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Grahame, the AT rifles were reasonably effective against early-war armour, maybe up to PzKfw III at a pinch, if a hit was obtained in the right place, but they were mainly replaced, in most armies, by more effective weapons. Germany had the Panzerbusche, and Britain the Buoys AT rifle, in the early war years.

Post #9856 - the Italian aircraft wasn't quite Battle of Britain. It was brought down in November 1940, force landing in Rendelsham forest.
 
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