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0329-C2
Exercise over and the Crocodiles move on to their next target leaving the original building engulfed in flame and smoke.
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Uploaded on Apr 19, 2010
0329-C3
The same event from a different angle. The tank is hidden by the undergrowth but the flame is visible, striking the wall and splashing out
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Uploaded on Apr 19, 2010
0329-C5
Crocodiles on the move. The famous 79th Armoured Division controlled the operations of all three Crocodile regiments in North West Europe.
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Uploaded on Apr 19, 2010
0329-C4
4 Operation Astonia, the assault on Le Havre in September 1944. Working with other tanks Crocodiles can be seen flaming enemy positions.
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Uploaded on Apr 19, 2010
0329-B3
Topping up the flame-fuel in a Crocodile trailer. It had a capacity of about 1800 litres, all of which would be used up in about two minutes.
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Uploaded on Apr 19, 2010
0329-C1
Viewed from the commander’s position in the turret this Crocodile aims its jet of fire at a ruined building on a training range in Italy.
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Uploaded on Apr 19, 2010
0329-B4
These men are replacing the propellant cylinders in a Crocodile trailer. They contain compressed air...
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Uploaded on Apr 19, 2010
0329-D1
A Churchill Crocodile flaming – notice the clouds of black smoke generated by the burning fuel.
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Uploaded on Apr 19, 2010
0329-B6
Crocodiles on a training range in Italy, probably belonging to 51st Royal Tank Regiment.
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Uploaded on Apr 19, 2010
StuG
German infantry advance alongside the StuG at Tankfest 2009.
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Uploaded on Jul 21, 2009
Churchill Crocodile
Mystery Object, March 2010
Tankfest 2009
Official opening of The...
