Any More Funnies?

Just to say that the British did use bulldozers, ask Brian Guy (Sapper)

Any British members, a visit to Bovington tank museum is a great day out, and if the family think, arggh God how boring, send them a mile up the road to Monkey world while you explore the tanks lol

http://www.24hourmuseum.org.uk/trlout/TRA22135.html

Just to prove that the DD tank was British
http://www.d-daytanks.org.uk/articles/developing-tank.html

Flails
http://www.d-daytanks.org.uk/articles/flail-tanks.html


Andy

 

There's a Mk IV AVRE on display on the Isle of Wight -Osborne House?! I have copies of pics of it, but I don't have the copyright on them to post in here unfortunately.

 

There were 2 bridging types of Churchill tanks. The first was for holes that were 70-80 feet. These took some time to lay down in place. The second was a smaller bridge that was much for sturdy and spanned 30 feet. It had a faster battlefield tactical role. T.A really listed them all thought besides the Shermine fascine there was of course a Churchill MK VII version as well.