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History of French tank building
French tank development began before the outbreak of World War I. The development of the first full tank began in 1916. Armored vehicles were used as support for cavalry. The French army in 6000 had 6,000 cars.
Towards the end of the war, France possessed more equipment than any other state. The cavalry command appreciated the prospects of armored vehicles and did not mind the creation of new types of troops. In 1917, each French cavalry division had 18 armored vehicles, and in 1923 the number of vehicles increased to 36 units.
In 1932, the first tank regiment was created in France. The armament included 80 units of tanks. The first production tank in France was the FT-17, which they began to develop in May 196.
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The French light tank Renault R35 is the most massive French light tank of World War II. Designed by order of the army
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The French medium tank Somua S35 began to develop due to the rearmament of the French cavalry. The Somua campaign worked on the
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The French heavy tank B1 was developed since 1921 and was adopted in 1934. The plans of the command of the French army
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The French armored car Panhard AMD 178B was created as a reconnaissance vehicle to help cavalry. Manufacturing began in 1934 by Ranhard, which
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The car was going to be used as an assault SAU ARL V39. Serial production planned to begin in the second half of
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The French light tank ELC BIS Tank was developed in 1957–1961. due to the need of the French airborne troops in a combat
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The French anti-tank self-propelled gun Somua S-40 was a self-propelled artillery unit (SAU) based on the S 35. It was developed by SOMUA
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The French self-propelled anti-tank unit UE 57 was developed in 1943 in the UK. The British 57mm anti-tank gun Ordnance QF 6-pounder with
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In the French army at the time of the end of World War I, a large number of Renault FT light tanks remained
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The French heavy tank ARL 44 was developed during the war during the German occupation. It was an attempt to use the old
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The French medium tank SARL 42 was developed in 1940–1942. by engineer Hubert Clermont. The groundwork for the design of the infantry tank
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The French medium tank Somua S35 had at that time high firepower, security and mobility, was the most successful French tank and one
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The French light tank AMX 38 was developed in 1937–1938 as part of the 20-ton tank program and was supposed to replace the
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The French light tank Renault R35 is the most massive light French tank of the Second World War. Designed by order of the
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The French light tank FCM 36 was developed in the mid-30s as part of a competition to create a new infantry support tank.
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The French heavy tank BDR G1 B was proposed for development by engineers at Baudet-Donon-Roussel in June 1938, but the design of the
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The French light tank D1 began to be developed in 1929. The first batch was released in 1930. Until 1935, 160 cars were
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The French heavy tank B1 was developed from 1921 and was put into service in 1934. A total of 403 vehicles were produced
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The French medium tank D 2 is a further development of the D1 tank, so to speak modernized. Developed in 1934 by Renault
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