsionEngine: Nuffield Liberty Mk I & II
Power: 340 HP
Specific power: 23 HP / ton
Speed (*): 48 kph
Fuel tank: 500 liters
Mileage (*): 396 liters per 100 km
Range (*): 126 km

ProductionQuantity: 172 examples
From: 1939
To: 1941

(*) on road
Additional information on the web (for the model): [Angleterre]

Production & Usage
	Années 20	1930-35	1936-38	1939				1940				1941				1942	1943	1944	1945

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Users: Great Britain

A-13 Mark II during an excercice short before the war. Note the V-shaped sides of the turret, distinctive of the Mark II