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The ultimate space-saver:

British and Commonwealth armoured fighting vehicles of World War II Light tanks Vickers 6-Ton | Mk II | Mk III | Mk IV | Mk V | Mk VI | Mk VII Tetrarch Cruiser tanks Mk I | Mk II | Mk III | Mk IV | Mk V Covenanter | Mk VI Crusader | Mk VII Cavalier Mk VIII Centaur | Mk VIII Cromwell | Challenger | Comet | Sherman Firefly Ram (Canada) | Sentinel (Australia) Infantry tanks Mk I Matilda | Mk II Matilda | Mk III Valentine | Mk IV Churchill Self-propelled artillery Armoured personnel carriers Bishop | Sexton | Deacon | Archer Universal Carrier | Loyd Carrier | Kangaroo | Terrapin Scout Cars and Armoured cars Daimler Dingo | Dingo (Australia) | Humber Scout Car | Lynx Scout Car (Canada) | Humber LRC Morris LRC | Otter LRC (Canada) | AEC Armoured Car | Daimler Armoured Car Fox Armoured Car (Canada) | Guy Armoured Car | Humber Armoured Car Lanchester Armoured Car | Marmon-Herrington Armoured Car (South Africa) Morris CS9 | Rolls-Royce Armoured Car | ACV-IP (India) | AEC ACV | Guy Lizard ACV Other armoured cars Experimental vehicles Avenger | Black Prince | Centurion | Excelsior | TOG 1 | TOG 2 Tortoise | Valiant | Harry Hopkins | Alecto | Thornycroft Bison Unarmoured vehicles British armoured fighting vehicle production during World War II

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Version with flags instead of country names(maybe a bit confusing because of historical flags):

	British and Commonwealth armoured fighting vehicles of World War II

Tanks

Self-propelled artillery

Armoured personnel carriers

Scout Cars and Armoured cars

Experimental vehicles

Unarmoured vehicles

British armoured fighting vehicle production during World War II