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According to D. Fletcher et al, Greg collaborated with Walter Wilson on the design of the Gun Carrier Mk I.

http://tank100.com/tanks/gun-carrier-machine-part-i/

But, unless I've missed something, according to Landships they only collaborated on the Mk II.

http://www.landships.info/landships/tank_articles/gun_carrier_mk1.html

Can anyone clarify?



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I checked with David Fletcher's article on the Gun Carriers in "Wheels and Tracks No.58". He says the origins of the

Gun Carrier Mark I are obscure but the one name associated with it is Major Gregg - no mention of Wilson.

Perhaps later scholarship has added Wilson as a collaborator on the Mark I.

In the same article both Wilson and Gregg are associated with the Mark II Gun Carrier.

Regards,

Charlie

 



-- Edited by CharlieC on Wednesday 1st of November 2017 11:59:21 PM



-- Edited by CharlieC on Thursday 2nd of November 2017 12:03:46 AM

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I just copied David Fletcher's spelling in the Wheel & Tracks article. I think, on reflection, this has come up before.

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Charlie

 



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