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Hero

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An interesting use of Tanks!!!!!!
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Gentleman

 

I thought you may find this interesting.


     An inventive use of Tanks in Russian, during the 1920s, l
eveling the ground for the Khodinka airport.

All the Best
Tim R.


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qB4gOcQ-DLQ



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It is the same link, as I posted, here:
http://www.activeboard.com/forum.spark?forumID=63528&p=3&topicID=15734702

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Well like I said on the last post about the surviving FT-17 PDF, SORRY!!!!! I must have missed it!!!!!!ashamedweirdfacehmm.

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Tim R

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Photo of same.

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if the following has been discussed already I apologise: Ft's were used too as agricultural tractors and as tractors towing barges along canals, the Char Tracteur

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In Australia after WW2 Matilda and Grant tanks were converted to bull dozers and heavy haulage vehicles. In both New Zealand and Australia farmers used Bren Carriers as all-terrain vehicles before there were such things. Many of the surviving armoured vehicles in Australia had careers as farm vehicles after their military service.

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A farmer told me that the Brens were not very good at ploughing, tended to throw tracks.

Crawfords in Lincolnshire, England, converted Shermans after WW2. Photo taken at the Carrington Steam Rally this year.



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...and White, Harvester etc. half-tracks used by construction companies. And of course the whole lot of Dodges, GMC's, Chevrolets and jeeps but that's a bit of topic, no tracks involved.
At least one armoured command car was used by smugglers, bringing coffee, butter, alcoholics from Belgium over the Dutch border, busting the customs barricades. Big business in the pre EU 1950's.

-- Edited by kieffer on Tuesday 12th of October 2010 06:48:06 AM

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