Matilda II

WWII infantry tank

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1939 — 1945 infantry tank, Matilda II Mk II, combat vehicle model, British Army, Vulcan Foundry, World War II, United Kingdom, 
mass: 26.5 tonne, length: 4.9 metre, 
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• Freebase entry^@
• The Encyclopedia of Weapons of World War II^@

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44 RTR Matilda tanks UK Dec 1940 IWM H 6371

49 RTR Matilda tank Dover Oct 1941 IWM H 14960 (brightened) (cropped)

A Matilda tank crew overhauling their vehicle near Tobruk, 1 December 1941. E6864

A Matilda tank under camouflage netting in Tobruk 18 November 1941 IWM photo E6589

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BRITISH ARMOURED FIGHTING VEHICLES 1918-1939 KID1542

British Tanks and Armoured Fighting Vehicles 1939-45 KID394

British Tanks and Armoured Fighting Vehicles 1939-45 KID800

Commonwealth Forces in North Africa 1941 E3720E

Damaged Matilda II tank at Tobruk.2

Damaged Matilda II tank at Tobruk

INF3-22 Tank battle Artist Krogman 1939-1946

IWM caption : A Matilda II tank of the 49th Royal Tank Regiment advances through a smoke screen during an exercise near Dover, UK.

Matilda Compass

Matilda II tank UK July 1940 IWM H 2622

Matilda tanks on the move outside the perimeter of Tobruk, Libya, 18 November 1941. E6600

The British Army in North Africa 1941 E4967

The British Army in North Africa 1941 E7070

The British Army in North Africa and the Middle East 1939-45 E3896E

The British Army in the United Kingdom 1939-45 H12185

The British Army in the United Kingdom 1939-45 H14960

The British Army in the United Kingdom 1939-45 H25216

The British Army in the United Kingdom 1939-45 H2530

The British Army in the United Kingdom 1939-45 H9772

WO201-2841 Middle East Command Camouflage Development and Training Centre, Helwan 'Sunshield'

Type	Description	Date	Keywords	Notes	Source
link	Freebase entry@				Wikidata
link	The Encyclopedia of Weapons of World War II@				Wikidata
image	44 RTR Matilda tanks UK Dec 1940 IWM H 6371	1940			Wikimedia
image	49 RTR Matilda tank Dover Oct 1941 IWM H 14960 (brightened) (cropped)				Wikimedia
image	A Matilda tank crew overhauling their vehicle near Tobruk, 1 December 1941. E6864				Wikimedia
image	A Matilda tank under camouflage netting in Tobruk 18 November 1941 IWM photo E6589				Wikimedia
image	Bg5 Bild 6				Wikimedia
image	BRITISH ARMOURED FIGHTING VEHICLES 1918-1939 KID1542				Wikimedia
image	British Tanks and Armoured Fighting Vehicles 1939-45 KID394				Wikimedia
image	British Tanks and Armoured Fighting Vehicles 1939-45 KID800				Wikimedia
image	Commonwealth Forces in North Africa 1941 E3720E				Wikimedia
image	Damaged Matilda II tank at Tobruk.2				Wikimedia
image	Damaged Matilda II tank at Tobruk				Wikimedia
image	INF3-22 Tank battle Artist Krogman 1939-1946				Wikimedia
image	IWM caption : A Matilda II tank of the 49th Royal Tank Regiment advances through a smoke screen during an exercise near Dover, UK.				Wikimedia
image	Matilda Compass	1940			Wikimedia
image	Matilda II tank UK July 1940 IWM H 2622	1940			Wikimedia
image	Matilda tanks on the move outside the perimeter of Tobruk, Libya, 18 November 1941. E6600				Wikimedia
image	The British Army in North Africa 1941 E4967				Wikimedia
image	The British Army in North Africa 1941 E7070				Wikimedia
image	The British Army in North Africa and the Middle East 1939-45 E3896E				Wikimedia
image	The British Army in the United Kingdom 1939-45 H12185				Wikimedia
image	The British Army in the United Kingdom 1939-45 H14960				Wikimedia
image	The British Army in the United Kingdom 1939-45 H25216				Wikimedia
image	The British Army in the United Kingdom 1939-45 H2530				Wikimedia
image	The British Army in the United Kingdom 1939-45 H9772				Wikimedia
image	WO201-2841 Middle East Command Camouflage Development and Training Centre, Helwan 'Sunshield'	1941			Wikimedia