FV4201 Chieftain/90mm Gun Tank T95 Hybrid |  | | In the late 1950's the UK, US, and Canada collaborated closely on tank development and wanted the turrets and guns for tanks to be interchangeable. | |
| AGF Improved Medium Tank |  | | The Improved Medium Tank came from the specifications laid down by the US Army Ground Force trying to put create the ultimate medium tank. | |
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Leonardo M60A3 Upgrade Solution |  | | Leonardo's upgrade solution for the M60A3 was presented at BIDEC 2017 as a means to keep the venerable M60 competitive in the modern era. | |
| 40RBL78 MA Field Gun |  | | The 40RBL78 MA Field Gun was a unique project developed by the British in the early stages of WW2 built on the chassis of a crane. | |
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Medium Mark C “Hornet” |  | | The Medium Mark C "Hornet" was the design of Sir William Tritton to replace his Mark A Whippet tank. It was the best British tank of WW1, but came too late. | |
| The Tanks of Pawel Chrobok |  | | Unusual Polish WW2 tank designs designed by Pawel Chrobok while he was stationed in England. | |
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Medium Mark B “Whippet” |  | | Designed by Major Walter Wilson, the Medium Mark B 'Whippet' was intended to replace the Mark A Whippet in British service. | |
| ACEC Cobra Tank – Cobra 25 and 90 |  | | Based on the chassis of the ACEC Cobra APC, a light tank was developed in two versions, one with a 25 mm gun and one with a 90 mm gun. | |
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ACEC Cobra IFV |  | | Compact, well designed, and innovative, the electrically-driven ACEC Cobra was ahead of its time but did not receive any orders. | |
| Ansaldo MIAS/MORAS 1935 |  | | The Ansaldo MIAS and MORAS were two motorized mobile shields designed with the lessons of the First World War in mind. | |
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