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    • [PDF File]A Quick and Dirty Guide to WW2 Jerry Cans

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      5. The British simply copied the German design but didn’t produce until 1942 to replace the infamous 4 gallon ‘Flimsies’ and 2 gallon ‘Shell’s’ despite having examples in 1940. In the interim, captured German ones and American ones were used. Units such as the LRDG (Long Range Desert Group) got priority. There is a famous picture of ...


    • [PDF File]WW2 British Army Battlefield Wireless Communications Equipment

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      including tanks was essential, to support increased mobility, for which the previously dominant land-line based telephone links were inadequate. The paper describes some of the technical characteristics and design features of the widely-used British Army radio-transmitter sets of this period and the immediate post-war period.


    • [PDF File]Britain and the Campaigns in Greece and Crete in 1941

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      One of the intriguing questions about Britain’s strategy in the Second World War concerns its decision in February 1941 to commit forces to the defence of Greece. At that time, the British Commonwealth was standing alone against Hitler’s Germany. The Axis powers—Germany, Italy, Hungary, and Romania—dominated Europe.


    • [PDF File]Arming Israel: British tank sales in the aftermath of the ...

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      Israel possessed some 250 British-made Centurion tanks.27 The Centurions played a major role in the land war, especially in the Sinai Peninsula.28 Despite imposing at the start of the conflict a 24-hour delay on arms supplies to the region, including 10 Centurion tanks destined for Israel, Britain quickly resumed shipments.


    • [PDF File]Tanks and Tank Warfare - encyclopedia.1914-1918-online.net

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      Tanks and Tank Warfare By Michael David Kennedy World War I introduced new technologies and doctrine in a quest to overcome the tactical stalemate of the trenches. The first tanks had great potential that would be capitalized upon during the next world war, but early models suffered


    • [PDF File]World War I - Southmoreland Middle School

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      World War I Concept I. Long-term causes of World War I A. Rival alliances: Triple Alliance vs. Triple Entente 1. 1871: The balance of power of Europe was upset by the decisive Prussian victory in the Franco-Prussian War and the creation of the German Empire. a. Bismarck thereafter feared French revenge and negotiated treaties to isolate France. b.


    • [PDF File]Part I: World War 1 Experience - Tank and AFV News

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      When the United States entered World War l, in April 1917, tanks had yet to prove their capabilities. Following the Battle Of the Somme in 1916, the Allies had employed tanks with disappointing re— sults. Because Of their poor performance, the Amer- ican Military Mission in Paris declared tanks a fail- ure. In view of this, the General ...


    • [PDF File]Not Quite Mechanical: Tanks and Men on the Western Front

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      1916, photographs reached the British press, and in January of 1917, a war film including scenes of tanks was available in British cinemas.6 Tank images and memorabilia remained popular after their introduction, culminating in the Tank Bank campaigns of 1917-1918 which brought real tanks into the cities and streets of Britain.


    • [PDF File]A Brief History of World War II

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      known as the Phony War. Nothing happened to indicate that World War II would differ significantly in style or tempo from World War I. But the years since 1918 had brought important developments in the use of tanks. A number of students of war—the British Sir Basil Liddell Hart and J. F. C. Fuller, the Frenchman Charles de Gaulle,


    • [PDF File]Tank Development World War II

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      Using a combination of NL strings tanks in world war 2, the advancement of WWII tanks, plus Boolean light tank AND world war II AND development yielded some really good results. Users would find tank sources on specific nations like Russian tanks of World War 2 by (John Milson) and American tanks of World War 2 by (Terry Gander).


    • British Intelligence and German Tanks, 1916–1918

      British Intelligence and German Tanks, 1916-1918 Jim Beach A substantive German tank force never materialized during the First World War. However, its military insignificance was not apparent to the British army anticipating its appearance. This article explores British intelligence reporting on the development of German tanks. It assesses the ...


    • [PDF File]History of Global Arms Transfer British Tank Production ...

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      120/356, ‘A.F.V. Production’, 1944–5; Thomson and Mayo, United States Army, p. 263; Ness, Jane’ s World War II Tanks, pp. 86–8 & 187. It has been well established that British tanks during much of the war were troubled by issues of being unreliable or having inadequate firepower and being unsuitable for ‘Blitzkrieg’ style warfare.



    • The Wrong track: Errors in American tank development in ...

      decision in producing tanks in quantity rather than quality in World War II, and it both cost many lives and a delay in the end of the European Campaign. The M4 Sherman would become the US Army’s main battle tank in World War II and debuted on the deserts of North Africa in 1942. By 1944, the


    • [PDF File]Northern France 7 June – 9 July 1944

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      dangerous British thrust, Wittmann’s potent force of 13 Tiger heavy tanks, supported by infantry, launched a series of rapid counter-attacks. These ripostes caught the British forces located near Hill 213 and in Villers-Bocage by surprise. Within two hours, Wittmann’s Tigers had mauled this British brigade group, destroying 53


    • World War II Technology that Changed Warfare - Radar and ...

      (“World”) The first workable unit was put into service in 1935 and by 1937 the system was detecting aircraft at a range of 100 miles. (“The British”) A typical CH site was made up of 3 – 4 transmitter towers that were 350 ft. tall and space about 180 ft. apart and could be tuned to 4 different wave length bands. (“The British”)


    • [PDF File]WHAT KEPT THE TANK FROM BEING THE DECISIVE WEAPON OF WORLD ...

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      negatively influenced the ascent of tanks as the decisive weapon of World War I. By examining the British efforts to design support systems while simultaneously producing, fielding and employing multiple iterations of the tank, this paper seeks to promote a deeper understanding of the potential challenges facing other armed forces that are


    • British Tank Production And The War Economy 1934 1945

      The Second World War Tank Crisis-Dick Taylor 2021-06-30 British Second World War tanks performed so badly that it is difficult to bring to mind any other British weapon of the period that provokes such a strong sense of failure. Unfortunately, many of the accusations appear to be true – British tanks were in many ways a disgrace.


    • [PDF File]The Ten Ages of Tank

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      imated that of the British “machinegun destroyer” concepts, and tanks were closely linked with the infantry. After the war, this connection was made official and permanent: the separate tank command was abolished in 1920, and tanks became an integral part of the infantry. Their role became that of accompanying the infantrymen, silenc -


    • [PDF File]WORLD WAR II TIMELINE

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      by British civilian and naval craft Italy declares war on France and Britain; invades France June 14 22 Germans enter Paris France and Germany sign armistice at Compiegne 1941 April 17 27 Germans launch attacks in Balkans. Yugoslavia surrenders. German tanks enter Athens; British Army leaves Greece June 22Germans attack Russia August 13Atlantic ...


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