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Dunkirk to defend the UK from Zeppelins. The officers' cars followed them and these began to be used to rescue downed reconnaissance pilots in the battle areas. They mounted machine guns on them and as these excursions became increasingly dangerous, they improvised boiler plate
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reaching a strength of 20 squadrons before disbanded in 1915. and the armoured cars passing to the army as part of the
Machine Gun Corps. Only NO.1 Squadron was retained; it was sent to Russia. As the Western Front turned to trench warfare unsuitable to wheeled vehicles, the armoured cars were moved
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featured turrets mounting light guns (40 mm or less). As with other wartime armored cars, their reconnaissance roles emphasized greater speed and stealth than a tracked vehicle could provide, so their limited armor, armament and off-road capabilities were seen as acceptable compromises.
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in 1904. It was armored with 3–3.5 mm (0.12–0.14 in) thick curved plates over the body (drive space and engine) and had a 4 mm (0.16 in) thick dome-shaped rotating turret that housed one or two machine-guns. It had a four-cylinder 35 hp (26 kW) 4.4 L
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Vickers armor, 6 mm (0.24 in) thick, and was powered by a four-cylinder 3.3 L (200 cu in) 16 hp (12 kW) Cannstatt Daimler engine, giving it a maximum speed of around 9 mph (14 km/h). The armament, consisting of two
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ground forces during the first offensive against the
Italians in Egypt. During the actions in the October of that year the company was employed on convoy escort tasks, airfield defense, fighting reconnaissance patrols and screening operations.
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and elsewhere The Duke led a motorised convoy including nine armoured cars across the
Western Desert in North Africa to rescue the survivors of the sinking of the SS Tara which had been kidnapped and taken to Bir Hakiem.
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size. The cars were primarily armed with light machine guns, but larger units usually employed a few cars with heavier guns. As air power became a factor, armored cars offered a mobile platform for antiaircraft guns.
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rebels in
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fashion. Many militias and irregular forces adapt civilian vehicles into AFVs (armored fighting vehicles) and troop carriers, and in some regional conflicts these
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2985:(2007 ed.). McFarland & Company. pp. 169–172.
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and used by the Badlwin-Felts detective agency during the
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3619:. Barnsley: Pen & Sword Military Press. p. 17.
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of the post-World War II era in the United Kingdom.
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In Africa, Rolls Royce armoured cars were active in
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Austro-Daimler four-wheel-drive Armoured Car (1904)
2366:, on 8 March 1902. The vehicle was equipped with a
3541:(To arms: the Battle of Przasnysz (February 1915))
3041:(2006 ed.). Routledge Books. pp. 97–98.
3011:Encyclopedia of Military Technology and Innovation
2503:. The brigade was originally equipped with eight
2217:" provides a fictionalized account of their use.
3713:. AFV Profile No 9. Windsor: Profile Publishing.
3646:. Fort Knox, Kentucky: US Army Armor Center: 34.
3527:. Birkenhead: Willmer Bros. Ltd. pp. 50–51.
3066:(2012 ed.). Rosen Central. pp. 34–36.
2147:, resulting in such multipurpose designs as the
3659:A Compendium of Armaments and Military Hardware
3410:"WWI - Belgium Armoured Car Division in Russia"
3203:. Guinness Superlatives Limited. p. 256.
3039:International Encyclopedia of Military History
2476:ordered "fighting cars" based on Rolls-Royce,
2797:, mount the same guns that arm medium tanks.
2499:, as Automobile Machine Gun Brigade No. 1 by
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3539:Do broni : Bitwa Przasnyska (luty 1915)
2669:In the second half of the war, the American
2666:before it was first tested in January 1942.
2720:. Unsourced material may be challenged and
2244:was designed and built by British inventor
3597:"Tesla vehicle in Associated Press report"
3227:The European Powers in the First World War
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2600:armored cars that had been serving in the
2440:in August–September 1914. They had placed
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3525:The Cheshire (Earl of Chester's) Yeomanry
3201:The Guinness Book of Tank Facts and Feats
3062:Dougherty, Martin J. (15 December 2012).
2740:Learn how and when to remove this message
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2981:Lepage, Jean-Denis G.G. (7 March 2007).
2781:Light armored cars, such as the British
1036:List of military strategies and concepts
3251:Armoured Fighting Vehicles of the World
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2493:Canadian Automobile Machine Gun Brigade
2272:Davidson Automobile Battery armored car
2264:Northwestern Military and Naval Academy
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3697:, Chatwell Books, Secaucus, NJ, 1976.
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3523:Verdin, Lt.-Col. Sir Richard (1971).
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2758:A military armored car is a type of
2718:adding citations to reliable sources
2544:against German forces to the south.
3693:Crow, Duncan, and Icks, Robert J.,
3325:"Austro-Daimler Panzerwagen (1904)"
3129:from the original on 19 August 2017
2635:, some of the units located in the
2299:, the first armored car to be built
3733:Armoured fighting vehicles by type
3346:Montes, Gareth Lynn (2018-12-20).
3288:Bartholomew, E. (1 January 1988).
2888:A preserved, World War II, German
2501:Brigadier-General Raymond Brutinel
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3450:"Belgian Armoured Cars in Russia"
3373:"Colorado Coal Field War Project"
3087:Knighton, Andrew (12 July 2016).
2510:Royal Naval Armoured Car Division
2360:Salon de l'Automobile et du cycle
2124:. Following the invention of the
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3416:from the original on 2013-10-02.
3371:Program, Colorado Digitization.
3335:from the original on 2017-04-29.
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3456:from the original on 2011-05-19
3099:from the original on 6 May 2018
2356:Charron, Girardot et Voigt 1902
2236:, built in 1898 as an armed car
3267:. Société OCEBUR. p. 11.
2806:M1117 Armored Security Vehicle
2303:The first armored car was the
56:, a modern armored car of the
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3595:Cybertruck, Kadyrov-adapted.
2754:List of military armored cars
2660:was influenced by a captured
3709:Duncan, Major-general N. W.
3695:Encyclopedia of Armored Cars
3397:Encyclopedia of Armored Cars
3348:"Blindado Schneider-Brillié"
2874:Cadillac Gage Commando Scout
2827:for combat use, often using
2637:British Mandate of Palestine
2268:Davidson-Duryea gun carriage
2108:, historically employed for
3657:Chant, Christopher (1987).
2452:touring cars, creating the
1534:Military–industrial complex
1008:Operational manoeuvre group
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3738:Internal security vehicles
3329:www.tanks-encyclopedia.com
3230:. Routledge. p. 816.
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3304:– via Google Books.
3199:Macksey, Kenneth (1980).
2907:Armored personnel carrier
2594:Rolls-Royce Armoured Cars
2486:Rolls-Royce Armoured Cars
2313:Vickers, Sons & Maxim
1598:Loss-of-strength gradient
450:Combat information center
3224:Tucker, Spencer (1999).
3037:Bradford, James (2006).
2760:armored fighting vehicle
2663:Leichter Panzerspähwagen
2653:Schwerer Panzerspähwagen
2538:Lanchester Armoured Cars
2534:German South West Africa
2184:During the Middle Ages,
2106:armored fighting vehicle
1916:Military science fiction
1401:Technology and equipment
817:List of military tactics
3615:Green, Michael (2017).
3263:Gougaud, Alain (1987).
3178:. Haynes Publications.
2912:Armored car (valuables)
2831:and scrounged weapons.
2795:M1128 mobile gun system
2518:2nd Duke of Westminster
2469:Royal Naval Air Service
1984:Wartime sexual violence
1740:Full-spectrum dominance
1551:Supply-chain management
3009:Bull, Stephen (2004).
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2458:Corps of Armoured Cars
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1844:Low-intensity conflict
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1351:Area of responsibility
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3093:warhistoryonline.com
2770:, and usually light
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2329:German-built Daimler
2305:Simms' Motor War Car
2014:Military occupations
1849:Military engineering
1751:Unrestricted Warfare
1608:Force multiplication
501:Military manoeuvrers
3711:Early Armoured Cars
3291:Early Armoured Cars
2962:Technical (vehicle)
2892:heavy armored car (
2872:, and the American
2626:liberation of Paris
2565:armored cars and a
2542:British East Africa
2454:Minerva Armored Car
2358:, presented at the
2281:First armoured cars
2200:, were used by the
1700:Penal military unit
1685:Rules of engagement
1361:Command and control
981:Operations research
445:Director (military)
435:Fire-control system
185:Command and control
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3546:2018-01-07 at the
3490:Dorling Kindersley
3488:- Willmott, H.P.,
3294:. Bloomsbury USA.
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2894:German Tank Museum
2793:or the modern, US
2629:
2592:was equipped with
2462:Battle of the Yser
2434:
2409:
2345:the Crystal Palace
2301:
2238:
2215:The Land Ironclads
1809:Counter-insurgency
1730:Command of the sea
1675:Jewish laws on war
1650:Geneva Conventions
1186:Divide and conquer
976:Military operation
941:Tactical objective
440:Fire-control radar
417:Electronic-warfare
61:
47:
3412:. 16 April 2011.
3352:Tank Encyclopedia
3274:978-2-904255-02-1
3185:978-1-85260-494-3
2930:Bulletproof glass
2917:Armored car (VIP)
2750:
2749:
2742:
2505:Armoured Autocars
2383:Schneider-Brillié
2351:, in April 1902.
2266:in 1898 with the
2257:Maxim machine gun
2114:internal security
2087:
2086:
1979:Horses in warfare
1926:Anti-war movement
1829:Gunboat diplomacy
1819:Disaster response
1767:Philosophy of war
1762:Principles of war
1735:Deterrence theory
1680:Right of conquest
1603:Lanchester's laws
1371:Principles of war
1061:Counter-offensive
1041:Military campaign
946:Target saturation
869:Counterinsurgency
478:Gun data computer
412:Close air support
374:Aircraft carriers
16:(Redirected from
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2734:
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2673:and the British
2631:During the 1941
2606:General Wavell's
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2567:Mannesmann-MULAG
2558:Bitwa przasnyska
2549:Max von Gallwitz
2513:to other areas.
2079:
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2065:
1834:Humanitarian aid
1772:Security dilemma
1593:Power projection
1376:Economy of force
1356:Chain of command
1071:Defence in depth
1056:Commerce raiding
874:Defeat in detail
190:Defense ministry
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2157:B1 Centauro
2089:A military
1974:War studies
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1725:Appeasement
1690:Martial law
1529:War economy
1468:Transgender
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1066:Culminating
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969:Operational
889:Envelopment
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673:Air defence
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554:Cold-region
519:Battlespace
468:Historical:
314:Land units:
220:Space force
215:Coast guard
148:Late modern
109:Prehistoric
58:French Army
3722:Categories
3688:References
3460:2011-02-17
3432:www.wio.ru
3382:2023-04-18
3377:www.du.edu
3357:2023-04-18
2921:Armoring:
2835:Scout cars
2787:autocannon
2752:See also:
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2624:after the
2598:Royal Navy
2563:Russo-Balt
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2309:F.R. Simms
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2180:Precursors
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1146:Asymmetric
1081:Empty fort
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693:Biological
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606:Amphibious
525:Aerospace
392:Air units:
369:Submarines
158:fourth-gen
153:industrial
141:napoleonic
3583:Iraq 1941
3561:Iraq 1941
2947:Gun truck
2870:D-442 FĂšG
2847:scout car
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2701:does not
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2553:Przasnysz
2526:Palestine
2442:Cockerill
2221:Armed car
2165:AMX-10 RC
1921:War novel
1824:Grey-zone
1784:War games
1745:Overmatch
1695:War crime
1645:Desertion
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894:Formation
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769:Loitering
683:Artillery
336:Artillery
271:Engineers
234:Irregular
205:Air force
3677:14965544
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3563:, pg. 40
3544:Archived
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3333:Archived
3127:Archived
3097:Archived
2957:Tankette
2880:See also
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2422:squadron
2364:Brussels
2333:Boer War
2321:Coventry
2098:armoured
1936:War song
1911:War film
1544:Materiel
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1241:Princely
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1171:Colonial
1166:Cold war
1151:Blockade
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720:Chemical
574:Mountain
534:Airborne
397:Fighters
364:Warships
319:Infantry
261:Rifleman
225:Reserves
173:Military
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3581:Lyman,
3559:Lyman,
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2762:having
2722:removed
2707:sources
2641:Fordson
2450:Minerva
2325:Daimler
2323:-built
2295:' 1902
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2198:muskets
2175:History
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1958:Related
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2394:Pueblo
2349:London
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2194:flails
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2159:, the
2149:BTR-40
2029:Sieges
1713:Theory
1453:Morale
1311:Policy
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589:Tunnel
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559:Desert
529:Aerial
296:Diving
291:Police
3133:6 May
3103:6 May
2968:Notes
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2645:Egypt
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2002:Lists
1458:Women
1396:Ranks
1316:Staff
1246:Proxy
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1101:Depth
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924:Siege
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539:Space
460:Radar
455:Sonar
324:Armor
306:Pilot
301:Comms
281:Recon
266:Staff
239:Ranks
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3699:ISBN
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