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Light Dragon and the 1934 artillery tractor

Vickers-Armstrongs' tracked artillery tractors: the Light Dragon of 1929–35, 69 of its Mark III on the running gear that became the Universal Carrier's, and the open tracked tractor Belgium bought in 1934 for its mountain guns.

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3VEHICLES69 Light Dragon Mark IIIs; 21 or 23 Belgian tractorsBUILT1929–1935IN PRODUCTION2CHAPTERS

The Light Dragon carried a gun crew and towed a light field gun. The early marks used Vickers light-tank running gear and, from the Mark II, a 4.5-litre Meadows six; the Mark III was rebuilt on the VA D50's suspension, with tracks that shifted sideways to steer.

The British Army bought 69 Mark IIIs and then turned to wheeled gun tractors. Belgium ordered 21 or 23 of Vickers-Carden-Loyd's 1934 tractor, an unarmoured tracked light truck, for the Chasseurs Ardennais' Bofors mountain guns.

2 chapters, 1948 → today

11929 – 1935

Light Dragon

2 VEHICLES IN THIS CHAPTER

Marks I to III for the Royal Artillery.

21934

Belgian artillery tractor

1 VEHICLE IN THIS CHAPTER

The Chasseurs Ardennais' mountain-gun tractors, later converted to T-13 tank destroyers.

Registry records · chapter 2

Base models

The structural configurations the registry and the Creator build from; each page carries the researched specification.

In service

Where the registry's Dragon tractors records worked; each opens the themed history.

Sources

  1. Vickers Light Dragon — Wikipedia
  2. T-13 tank destroyer (Vickers Carden Loyd 1934 artillery tractor) — Wikipedia

Dragon tractors records in the registry

3 records, oldest first.