Pangur
Donor
Dear God.
Not another one.
I`m nor sure what in current desire is to kill and main as mnay Allied tankers as possible
Dear God.
Not another one.
I`m nor sure what in current desire is to kill and main as mnay Allied tankers as possible
Its felt that the allied commanders and civil service could have been much more efficient at killing large numbers of tankers and supplying poor quality tanks.
We can do so much better than they did.
Except that might just make the difference between an evacuation form Dunkirk, or one from Calais, and that would make a dramatic difference, not to the battle, but to the rest of the war.Don't forget that there were only a few Matilda II in France. So, even if they had been fast and reliable, they'd still not afect the outcome...
Except that might just make the difference between an evacuation form Dunkirk, or one from Calais, and that would make a dramatic difference, not to the battle, but to the rest of the war.
Calais is also closer to the UK, so the RAF fighters have a shorter turn-around time, and more over-target time.As long as the germans had air superiority it wouldn't matter; Calais' harbour would be wrecked from the air, like Dunkerke's.
I`m nor sure what in current desire is to kill and main as mnay Allied tankers as possible
And this tank design - does it improve the chances of Frankforce achieving its mission had they been armed with it?
In fact had the entire Allied force replaced all of their tanks with it does it change anything - do the Germans still win?
No! No! No!
Scrap the Mathilda, and adopt the vehicle that more than any other embodies the spirit of the British army....
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the TOG!
No! No! No!
Scrap the Mathilda, and adopt the vehicle that more than any other embodies the spirit of the British army....
...
...
...
the TOG!
No! No! No!
Scrap the Mathilda, and adopt the vehicle that more than any other embodies the spirit of the British army....
...
...
...
the TOG!