Hi All
I wonder if there is anyone who can tell me what to remove to produce a welded hull Cromwell tank please.
Thanks in advance
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Welded hull Cromwell
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Posted: Friday, November 29, 2019 - 05:54 AM UTC
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Posted: Wednesday, February 19, 2020 - 07:39 AM UTC
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Hi All
I wonder if there is anyone who can tell me what to remove to produce a welded hull Cromwell tank please.
Thanks in advance
Greetings,Rob! I am sorry I didn't understand what you mean.
If there was a Cromwell with welded hull?
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Posted: Wednesday, February 19, 2020 - 08:25 AM UTC
According to British and American Tanks of World War Two by Peter Chamberlain and Chris Ellis
"Most important innovation was introduction of all-welded construction in place of riveting on later models."
Cromwell IVw , Cromwell Vw , Cromwell VIIw "w" means welded
Also Vauxhall built a pilot with a cast/welded turret similar to the turret used on the Churchill. It was intended to replace the Churchill in production in 1943 but Churchill production was continued instead.
"Most important innovation was introduction of all-welded construction in place of riveting on later models."
Cromwell IVw , Cromwell Vw , Cromwell VIIw "w" means welded
Also Vauxhall built a pilot with a cast/welded turret similar to the turret used on the Churchill. It was intended to replace the Churchill in production in 1943 but Churchill production was continued instead.