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{{Navigation-Line|Wheeled vehicles}} {{Specs-Link|uk_marmon_herrington_mk_6_2pdr}} {{-}} {{Specs-Link|uk_marmon_herrington_mk_6_6pdr}} | {{Navigation-Line|Wheeled vehicles}} {{Specs-Link|uk_marmon_herrington_mk_6_2pdr}} {{-}} {{Specs-Link|uk_marmon_herrington_mk_6_6pdr}} | ||
− | {{Navigation-First-Line|'''Notes:'''}} <small> M22 Locust was designed by America for the US Army ''and'' British Army </small> | + | {{Navigation-First-Line|<small>'''Notes:'''</small>}} <small> M22 Locust was designed by America for the US Army ''and'' British Army </small> |
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[[Category:USA vehicles]] | [[Category:USA vehicles]] | ||
+ | [[Category:Britain vehicles]] | ||
[[Category:Tank manufacturers]] | [[Category:Tank manufacturers]] | ||
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Latest revision as of 17:03, 28 March 2021
Marmon-Herrington | |
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Vehicles for US Army | |
Light tanks | M22 Locust |
Vehicles for export | |
Wheeled vehicles | SARC MkVI (2pdr) · SARC MkVI (6pdr) |
Notes: | M22 Locust was designed by America for the US Army and British Army |