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Exclusive Patreon Q&A | December (Patreon)

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2022-12-18 15:00:02
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2024-06
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David is back answering all of your tank-related questions. If you have something, you would like the Curator to answer, pop it in the comments below for next month's Q&A.

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Exclusive Patreon Q&A | December

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Comments

Derek Estes

I have noticed a lot of the tanks at the museum have a glossy look. Is that a a purposeful choice and if so why? And are the paint schemes of the tanks representative of the actual ones used?

Greg Kotecha

Thanks for another great instalment David. I hope you and everyone at the Museum had an enjoyable Christmas and best wishes for 2023. If I may, I have two questions. Firstly, when did it become standard practice for British tanks to have the commander and gunner on the right hand side and the loader/operator on the left? Secondly, in your view (or archive sources), would it have been far better for the UK to develop armoured personnel carriers far earlier than when the Kangaroo arrived in order to keep infantry casualties down given how short the British became in all theatres at the end of the Second World War? Thanks as always.