Light Tank Mk VI

1936 light tank family

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1936 — 1942 Vickers Mk VI, Vickers Mark VI, Vickers Light Tank Mk VI, Tank, Light, Mk VI, Mk VI Light Tank, Mark VI Light Tank, Light Tank Mark VI  class, light tank, Light Tank Mk VIA, Light Tank Mk VI, Light Tank Mk VIB, Light Tank Mk VIC, combat vehicle model, 1948 Arab–Israeli War, British Army, World War II, Vickers-Armstrongs, United Kingdom
length: 4.08 metre, mass: 4.8 tonne

• Freebase entry^@
• The Encyclopedia of Weapons of World War II^@

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United Kingdom:

United Kingdom combat vehicle model - .50 Vickers - Besa Machine Gun - light tank

Poland:

Freebase - .50 Vickers - Besa Machine Gun - light tank

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United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland:

Freebase - .50 Vickers - Besa Machine Gun - light tank

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Frameless

A British Light Tank Mk VI, wearing distinctive camouflage, on a firing range on Malta, 24 March 1942. GM474

Commonwealth Forces in North Africa 1941 E3721E

Light tank MkV1B

Light Tank Mk VI in a museum

Light Tank Mk VI undergoes repair work on its engine at a RASC vehicle workshop, 3 January 1940

LTD hoofdwerkplaats 81 te Bandoeng Onderhoud aan een M2 Stuart Tank, Bestanddeelnr 66-1-3

Soviet and British troops rendezvous in the desert near Quazvin

The British Army in France 1940 F2112

The British Army in France 1940 F2126

The British Army in France 1940 F2129

The British Army in France 1940 F2130

The British Army in France 1940 F2134

The British Army in France 1940 F2919

The British Army in France 1940 F2925

The British Army in France 1940 F2927

The British Army in France 1940 F4591

The British Army in France 1940 F4596

The British Army in the United Kingdom 1939-45 H2782

Type	Date	Description	Keywords	Notes	Source
link		Freebase entry@			Wikidata
link		The Encyclopedia of Weapons of World War II@			Wikidata
image	1942	A British Light Tank Mk VI, wearing distinctive camouflage, on a firing range on Malta, 24 March 1942. GM474			Wikimedia
image	1941	Commonwealth Forces in North Africa 1941 E3721E			Wikimedia
image	1942	Light tank MkV1B			Wikimedia
image	2014	Light Tank Mk VI in a museum			Wikimedia
image		Light Tank Mk VI undergoes repair work on its engine at a RASC vehicle workshop, 3 January 1940			Wikimedia
image	1946	LTD hoofdwerkplaats 81 te Bandoeng Onderhoud aan een M2 Stuart Tank, Bestanddeelnr 66-1-3			Wikimedia
image	1941	Soviet and British troops rendezvous in the desert near Quazvin			Wikimedia
image		The British Army in France 1940 F2112			Wikimedia
image		The British Army in France 1940 F2126			Wikimedia
image		The British Army in France 1940 F2129			Wikimedia
image		The British Army in France 1940 F2130			Wikimedia
image		The British Army in France 1940 F2134			Wikimedia
image		The British Army in France 1940 F2919			Wikimedia
image		The British Army in France 1940 F2925			Wikimedia
image		The British Army in France 1940 F2927			Wikimedia
image		The British Army in France 1940 F4591			Wikimedia
image		The British Army in France 1940 F4596			Wikimedia
image		The British Army in the United Kingdom 1939-45 H2782			Wikimedia