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Answer:
The above figure is incorrect. Approximately a quarter of a million tanks (and self-propelled guns) were manufactured altogether by ALL of the Allies in WWII.
Roughly 33,000 of these were British.
This number includes 1,700 Covenanters which were such a bad design that they were assigned to training only and never saw combat, and some tanks that were produced without turrets to be used as gun tractors.
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