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Curator at Home | Q&A #5: Tank Shells (Patreon)

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2020-04-29 12:01:00
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Join The Tank Museum's Curator, David Willey, for his Q&A, including an update from David Fletcher.

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Curator at Home | Q&A #5: Tank Shells | The Tank Museum

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Rik Kershaw-Moore

A very informative and moving talk. Thanks for putting these together for us, oh and hi to Finn.

Grant Janzen

If I remember from my reading, they had to delay the automatic opening of the 17-pounder guns mounted in the Sherman Firefly's because, when they were first installed, the breach blocks opened too quickly and let both flash and gasses from the ammunition propellant into the turret.