Crusader III AA Mk III DShKMd

Crusader III AA Mk III DShKMdA15 British Cruiser Tank Mk. VI the Crusader was one of the primary British cruiser tanks in WWII with over 5000 produced. Crusader Mk. I entered service in 1941 and quickly proved to be too lightly armoured and under armed. Mk. II version had a thicker armour and the final Mk. III version was upgraded with the 6 pdr gun (57mm) instead of previously used 2 pdr (40mm). The Mk. III version was a good match for the German Pz. IIIs and Pz. IVs encountered

it’s the tank that had the largest number of crew in the world

also for the helicopter and helicopter deck

They served in I/JG 136 and II/JG 136 of the German Kriegsmarine in late 30s

the 75mm howitzer installed in the casemate proved to be a highly effective anti-tank weapon

Catamaran boat

The truck’s powerful pump delivers up to 40 liters of water per second

but like the original

it was often replaced during the war by more powerful and lighter mortars

- Cartograf decal offer accurate marking

shooting at the spars and sails of the enemy ships

The Chengdu J-10B is the multi-role fighter developed from the J-10A Vigorous Dragon

New York in North Africa campaign for artillery support