The Crusader was far quicker than the Panzer, and could easily penetrate the German tank's armour, but it was comparatively short ranged. The British solution ... most of WoT's light scout tanks ...

The British tank tree ... so enemy tanks might survive even if the shells penetrate them due to the lack of post-pen damage. The Fox is a BR 7.7 light tank (Image via Gaijin Entertainment) The ...

Imitations followed through the interwar period and by the Second World War, the light tank class came of age with the American M24, British Mk ... Mk. VI Crusader, and the Mk.

Previously, England's "Cruiser" tanks (i.e., the Crusader) were quick and agile ... their engagements in the North African deserts, the British Army began developing the Centurion, which ...

During the Second World War, the Crusader became the British Army's primary tank. More than 5,000 of the cruiser tanks were manufactured. They were particularly important to British victories ...

But on the whole, British tanks like the Crusader proved a disappointment ... caught between those who wanted fast, light cruiser tanks that were essentially cavalry horses on treads, and those ...

The remaining fleet of FV107 Scimitar light tanks, formerly in service with the British Army, is currently awaiting its fate in the UK Ministry of Defence’s (MoD) disposal process as part of its ...

the British Army hopes that it can breathe new life into a tried-and-true tank design without investing in a brand-new main battle tank design. Though the press release was somewhat light on ...