Flames of War British Daimler Armoured Car Troop

Includes two plastic Daimler Armoured Cars, two plastic Dingo  Armoured Cars, one Tank Commander Sprue and one Unit Card.

The Daimler armoured car and Dingo scout car have powerful engines and independent suspension giving them great mobility. The 2 pdr anti-tank gun gives it a huge punch for such a small armoured car.

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The British Daimler Armoured Car Troop was a vital component of the Allied forces during World War II, renowned for its versatility, speed, and reconnaissance capabilities.

Mounted on the reliable Daimler Dingo chassis, these armoured cars were highly mobile and adept at operating in a variety of terrains, from the deserts of North Africa to the rugged landscapes of Europe. Their primary role was reconnaissance, tasked with gathering intelligence on enemy movements and positions, providing invaluable information to Allied commanders.

Equipped with a 2-pounder (40mm) gun and a coaxial machine gun, the Daimler Armoured Car Troop was also capable of engaging enemy vehicles and infantry when necessary, making them a formidable presence on the battlefield.

One of the defining characteristics of the Daimler Armoured Car Troop was its speed. With a top speed of around 50 miles per hour (80 km/h), these vehicles could quickly maneuver around the battlefield, conducting hit-and-run attacks on enemy positions and outflanking their opponents with ease.

In addition to their reconnaissance duties, Daimler Armoured Car Troops were often employed in screening and harassment operations, disrupting enemy supply lines and communications, and providing support to infantry units during offensive operations.

Throughout World War II, the Daimler Armoured Car Troop played a crucial role in the Allied war effort, contributing to the success of numerous campaigns and earning a reputation for their reliability, speed, and effectiveness in combat.