were used by the Slovak Army during the attack on the Caucasus, where some of them were lost in the fight. Remaining tanks were taken back to Slovakia, and some of them were used by Slovak Insurgent Army in the Slovak National Uprising in 1944. One complete LT-38 tank in Slovak camouflage and one LT-38 torso are displayed in the Museum of the Slovak National Uprising in Banská Bystrica. Tank 313, the torso of which can be seen in the museum, was the third tank of the first order and saw combat on the Eastern front. Later it was used for training because of its high mileage. During the Slovak National Uprising it was used by insurgents, but because its engine failed, it was abandoned. Sweden All strv m/41 SI were sent to P 3 in Strängnäs, who were the only regiment who painted the road-wheels in the same camouflage pattern as the hull against regulations prescribing field-grey to be used. Most of the m/41 SII went to P 4 in Skövde, with a small number allocated to P 2 in Hässleholm and the material reserve of P 3. All tanks had been retired from active service in the mid-1950s and later rebuilt into Pansarbandvagn 301 armoured personnel carriers (APCs). Technical data TNHP-S General Role: Light/medium tank Manufacturer: ČKD Crew: Commander, loader, driver, bow machine gunner-radio operator Armament and armour Main armament: 37.2 mm Skoda A7 gun Coaxial armament: 7.92 mm machine gun Bow armament: 7.92 mm machine gun Ammunition: 90 rounds of 37.2 mm and 2,550 rounds of 7.92 mm armour: 10 mm to 25 mm Power and weight Engine: Praga EPA six-cylinder inline water-cooled petrol Transmission: 5 forward, 1 reverse Power: 110,3 kW (148 hp) Weight: 9,700 kg (21,400 lb) Power/Weight: 11.5 kW/metric ton (14.0 hp/short ton) Performance Max road speed: 42 km/h Max range: 200 km Fording: 0.9 m Gradient: 60% Vertical obstacle: 0.8 m Trench: 1.9 m Dimensions Length: 4.55 m Width: 2.13 m Height: 2.31 m Panzer 38(t) Aus. A-C Crew: 4 Armament and armour Main armament: 37.2 mm Skoda A7 (L/47.8) gun with 90 rounds Secondary armament: 2 x 7.92 mm MG 37(t) (Model 37) machine gun with 2,550 rounds. Armour: front 25 mm, side 15 mm Power Engine: Praga EPA Model I inline six-cylinder, liquid-cooled, petrol Bore: 110 mm (~ 4.331 in) Stroke: 136 mm (~ 5.354 in) Displacement: 7754,7 cc (~ 473.22