To avoid delay, the British chose not to attempt to design specialist tanks for close infantry support or for independent operational manoeuvres and in 1934, the Army Council decided that each infantry division should have a battalion of Infantry tanks (Infantry tanks).
To avoid delay, the British chose not to attempt to design a new medium tank but to produce specialist tanks for close infantry support and for independent operational manoeuvres. In 1934, the Army Council decided that each infantry division should have a battalion of Infantry tanks (Infantry tanks).