TIGER TANK WITH AMAZING HISTORY One of the most iconic tanks of WW2, this Tiger I is a vehicle with an amazing story to it. Now a French historical monument, Tiger 231 was abandoned by its crew in August 1944 near the town of Vimoutiers in the Orne region, around an hour drive south east of Caen and the Normandy landing beaches. It’s believed it was heading for a fuel supply but ran out of fuel on the outskirts of the town, causing the crew to abandon it next to the Route Nationale 179 road. Wit

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In a world first, The Tank Museum has brought every member of the Tiger Tank family together in one display: The Tiger Collection – The Tanks, The Terror & The Truth. The Tiger Collection exhibition is now open, 2017-2019. Find out more http://tankmuseum.org/whats-on/exhibitions/bovexb53804 | The Tank Museum

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