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Unique ID: 1671 Added to Database: 25 April 2011 Last Edited: 26 April 2011 Type (ID): FV4201 Chieftain (3570) Model (ID): Mark 11 (3590) Location Category (ID): Normandy Barracks (820) Location (ID): Küglerweg (820) Serial Number: Registration: 11 FD 36: “11 FD 36” painted on nose and right rear mud flap. Name: Other Identification: Three white stripes painted around bore evacuator. Painted overall in a green and black camouflage scheme. “3B” in square previously painted on turret sides and rear. Collection Reference: Links: Flickr 1 Flickr 2 Bing Bird’s Eye View References: Chieftain, R. Griffin, pages 163 and 182. Associated Tanks: Location History: (see map) 1: Royal Ordnance Factory, Barnbow, Crossgates, Leeds, Yorkshire and the Humber, Britain (Sole manufacturer) 2: Normandy Barracks, Sennelager, Detmold, North-Rhine Westphalia, Germany (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 Germany publication: This is a Mark 11, with Stillbrew armour. It was originally built as a Mark 5 by ROF Leeds and left service in February 2001; at one point it served as a gate guard for a brigade signals unit at Sennelager (source: R. Griffin/Chieftain).

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2010 1: Bird's eye view Taken: 2010 (Estimated) Contributor: Bing Maps Photo ID: 4843 Added: 25 April 2011 Filename: BirdsEye... Views: 536 Select/Has Priority: 21/0

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