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Tanque Crucero Pesado A.34 Comet I
The Comet I heavy cruiser tank was similar in layout to the A.27 Cromwell cruiser tank, except that it had a welded hull and turret. The Comet carried a shortened 17 pdr gun, capable of defeating enemy Tiger and Panther tanks, especially when using the new A.P.D.S. tank round which was introduced in 1945. Comet tanks were first issued to the 11a División Blindada in Diciembre 1944, and they took part in the Rhine crossings in Marzo 1945. The Comet became the main battle tank of the British army after the war, it served in the Suez Canal Zone, Palestine, and West Berlin until 1958, when it was replaced by the Centurion tank. Many Comet tanks were sold, and remained in service with other armed forces until the late 1970s. Modelos Disponibles
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The Comet was the best British tank of World-War Two, it proved a good match for enemy Tiger and Panther tanks. However, in terms of armoured vehicle design, the Comet was a step back: it had vertical armour plate like the German Tiger I tank, rather than the more protective sloped plate of the Panther, T-34 medium tank, or A.16 Crusader. Preguntas más frecuentesPara más información, por favor contactar con Military Miniatures Magazine en el Miniatures Forum. Figuras del Ejército Británico de la Segunda Guerra Mundial © 1999-2012 by IDL Software GmbH, Darmstadt, Alemania. Todos derechos reservados. Mujeres | Hombres | Selfness | Mercado Navideño | Encuentro del Desayuno | Love & Fun | Internet Juego di Guerra | Agenda Cultural | Enlaces |
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