Vickers 6-Ton tank

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The Vickers 6-Ton tank was a British interwar light tank whose design became highly influential worldwide, serving as the basis for several other countries’ armored vehicles, including the Soviet T-26.

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Vickers 6-Ton tank canonical 1
Vickers Mk.E tank 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf interwar tank
light tank
armamentVariant single turret with cannon and machine gun
twin machine-gun turrets
category British light tanks
export tanks
interwar military vehicles
configurationVariant Type A
Type B
countryOfOrigin United Kingdom
crew 3
designedFor export market
designedInPeriod interwar period
designer Vickers-Armstrongs
engineType petrol engine
era interwar era
influenced 7TP
Italian M11/39
linked to: Fiat M11/39 tanks

Italian M13/40
linked to: M13/40 medium tank

Soviet interwar tank designs
T-26
Type 95 Ha-Go
influencedDoctrine foreign light tank development in 1930s
inServiceWith British Army (trials only)
linked to: British Army
introduced 1928
manufacturer Vickers-Armstrongs
notableFeature relatively low cost for export
simple mechanical design
twin-turret option
primaryRole infantry support
sawServiceIn 1930s
1940s
serviceEntry late 1920s
statusInUK not adopted as standard British Army tank
successorDesign Vickers Light Tank series
suspensionType bogie suspension
usedBy Bolivia
China
Finland
Poland
Soviet Union
Thailand
usedInConflict Chaco War
Polish September Campaign
linked to: Invasion of Poland

Winter War
World War II
weightClass 6-tonne class

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Vickers-Armstrongs notableProduct Vickers 6-Ton tank
Vickers-Armstrongs notableProduct Vickers Mk.E tank
linked to: Vickers 6-Ton tank