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29-02-20, 21:39
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Evening David,
If you were sitting in the radio operators seat, facing forwards towards the driver, the radio equipment would be on a shelf to your left hand side (shown marked in blue on the attached picture). The shelf overhangs the tracks and is part of the track guard. The picture of the tank interior shows how tight things were, the radio operators seat would be where the battery is situated in this picture. There is an escape hatch that is situated above the red arrow but it is the other side of the small bulk head with the vision slit in.
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