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Vickers Mk 7/2

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First published at 23:15 UTC on February 11th, 2021.

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The Vickers Mk.7 main battle tank has nothing in common with the Vickers Mk.1 and Mk.3 tanks. It is a further development of the earlier Vickers Mk.4 Valiant main battle tank. It's a combination of a German Leopard 2 hull, mated with the Vickers Mk.4 turret. The tank was developed in the late 1980s to replace the Challenger 1 MBT but was not adopted by the British Army. The British Army went for the Challenger 2 instead. The Vickers Mk.7 tank was actively offered for possible export customers, but received no production orders. Only one Vickers Mk.7 was built. The Mk.7/2 was far more powerful than the older Mk.4. It was offered for export with different weaponry. That deal was A single prototype was built in 1985 and the British had a look at it, but decided that they didn’t want that and no foreign customers were attracted to the pricey vehicle either.

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