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Dragunovs Churchill AVRE Mk. IV
- Thread starter Dragunov
- Start date
Thanks for the comments guys 
Hey Ron,
Nice video
The mortar was loaded from the inside of the tank, not from the turret but by the co-driver.
The mortar was "broken-up" in loading position and the turret rotated to place the mortar above the co-drivers hatch.
In the co-drivers hatch was a little sliding hatch (closed here).......
and open here.........
.............for loading the mortar by the co-driver.
Erik
Looks fine to me,Erik!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zAT4_r6zvto&feature=player_detailpage
Was wondering about the mortar,did they had to load it outside the vehicle?
Not a really safe place for it's crew under battle conditions.
Greetings,Ron.
Hey Ron,
Nice video
The mortar was loaded from the inside of the tank, not from the turret but by the co-driver.
The mortar was "broken-up" in loading position and the turret rotated to place the mortar above the co-drivers hatch.
In the co-drivers hatch was a little sliding hatch (closed here).......
and open here.........
.............for loading the mortar by the co-driver.
Erik
AndyFettes
Master at Arms
Good stuff Erik !!!!