Hasegawa Infantry Tank Churchill Mk.I

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-The British Army leaders who could not complete the medicinal tactics in the western front of the First World War, after the defeat in France, instead of the A20 infantry tank that was prototyped according to the specifications of the First World War, the battle in France The A22 infantry tank, which is a scale-down of the A20, was prototyped by Box Hall.
-After all, this was adopted as Churchill, and 5,640 cars were produced by each company under Volks Hall until the end of the war.
-Churchill has various models from I to XI and modified vehicles for various uses such as flame radiation tanks called crocodile, bridge tanks, self-propelled guns equipped with 3 inch guns.
-Churchill's first team was a landing operation on Dieppe on the Atlantic coast of France on August 19, 1942, but the 2nd Canadian Infantry Division and Calgary Tank Regiment suffered near-annihilation due to unfavorable terrain and lack of melee I was receiving.
-Churchill at this time was I and III.

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-Total length: 7.44m
-Overall width: 3.25m
-Height: 2.49m
-Engine: Bedford 12 cylinder 325ps / 2200rpm
-Armed: 1 x 2 pounder, 1 x 3 inch howitzer (Mk.I only)
-7.92mm BesaMG x 1 or 20.303 inch BrenMG x 1
-Maximum speed: 27.2km / h
-Crew: 5 people