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British Anti-Tank Regiment, 1944Table of Organisation & Equipment
At the beginning of the war, the anti-tank regiment was equipped with 2 pdr anti-tank guns, which were gradually replaced by the more powerful 6 pdr anti-tank guns as they became available. In Mayo 1942, the first 100 Ordonance QF 17/25 pdr anti-tank guns were rushed to Tunisia, to defeat the German Tiger tanks which were encountered there. The 17 pdr went into full-scale production in 1943, and it would eventually equip two of the three anti-tank troops of the anti-tank battery. In 1944, new A.P.D.S. shells became available for 6 pdr and 17 pdr guns, which significantly improved armour penetration capabilities. The anti-tank regiment of the Guards División Blindada had two self-propelled batteries in 1944, using the 17 pdr Achilles Tank Destroyer. British Anti-Tank Regiment 1944
Wargamers may deploy mixed batteries with 2 pdr and 6 pdr anti-tank troops during the North African campaign, and mixed batteries of 6 pdr and 17 pdr anti-tank troops starting in the 1943 Italian Campaign. As improved anti-tank guns became available, any remaining 2 pdr anti-tank troops would receive the new 6 pdr and 17 pdr anti-tank to replace their obsolete equipment. By 1944, one or more of the anti-tank batteries may be self-propelled, using Achilles 17 pdr Tank Destroyers. 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 © 2005-2011 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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