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Great Britain Convenanter Great Britain

Type: Cruiser tankNationality: Great Britain
Named A-13 Mark III or Cruiser Mark V. The idea to build a heavy cruiser tank resulted in the Convenanter, a model of the
A-13 Mk II with an increased armor. The machine was plagued from the start by cooling problems, which limited its role to training in Britain. It never saw combat.
Identification: 
The turret of the Convenanter looks like the one of a Crusader, being low with sloped sides but the hull looks the same as the one of a A-13, with only four large road-wheels. The Convenanter had cooling louvres on the hull before the turret.
Built by N/A N/A
Other designation(s):
Cruiser Mark V; A-13 Mark III
Based on: Cruiser tank

Armor & Armament
Maximum Armour: 40 mm
Propulsion
Engine: N/A

Production
Quantity: 1 771 examples
From: 1940
To: 1941
(*) on road
Production & Usage
Années 201930-351936-381939194019411942194319441945
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Users: Great Britain



Convenanter. Thanks to its turret, it bears some ressemblance with the Crusaders. You can make the difference by looking at the road-wheels: there are only four, while the Crusader had five. Note the cooling louvres left in front the the hull.


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