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Hmmm...

March 22 2004 at 9:31 PM		   (Login Vil_Elliott)
from IP address 209.148.112.195


Response to Male Hornet
Well, the reason the Male Medium C didnt go into production right away, was because of the limited traverse it offered with its 6 pounder gun. So it seems apparent that at least a prototype was built. Even then, a good number of them were ordered. But because of the armistice, they were all cancelled, and only some Females got built.

I would absolutely love the pictures you have! I cannot get my hands on that book you mentioned, so if you could scan that page or two for me, I would be incredibly thankful! The Hornet is like the Sports Car of WW1 tanks. While others may be cooler looking, the Hornet was probably the only one that wouldnt be a hell to serve in, hehe.

-Vil.

 
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