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Mark 5, unditching rail

June 18 2009 at 4:00 PM
  (Login chriswanderson)
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Hi: I'm gathering information on Britain's Mark -5 tank as used before the end of W.W.1. I want to display it with the "crib" on top. Some pictures show the tank with and some without unditching rails. Why? Were they only in certain units or added for a certain battle? Also, the covers over the port side vent. Some pictures show one some, some two. I checked past posts but might have missed the answer. Any help would be appreciated.
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Chris Anderson

 
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  1. Unditching rails - Cooper Mike on Jun 19, 9:51 AM
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