Valentine Archer

CountryUnited Kingdom
ManufacturerVickers-Armstrongs, Limited
Primary RoleTank Destroyer

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SPECIFICATIONS

Valentine Mk I Archer
MachineryOne GMC 6-7 6-cylinder diesel engine rated at 192hp
SuspensionCoil sprung bogie
Armament1x76.2mm 17pdr gun (39 rounds), 1x7.7mm Bren machine gun
Crew4
Length6.70 m
Width2.76 m
Height2.25 m
Weight15.0 t
Speed32 km/h
Range200 km




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