Hellfire Pass Tank Platoon (Panzer III E Light Mk VI M14/41)
(WOT101-E)

Panzer III E
The Pz.Kpfw. III Ausf. E (or Panzer III E) was an excellent design combining good manoeuverability firepower and armour.
The Panzer III series of tanks became the most mass-produced vehicle of the Wehrmacht and would see combat on the Western and Eastern Fronts as well as North Africa.

M14/41
The M14/41 was a modified version of the M13/40 and featured a more powerful engine as well as new air and fuel filters that were better adapted to the harsh climactic conditions of North Africa.
It was a solid if unspectacular design that was outclassed during the North African campaign by newer better armed and armoured opponents.

Light Mk. VIC
The Light Mk. VIC was produced by Vickers-Armstrong in the late 1930's and saw service during the Battle of France as well as during the North African campaign.
Its high speed and small size made it an excellent flanking tank where it could avoid head-to-head engagements and instead hit the enemy from an unexpected quarter.