Flames of War: British: Marmon-Herrington Armoured Car Troop (x3) HENDRIX 216 had been produced by

216 had been produced by the end of the war

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Flames of War: British: Marmon-Herrington Armoured Car Troop (x3) HENDRIX 216 had been produced bySome of the 3rd Indian Cavalry Regiment in Malaya are equipped with Marmon Herrington Mark III armoured cars. The job of reconnaissance units is not to stand and fight, but to provide information about enemy movements. They are adept at avoiding detection and getting away quickly if spotted. Light wheeled vehicles aren't tanks they don't have the weight to simply crush infantry positions, making direct assaults a much more dicey proposition. THIS