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Vickers MK D Light Tank |
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Front View of the Mk D with the Turret travered to the rear Copyright � An Cosantoir |
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The Vickers Mk D was a prototype of a series being developed for Japan, known as the Mark C, and both mounted a 6 pound gun.
The Mk D was delivered in March 1929 and was used by the Armoured Car Corps to train infantry and cavalry personnel. |
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| Vehicle Specification |
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3/4 |
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| Combat Weight |
12 Tons 3 cwt. |
Without Crew |
| Length |
17 ft. 6 ins. |
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| Width |
8 ft. 4 ins. |
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| Height |
8 ft. |
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| Max. Speed |
20 mph |
Open road |
| Max. Speed in Water |
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| Range |
130 miles |
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| Max. Vertical Step |
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| Max. Trench |
6.ft. 6 ins. |
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| Ballistic Protection |
.303 in. Ball |
All Round |
| Ballistic Protection |
.303 in. AP |
Rifle 100 yds. |
| Ballistic Protection |
.303 in. AP |
MG 400 yds. |
| Engine |
Sunbeam Amazon |
170 bhp/ Kw |
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