Matilda Infantry Tank 193845 (Osprey New Vanguard #8)

the Matilda Was The Principal British Infantry Tank In The Early Years Of World War Ii. It Served With The Bef In France And Later In North Africa, Where It Earned The Title ‘queen Of The Desert’. Outclassed By Increasingly Powerful German Anti-tank Weapons, It Still Remained A Power In The South-east Pacific, And Was Kept In Service Until The End Of The War By Australian Forces. In This Title, David Fletcher Deals With Marks I To V. Development And Operational History Are Discussed, Along With Service In Other Countries, Including Germany And Russia. Numerous Variants Are Also Covered, Including The Prototype ‘hedgehog’ Bunker-busting Weapon. In 1929 the Chief of the Imperial General Staff announced a broad review of establishments and organisation within the British Army, prompted by recent progress in mechanisation. Beskrivelse af den britiske lette kampvogn "Matilda", der var konstrueret til at støtte infanteriet