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2011May Tank Museum, Bovington UK
  • Sep 18, 2013
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Taking our first long journey on British Rail
Travelling in extreme comfort
The tea trolley just came through! Happy!
Alighting at the Wool station
British Challenger tank standing guard outside
The Centurion Crocodile flamethrowing tank from WW II
Front track sprocket from a WW I tank
A German Panther from WW II
A Soviet T-34-85 taking aim at the Panther
US M48 Patton from the Cold War era
The M48 from a slightly different angle
And in the other corner, the Soviet T-72-M1
Can't forget the other contender of the time, the German Leopard
The British Chieftain is a fine looking machine!
A groundhog's view of the Chieftain
US M26 Pershing and a German Jagdpanther Tank Destroyer
Spotlight on a US M60A1
That's going to leave a mark...
British Chieftain Mark 11
Looking out over the turret of the Chieftain Mk 11
A BMP-1 Soviet AFV
Details of the BMP-1 armament
BMP-1 tracks
Front view of a Canadian Leopard C2
Tiger II (King Tiger)
Back to Wool Station
We had some time before the next train, so we strolled a bit towards town
We didn't see any tanks on the road.
Thatched roof!
Great signs. Didn't have quite enough time to stop in. Maybe next time!
Back to London, reading about tanks!
Taking our first long journey on British Rail Travelling in extreme comfort The tea trolley just came through! Happy! Alighting at the Wool station British Challenger tank standing guard outside The Centurion Crocodile flamethrowing tank from WW II Front track sprocket from a WW I tank A German Panther from WW II A Soviet T-34-85 taking aim at the Panther US M48 Patton from the Cold War era The M48 from a slightly different angle And in the other corner, the Soviet T-72-M1 Can't forget the other contender of the time, the German Leopard The British Chieftain is a fine looking machine! A groundhog's view of the Chieftain US M26 Pershing and a German Jagdpanther Tank Destroyer Spotlight on a US M60A1 That's going to leave a mark... British Chieftain Mark 11 Looking out over the turret of the Chieftain Mk 11 A BMP-1 Soviet AFV Details of the BMP-1 armament BMP-1 tracks Front view of a Canadian Leopard C2 Tiger II (King Tiger) Back to Wool Station We had some time before the next train, so we strolled a bit towards town We didn't see any tanks on the road. Thatched roof! Great signs. Didn't have quite enough time to stop in. Maybe next time! Back to London, reading about tanks!
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