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CHURCHILL Mk.II “OKE” gallery

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The Churchill Mk.II “Oke” flamethrowers were the first Churchill tanks with this arrangement and were operated by the Canadian Calgary Regiment in Dieppe with no success.
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The normal armament was maintained and since the flamethrower was a fixed mount, the entire tank had to be maneuvered to aim at the targets. This system was totally unsuitable and ineffective in combat.

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