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This is the story of British wheeled AFVs of World War Two, covering the outstanding, the good, the bad and the truly dreadful... Britain produced a large number of wheeled AFVs before and during the Second World War. Some were improvised contraptions that look like props from Dad's Army and were never used in combat. Others were amongst the best and most effective AFVs of World War Two. How and why did that happen? How did a nation that created the outstanding Daimler Dingo Scout Car in 1939 produce the fragile, cramped and ineffective Standard Beaverette Armoured Car just one year later? This book covers 19 British Armoured, Scout, and Light Reconnaissance Cars used by British and Commonwealth forces during the Second World War.

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