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Field Marshal

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Due to the large selection of ft-17 kits available at RPM, I was interested in finding out a bit more on the "smoke variant" when was it made? and how many were produced?


Also could someone make a good list of all the wars the ft-17 or a form of it fought in and/or all the nations that had it or a variant? Its a trully amazing vehicle, that was not only first to have a modern tank shape but also a trully international tank with so many countries using it.




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i wonder if that out of print Osprey book has a lot of the information you are interested in Eugene?

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Try the attached list

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Steve Zaloga devotes 11 pages of his Osprey/Vanguard book to the FT in post-1918 service, including derivatives such as the 6-ton tank and Fiat 3000 and re-designations such as the Soviet KS and Japanese Type 79 Ko-Gata. I'll briefly summarize his information:


Russian Civil War: France (3rd Cie.,AS 303); Red Army (captured and KS); White Army (Deniken, Vladivostok, northern Russia)


Russo-Polish War: Poland


Eastern Europe exports: Finland, Estonia, Lithuania, Latvia (Fiats), Yugoslavia, Czechoslavakia, Romania


Western Europe exports: Belgium, Switzerland, Netherlands, Brazil


Balkans/Middle East: France (against Turkey in Anatolia and Syria, Druze Revolt, Rif War); Iranian nationalists; Turkey (captured and French export, against Greece); Spain (Rif War)


China Station: Manchurian Army, USSR, Chinese National Revolutionary Army, Japan (Kwangtung Army), France (Indochina and Shanghai), USA (Shanghai)


Spanish Civil War: Nationalists, Republicans


WW2: Poland, France, Finland, Greece, Yugoslavia, Germany, Romania, Canada and Great Britain. 



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