Continuing our look at Interwar tanks that need adding to War Thunder, we now take a look at some of the British tanks of the period.<br /><br />So join me as we take a brief look at the Britain's situation after World War I and look at some of its very successful early attempts at developing tanks and prototypes of later tanks that didn't quite work out.<br /><br />Social Media ⬇️<br />Bluesky: https://bsky.app/profile/toreno.bsky.social<br />Facebook Page: https://www.facebook.com/Toreno4<br />Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/toreno170<br />Mastodon: Toreno17@mastodon.social<br />Threads: https://www.threads.net/@toreno170<br />Twitter: https://www.twitter.com/Toreno17<br />Twitch: https://www.twitch.tv/toreno5/videos<br /><br />Sources⬇️<br />Duncan, N.W. (1970) Profiles AFV No.12 Medium Marks I-III. Profile Publications Ltd.<br />Fletcher, D. (2011) Mark V Tank. Osprey Publishing.<br />Hogg, V.F. (2000) The Greenhill Armoured Fighting Vehicles Data Book. Greenhill Books.<br />Jones, R.E. (1933) The Fighting Tanks Since 1916. The National Service Publishing Company, Washington, D.C.<br />Handbook for the Q.F. 18-pr. gun, mk. IV on carriages, field, mks. III, IIIt, III and IV land service* (1921).<br />Handbook of the Ordnance, Q.F 18 pr. (1940).<br />Tankarchives.ca (Accessed 27/08/2024)<br />Tanks Encyclopedia. (Accessed 26/08/2024)<br /><br /> Game: War Thunder ⬅️<br /><br />Britain's situation after World War 1: 00:00<br />Vickers No.1 and No.2 tanks: 01:55<br />Vickers Medium Mark I and II: 05:05<br />A6 "Sixteen Tonner" and Medium Mark III: 08:54<br />A7 Medium Tank: 12:38<br />Carden Loyd and Morris Martel: 15:30<br />Light Tank MK V and VI: 16:14<br />Birch Gun: 17:27<br /><br />#warthunder #uk #british #tanks #vickers #a7 #a6 #mediumtank #1920s #1930s
