Valentine tank - Wikipedia
The Valentine tank was a British infantry tank produced in World War II. It had various variants, armaments and engines, and was used by the British, Soviets and Canadians.
Valentine XI - War Thunder Wiki
The Tank, Infantry, Valentine XI was a British infantry tank. Its development started as a private venture of Vickers-Armstrong in 1938, based on experience with the A9, A10 and A11 cruiser and infantry tank designs.
Infantry Tank Mk.III, Valentine - Tank Encyclopedia
Nov 27, 2014 · Learn about the British infantry tank that fought in WW2, with its history, design, variants and combat performance. The Valentine was a cheap and efficient solution with heavy armor and a 40 mm gun, but also had many problems and limitations.
Valentine IX, X and XI: Long Barrel for Infantry Tanks
Jun 25, 2021 · The Valentine X and XI lasted for a long time in the role of command tanks. As of June 1945, the 21st Army included 16 Valentine X and 14 Valentine XI tanks. They were used by units attached to the 3rd, 5th, 51st, and 2nd Canadian Infantry Divisions. These tanks drove all the way to Germany.
Tank, Infantry Mark III, Valentine (1939)
The Tank, Infantry Mark III, Valentine was the most prolific tank used by the British empire during world war two. A sturdy, reliable, easy to maintain machine with a low profile and several diesel engines during its evolution, but also a limited armament and speed.
The British World War 2 Valentine Tank - TankNutDave.com
Learn about the history, variants and features of the Valentine tank, a British infantry tank used in World War 2. See photos, specifications and details of the different models, from the first prototype to the amphibious and flamethrower versions.
Should I get the Valentine? How does it perform? Are 1k GE ... - Reddit
Valentine IX is best tank, stronk armor. I used to play it along with other things at the br for easy SL. Now I play 3.3 prem Rp-3 crom with Hellcat and that is just a printer for SL and easy air rp
Valentine With a Long Gun - Tank Archives
The final modification of the tank, the Valentine XI, had a 75 mm gun. These tanks served in the British army until the end of the war, but only as commanders' tanks with dummy guns. As for …
INFANTRY TANK (A15) VALENTINE Mk. XI - Quartermaster Section
INFANTRY TANK (A15) VALENTINE Mk. XI; INFANTRY TANK (A15) VALENTINE Mk. XI. Image: Valentine Mk. XI (IWM) Year: August 1943: Vehicle Type: Heavy Command Tank: Origin & Designer: Britain/Vickers: Numbers Produced [@numbers_produced] Crew: 3 (Commander/Gunner, Loader & Driver) Main Armament: 1 x OQF 75mm L/36.5 Mk. V Gun:
Discussion: Valentine Mk XI, Glass Cannon? - War Thunder
Mar 26, 2016 · This British Medium tank houses quite a powerfull 75mm cannon, and it has reasonable armor. I'm going to list the pros and cons of the vehicle, and hopefully we can get a nice discussion going! The goal of this thread i...