This will be the last post for a while. The Churchill mark 7 is an up gunned and uparmored Churchill 1 it features an 77mm cannon and 2 besa machine guns than the 6 pounder original. It was used during world war 2. It has 152 mm of armor.

Churchill mark 1

The Churchill mark 1 first appeared in 1941 due to the fear of an german invasion it was rushed int production. It was a long tank and had tracks running all across the side and had a lot of bogies. It had a small 2 pounder gun and 2 Besa machine gun the armor ranged from 16 to 102 mm thick, it was one of the most well armored allied tanks during the second world war.

Today I will introduce the Matilda Mark 2. It was an infantry support tank and was used in the North Africa Campaign during world war 2. It was a well armored machine using sloped armor in some areas of the hull and had effective spaced armor on its sides. I was armed with an QF 2 pounder cannon, but sadly it can not load high explosive shells due to this to attack infantry it had to use its machine guns. TANKS!!!!

The Vickers Mark Medium 1 was designed and built during the period between WW1 and WW2.
It looked modern and featured a revolving turret and had a suspension constructed of springs and bogies.
the main armament was a 3 pounder and had four 0.303 (7.7 mm) hotchkiss M1914 machine guns and 2 Vickers 0.303 machine guns.

British vechicles

A project funded by the British government to make a so called land battleship, therefore the tank was born.
The British mark one was enough to protect the men from small arms but not from armor piercing rounds or mortar shells.
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I will introduce tanks from post WW1 to WW2