🔥This fire-breathing monster is the Churchill Crocodile - a Second World War British flamethrower tank, and a variant of the Churchill Mark VII tank. Produced from 1943, the Crocodile was introduced as one of the specialized armoured vehicles developed under Major General Percy Hobart, informally known as ‘Hobart's Funnies.' Read more about tanks on D-Day - https://tankmuseum.org/article/tanks-dday Footage courtesy of British Pathe | The Tank Museum

Here Churchill Crocodile flame-throwing tanks train at Eastwell Park, Kent in April 1944. The Crocodile was one of a variety of specialised vehicles developed under Major-General Percy Hobart, known informally as "Hobart's Funnies". Learn more about Hobart's Funnies: https://bit.ly/45jo4Tr © IWM A70 11-1 | Imperial War Museum London

Meet the Churchill Crocodile, the tank that struck fear into Nazi troops. Armed with a flamethrower capable of shooting fire over 100 yards, it was Britain’s ultimate bunker-buster. Even hardened German soldiers fled at the sight of its flame. This is the real story of Hell on Tracks. #BritainAtWar #WW2 #ChurchillTank #FlamethrowerTank | Britain At War