Challenger Main Battle Tank, 1984-96 : No.23

£12.99 GBP
Originally developed for the Iranian army in the mid-1970s, the British were reluctantly forced to accept it themselves after the revolution in 1979.

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By Simon Dunstan

The author of this work has had access to de-classified material on the part the Challenger tank played in the Gulf War.

Originally developed for the Iranian army in the mid-1970s, the British were reluctantly forced to accept it themselves after the revolution in 1979.

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Macmillan/ Osprey Publishing

Challenger Main Battle Tank, 1984-96 : No.23

£12.99 GBP

By Simon Dunstan

The author of this work has had access to de-classified material on the part the Challenger tank played in the Gulf War.

Originally developed for the Iranian army in the mid-1970s, the British were reluctantly forced to accept it themselves after the revolution in 1979.

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