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The Korean War (1950-1953) when a Churchill "Crocodile" unit was dispatched to the fighting against the North and China. Many existing Churchills seeing service worldwide during the post-war years were replaced by the Centurion. Content ©MilitaryFactory.com; No Reproduction Permitted. Power & Performance Those special qualities that separate one land system design from another. Performance specifications presented assume optimal operating conditions for the Infantry Tank Churchill (A43) Black Prince Infantry Tank. 2 x Bedford Flat 12-cylinder engine developing 350 horsepower. Installed Power 11 mph 18 kph Road Speed 99 miles 160 km Range Structure The physical qualities of the Infantry Tank Churchill (A43) Black Prince Infantry Tank. 5 (MANNED) Crew 25.3 ft 7.7 meters O/A Length 11.2 ft 3.4 meters O/A Width 8.9 ft 2.7 meters O/A Height 97,980 lb 44,443 kg | 49.0 tons Weight Armament & Ammunition Available supported armament, ammunition, and special-mission equipment featured in the design of the Infantry Tank Churchill (A43) Black Prince Infantry Tank. 1 x 75mm QF 17-pounder main gun2 x 7.92mm BESA general purpose machine guns AMMUNITION:89 x 75mm projectiles (HE and AP mix)1,200 x 7.92mm ammunition (estimated) SPECIAL EQUIPMENT: Nightvision - NONE. Chemical, Biological, Radiological, Nuclear Protection (CBRN) - NONE. Variants Notable series variants as part of the Infantry Tank Churchill (A43) Black Prince family line. Black Prince A43 - Base Series Designation and project number; six examples completed in 1945.Tank, Infantry, Black Prince (A43) - Formal designation. Operators Global customers who have evaluated and/or operated the Infantry Tank Churchill (A43) Black Prince. Nations are displayed by flag, each linked to their respective national land systems listing. Total Production: 6 Units Contractor(s): Vauxhall Motors - UK [ United Kingdom ] 1 / 8 Image copyright www.MilitaryFactory.com; No Reproduction Permitted 2 / 8 Image copyright www.MilitaryFactory.com; No Reproduction Permitted 3 / 8 Image copyright www.MilitaryFactory.com; No Reproduction Permitted 4 / 8 Image copyright www.MilitaryFactory.com; No Reproduction Permitted 5 / 8 6 / 8 7 / 8 8 / 8 ❮ ❯ Design Qualities Some designs are single-minded in their approach while others offer a more versatile solution to battlefield requirements. INFANTRY SUPPORT Recognition

1945. Like the Centurion, the Black Prince began as a project with origins in 1943 and, accordingly, assigned the specification number of "A43". Its formal long-form name was "Tank, Infantry, Black Prince (A43)".The main gun of choice became the QF 17 Pounder system, an excellent anti-tank field gun designed in 1941-1942 and debuting in 1943. The 3-ton weapon was centered around the 76.2x583mm R projectile (3 inches) and sported muzzle velocities between 2,900- and 3,950-feet per second depending on ammunition used. It could fire both a High-Explosive (HE) and Armor-Piercing (AP) round with equal lethality - the former against soft targets under cover and the latter against enemy armor and fortified structures. The QF 17 was considered the most lethal anti-tank gun of the Allies in all of World War 2. It was installed on the American M4 Sherman in British service and made into the "Sherman Firefly" variant, a proven tank-killing system.Concerning the Churchill's original turret design, the QF 17 series gun was dimensionally larger than the preceding QF 2 Pounders initially fielded (later Churchill tanks managed a 75mm installation). As such, the base Churchill turret would have to be widened for the armament and a new diameter chosen for the turret ring. The added weight then spurred development of wider track links for better ground displacement and the sprung bogie suspension system would have to be modified in turn. For comparison, the original Churchill tank weighed in at nearly 40 tons while the revised Black Prince topped the scales at 50 tons.Due to the weight gain, thought was given to utilizing a more powerful breed of engine - the Rolls-Royce Meteor series of 600 horsepower based on an original aircraft powerplant design. However, for ease of production, supply-and-demand and mechanical training, the original Bedford Type 120 series 12-cylinder powerplant of 350 horsepower was retained. This decision would end up severely limiting the Black Prince design from the outset for maximum road speed became a paltry 10.5 miles-per-hour across ideal surfaces (far lower when going cross-country) and operational range proved a respectable 100 miles.Armor protection for the crew of