cavalry tanks造句

• The traditional view of infantry and cavalry tank roles was rendered obsolete.
• It was designed as an experimental cavalry tank to pave the way to LK II.
• The Cavalry Tank Museum Ahmednagar, India . have a Valentine Tank and a Valentine Bridge Layer.
• For the formation of two armoured divisions it was expected that 1, 200 cavalry tanks were needed.
• These were known variously as cavalry tanks, light tanks, medium tanks, cruiser tanks or even tankettes for the very smallest versions.
• The French cavalry tanks ( " Chars de Cavalerie " ) focused on speed in addition to power and protection of the other designs.
• In the end, the infantry agreed, as the Type 95 was still superior to the only available alternative, the Type 92 cavalry tank.
• The, also known as the "'Type 92 cavalry tank "', was the Empire of Japan's first indigenous tankette.
• The "'BT-7 "'was the last of the Soviet cavalry tanks that were produced in large numbers between 1935 and 1940.
• The Cavalry's thinking at that time was geared toward C . C . Benson, strongly supported adoption of the M1928 as the basis for a Cavalry tank.
• They were the best medium tank available to the Germans and outclassed, in both firepower and armour, most of their opponents, such as the Polish 7TP, French BT cavalry tanks.
• The remainder of Malinovsky's forces, including the 6th Guards Tank Army, 53rd Army, and Cavalry Tank Group Gorshkov, were to attack from the north, near Oradea, towards Debrecen.
• Despite the views of Estienne and later Charles de Gaulle, the French general staff failed in defining an effective military doctrine regarding their use, due to the division of labour between infantry and cavalry tanks.
• Tanks were also classified by roles that were independent of size, such as cavalry tank, cruiser tank, fast tank, infantry tank, tank destroyer, " assault " tank, or " breakthrough " tank.
• Combat experience against the French Somua S35 cavalry tank and Char B1 heavy tank, and the British Matilda II infantry tanks during the Battle of France in June 1940 showed that the German Army needed better armed and armoured tanks.
• The more heavily armed and armoured BT derivative, the "'A-32 "', was a " universal tank " to replace all the T-26 infantry tanks, BT cavalry tanks and T-28 medium tanks.
• Oddly, many British and American sources have confused the Type 92 " Cavalry Tank ", of which only 167 were built with the Type 94, although the Type 94 was the model almost always encountered in the various fronts of the Pacific War.
• German counter-attacks around Cambron became so threatening, despite the deployment of a battalion of the 51st ( Highland ) Division, that French cavalry tanks were moved from the east to the west side of the bridgehead to repulse them; a lull fell in the evening.
• The new doctrines of using the tank, were divided into infantry and cavalry tank configurations came in a great diversity, ranging from light tankettes and cavalry tanks to multi-turreted heavy tanks resembling bunkers, all of which had to be considered in training by the anti-tank artillery troops.
• The new doctrines of using the tank, were divided into infantry and cavalry tank configurations came in a great diversity, ranging from light tankettes and cavalry tanks to multi-turreted heavy tanks resembling bunkers, all of which had to be considered in training by the anti-tank artillery troops.