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UNIQUE ID 542: VALENTINE TANK

(Model: Mark II)

Kubinka NIIBT Research Collection - Foreign Vehicles, Kubinka, Russia

(Location: Hall 5: British and American Tanks)


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Unique ID: 542
Added to Database: September 2008
Last Edited: September 2008
Type (ID): Valentine (3800)
Model (ID): Mark II (3804)
Location Category (ID): Kubinka NIIBT Research Collection - Foreign Vehicles (2130)
Location (ID): Hall 5: British and American Tanks (2130)
Serial Number:
Registration: "T122725" previously painted on nose, but not currently visible.
Name: "RESPOND" painted on nose.
Other Identification: "67" painted on nose.
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Location History:
(see map)

1: Vickers-Armstrongs Limited, Elswick, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, North East England, Britain (Probable primary manufacturer)
2: Kubinka NIIBT Research Collection - Foreign Vehicles, Kubinka, Moscow Oblast, Russia (Current location)


Text in original Preserved British Tanks publication:

[No entry]

Text in Preserved British Tanks Update:

[No entry]

Text in original Preserved Tanks In Russia publication:

The Valentine was a reliable, adequate, design that was easy to build. Some eight thousand were built, many in Canada. The Soviet Union was sent 2,690 examples; 1,300 British and almost the entire Canadian production run. Whilst they were initially very welcome, it was not very long before they were outclassed by the contemporary Soviet and German designs. This Valentine was clearly one of these Lend-Lease vehicles. It has been provided for displays in the Moscow region. British vehicles can be distinguished from Canadian ones as the British ones had bolted nose plates - this is such a vehicle - whilst the Canadian ones were welded.

Text in Preserved Tanks In Russia Update:

Since the original edition of PTIR, this Valentine has been repainted and moved to an external display area.

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September 2006

Front left view, photo taken by Saiga20K
1: Front left view, photo taken by Saiga20K

Taken: 23 September 2006
Contributor: Wikimedia
Photo ID: 1778
Added: 26 August 2009
Filename: Dig_Vale...
Views: 600
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Date Unknown

Front left view
2: Front left view

Taken: Date Unknown
Contributor: T. Larkum
Photo ID: 607
Added: 28 September 2008
Filename: Scan_Val...
Views: 191
Select/Has Priority: 4/0