Canadian Ground Forces Tech Tree

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Mustang, Sabre, and Hornet+ 7k GE and 2 months premium account for $80 USD is great

Me dreaming they make a Canadian cbt with the Canadair CF-5 and a spitfire

LAV 6.0 MK II

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“Down the fields of a ones Unified Nation, Well Protecting the Iron Curtain and leading the tip of the Spear should totally Annihilation should come to us all” its Beautiful!!

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It took them long enough to finally mount atgms on the turret

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Are we sure this is a Mk.3? The gun looks like an L7 to me.
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your probably correct i think it might be Mk. 11, I may have accidentally put the wrong picture for the mk. 3

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Eh, the L7 was drop in compatible with 20pdr mountings, but I found someone posting this image before claiming it’s a Mk.11 (Canadian Centurion tanks question - MLU FORUM, Post-#5).
I have some doubts though, it might be a 5/2 (A Cent Mark 5 with a 105 gun), but there’s not really any way of telling without a better photo, the biggest difference being the ufp getting up-armoured on the Mk.11s and maybe it’s my eyes failing me but I can’t rightly tell.

Edit - Yeah I see the cut out in the addon armour for the drive now, its deffo a Mk.11.

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Ya, Canadian cents are a mess. There was a conversation here forever ago about them. But to be fair, Cents seems to be a mess.

Said mess as led this being the list of cents on the Discord server's suggestion tracker.

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Most British Mark schemes from the period are terrible, Looks at chieftain

The cents are much easier to understand than the Chieftain

I knew the Centurion 5/1 but not the 5/2

So the 5/1 was Australian and the 5/2 Canadian?

No.
Welcome to the hell that is British cold war designations.
A Centurion Mk.5/1 was a Centurion Mk.5 fitted with an additional armour plate to the UFP and an additional .50 calibre ranging machine gun.
A Centurion Mk.5/2 was a Centurion Mk.5 fitted with an L7 gun.

An Extra tangent:
If a Mk.5 had both the up armouring and the 105 it would become a Mk.6.
If the Mk.6 had a ranging .50 cal it would become a Mk.6/2.
If it had NVDs it would become a Mk.6/1.
If it had both it would become a Mk.11.

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Ah, yeah it sounds complicated xD

Yeah. I will 100% agree I could of put information incorrect on the main post as the designation system is confusing and sometimes the same image states different designations depending on what site you look at.

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Oh I just found randomly a site web that show Canadian leopard and centurion

If it helps at all, I made a flow chart, Need to go through and make a spotters guide though.