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The M24 Chaffee light tank replaced the outdated M3 and M5 Stuart. According to James Clark of the 5th Royal Inniskilling Dragoon Guards, ‘unlike the Sherman it looked like a tank should look rather than the illegitimate child of a farm tractor.’ For more: https://t.co/1rCVCpEgm1

A diagram depicting the internal arrangements of a British Medium Tank Mark I. The Vickers Medium Tanks were the backbone of the Royal Tank Corps between the two World Wars, with around 160 delivered from 1923-1928. For more: https://t.co/YlRsrH0a3z

For mini-tank fans and big kids! This Sherman tank soft toy is much more cuddly than the original, and guaranteed to be a big hit. Don't forget we are also offering a discount for Blue Light Workers, 15% off all orders over £25: https://t.co/Jqrr8IHxN1

We are asking people to vote on their next clothing bestseller. The most purchased design will be added to the permanent collection when the Museum reopens. Blue Light Workers get 15% off all orders over £25: https://t.co/51tGXHdlfI

The Daimler Armoured Car was one of the most capable wheeled vehicles used by the British during WW2. It was used for reconnaissance, operating ahead of larger units to find the best routes for their advance. This could involve covering a wide area, so high mobility was vital.

Hello tank fans! Is being stuck at home getting you down? Then be sure to gets yourselves some of our delicious Tank Museum chocolate to get you though it! Don't forget we are also offering a discount for Blue Light Workers, 15% off all orders over £25: https://t.co/ECfjh8UWNs

While The Tank Museum is closed, the online shop isn't. We're putting loads of new products online to keep you entertained at home - including these Sherman Tank slippers to keep your feet warm and protected. https://t.co/fFUVa4UBY3

This is a 1965 RTR Christmas card. Hanging from a Christmas tree are a range of vehicles the Regiment has used over the years.
The Sioux helicopter standing in for a star was a short-lived part of the RTR, being operated by Air Troops and Air Squadrons for a time in the 1960s.

The Daimler Armoured Car was one of the most capable wheeled vehicles used by the British in WW2. It was used for reconnaissance, operating ahead of larger units to find the best routes for their advance. This could involve covering a wide area, so high mobility was vital.

A Churchill of 4th Battalion, Grenadier Guards in the Netherlands during the winter of 1944. The 4th was equipped with the Churchill, an Infantry Tank, & formed part of 6th Guards Tank Brigade, used for infantry support rather than independent operations.