Cavalier

Type: Cruiser tank Nationality: Great Britain
Named Cavalier or Cruiser Mark VII or A-24. Interim model between the Crusader and the Cromwell. It took over the Liberty engine of the Crusader but in a new turret, with straight sides. It is armed with the 6-pounder gun and is uparmored compared to the Crusader.
This tank will not be used in combat, where the Cromwell will be prefered.
Identification: Almost impossible to differentiate externally from the Centaur and the first versions of the Cromwell. It has the same boxy hull and turret. Christie suspension with five road-wheels.
Built by N/A N/A
Other designation(s): Cruiser Mark VII; A-24
Based on: Cruiser tank

PropulsionEngine: N/A

ProductionQuantity: 500 examples
From: 1942
To: 1942

(*) on road

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

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Users: Great Britain

Cavalier, follower of the Crusader and forerunner of the Cromwell, which was very similar to it.