Dozer – One is part of the collection at Bovington. Another is part of a private collection in the UK. Canal Defence Light – The Tank Museum, Bovington has a Matilda tank fitted with a Canal Defence Light turret. A CDL-equipped M3 Grant is displayed at Cavalry Tank Museum, Ahmednagar in India. Buffalo aka Amtrac LVT4 – The Tank Museum, Bovington has an example. See also Allied technological cooperation during World War II BARV a Beach Armoured Recovery Vehicle developed at the same time as Hobart's Funnies by the Royal Electrical and Mechanical Engineers. Comparison of early World War II tanks History of the tank MD1 (military R&D organisation) Rhino tank a tank fitted with prongs to breach obstacles (such as hedgerows) Tanks in World War I Tanks in World War II References Further reading External links Bradley's biography with explanation of refusal of "funnies" Royal Engineers Museum Royal Engineers and Operation Overlord Royal Engineers Museum Biography of Major General Sir Percy Hobart Royal Engineers Museum Royal Engineers and Second World War Military engineering vehicles of the United Kingdom Operation Neptune World War II tanks of the United Kingdom Weapons countermeasures History of the tank