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🔥This fire-breathing monster is the Churchill Crocodile - a Second World War British flamethrower tank, and a variant of the Churchill Mark VII tank. Produced from 1943, the Crocodile was introduced as one of the specialized armoured vehicles developed under Major General Percy Hobart, informally known as ‘Hobart's Funnies.' Read more about tanks on D-Day - https://tankmuseum.org/article/tanks-dday Footage courtesy of British Pathe | The Tank Museum

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21K views · 561 reactions | A fire-breathing monster - the Churchill Crocodile (seen here during trials,) was a British flamethrower tank and a variant of the Churchill Mark VII tank. The Crocodile was developed in time for the D-Day landings and used during the Allied invasion of North-West Europe. Footage courtesy of British Pathe | The Tank Museum | Facebook