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15-11-14, 15:11
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Which tank is this from?
Can anyone ID the tank that would have used a 6-pdr and a Besa? I assume that this plate is from the Mantlet?
C
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15-11-14, 17:16
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Might be Crusader III. Centaur and Cromwell have a mounting No2, Valentine uses a different one again.
It fits onto the cradle itself, not the mantlet.
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16-11-14, 01:36
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Clive,
Its from the weapon mounting that bolts to the inside face of the mantlet. Mike
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16-11-14, 02:59
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Do you know which model tank this would be? I don't know the Brit stuff but I suspect that there were not many that mounted a 6-pdr and BESA in the same cradle. C
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16-11-14, 03:19
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Valentine Mk X
Churchill Mk III are both possibles. I don't have the manuals for these two to check the Mounting nomenclature, but both had a BESA coax to a 6-pdr main armament. Mike
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16-11-14, 21:49
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Valentine Mk X uses a No 4 mounting, I don't have anything on Churchill III to check.
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