Lorraine 37L
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The Lorraine 37L, or Tracteur Blinde 37L (Lorraine), was a light tracked armoured personnel carrier and prime mover developed for the French Army. A total of 387 were built by the Société Lorraine between 1937 and May 1940. It was a similar design to the British Universal Carrier and had a crew of two.
Over 300 of these vehicles were captured by the Germans during the Fall of France and converted into self propelled guns, such as the Marder I.
[edit] External links
- Chars-francais.net (French)
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| Renault UE | Lorraine 37L | |||
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| FCM F1 | ARL 40 | Char G1 | S 40 and SAu 40 | ARL 44 | |||
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