Explore: Staghound Armored Car

Armored Car 1941–91. New Vanguard. Illustrated by Tony Bryan. Osprey Publishing. ISBN 978-1-84176-468-9. Zaloga, Steven J (2009). Staghound Armored Car

Scout. Armored bus Armored personnel carrier Armored car (valuables) Armored car (VIP) Armoring: Aramid Bulletproof glass Twaron Vehicle armor Gun truck

Army units, often together with the American-supplied Staghound armoured car. The AEC armoured car with 75mm gun replaced US half-track 75 mm self-propelled

with other U.S. armored cars already ordered by the British, such as the (cancelled) T18 Boarhound, the T17 Deerhound, the T17E1 Staghound and the (also

also led to the design and adoption of more successful armored cars, such as the T17 Staghound and M8 Greyhound. The lessons learned about its cross country

Armored Knight – LAV T7 combat car – interwar T11 armored car – interwar T13 armored car – World War II T17 Deerhound – World War II T17E1 Staghound –

Quantock Staghounds and the Tiverton Staghounds Stag Hound, 1851 clipper ship, which was briefly the largest ship in the world Staghound (armored car), service

(2012), pp. 46-48. Zaloga and Bull, Staghound armored car 1942-62 (2000), pp. 42-45. Fortin, T17E1 Staghound Armored Car – Le char sur roues, Trucks & Tracks

Staghound Armored Car – Le char sur roues, Trucks & Tracks Magazine (2007–2008), pp. 62–63; 65. Colonel Barakat's Army Staghound Mk.III armoured car near

 36. Chamberlain & Ellis 1981, p. 38. Zaloga, Steven J (2009). Staghound Armored Car, 1942–62. New Vanguard 159. illustrated by Peter Bull. Osprey Publishing