
Caption | Cruiser Mk IV tanks parading through Alton, Hampshire county, England, United Kingdom, 10 Mar 1941 ww2dbase | |||||||
Photographer | Console | |||||||
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Identification Code | H 7902 | |||||||
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11 Mar 2014 12:25:12 PM
The Nuffield cruiser - variously called A 13 or Mk IV - was not reliable. The design, based on the Christie suspension, was by no means a bad one, the road speed was quite good and it carried a 2-pdr gun. Major General Martel, who should have known, reckoned it superior to the German Mk III 'as a design'. Unfortunately the quality of engineering was less good, for which Martel placed the blame clearly on the Ministry of Supply.