4.6K views · 314 reactions | David Fletcher takes a look at the Universal Carrier in the latest Tank Chat. See link in description below. | The Tank Museum | Facebook

4.6K views · 72 reactions | 11 August 1944, Normandy. A Universal carrier named Fearless. (Around 113,000 were built until 1960.) #WW2 #HISTORY | British & Commonwealth Forces | Facebook

291K views · 10K reactions | TWC update: Todays update shows our partners Tey Vehicle Restorations delivering their T16 Universal Carrier which will form part of the exhibition at TWC's new collection's facility. We are doing more and more business with Tey Vehicle Restorations and are proud of the relationship we have formed which we all feel will go from strength to strength. Thanks for following and see you Thursday, Kevin, Alex, Bismarck and the team. | The Wheatcroft Collection | Facebook

One of the most famous vehicles of the Second World War, the Universal Carrier was an open top vehicle, powered by a Ford V8 engine. As originally conceived, it was a light weapons carrier for infantry units but it was found to have so many other uses that it ultimately served with virtually every branch of the British and Commonwealth armies in every theatre of war. Various weapons could be fitted from the Bren gun to the Vickers machine-gun, the trench mortar and even a flamethrower (in the ‘W

6.4M views · 4.6K reactions | Meet the US Navy's most advanced carrier, which also happens to be the world's largest, set to deploy in 2022. | CNET | Facebook