M1917 Light Tank Tank (1918 Renault RT Light Tank)
M1917 Light Tank (1918 Renault RT Light Tank) on display at the Military Museum located at Canadian Forces Base Borden in Simcoe County Ontario Canada
In June 1940, Colonel Frank Worthington informed the Canadian National Defence Headquarters of a number of surplus M1917 6-ton tanks in the United States. The U.S. agreed to sell 250 of the tanks. Colonel Worthington ordered 236 M1917 tanks on 21st September 1940, in order to increase the amount of tracked vehicles available to train Canadian Army tank crews.
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M1917 Light Tank Tank (1918 Renault RT Light Tank)
M1917 Light Tank (1918 Renault RT Light Tank) on display at the Military Museum located at Canadian Forces Base Borden in Simcoe County Ontario Canada
In June 1940, Colonel Frank Worthington informed the Canadian National Defence Headquarters of a number of surplus M1917 6-ton tanks in the United States. The U.S. agreed to sell 250 of the tanks. Colonel Worthington ordered 236 M1917 tanks on 21st September 1940, in order to increase the amount of tracked vehicles available to train Canadian Army tank crews.
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