Kolohousenka

Kolohousenka was a series of Czechoslovak wheeled and tracked light tanks developed by Škoda, ČKD and Tatra.

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It sits within the topics Cavalry tanks, Light tanks of the interwar period and Light tanks of World War II.

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Subclass of: armored fighting vehicle
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Kolohousenka was a series of Czechoslovak wheeled and tracked light tanks developed by Škoda, ČKD and Tatra.

== Development == After the appearance of tanks in World War I, Czechoslovakia began to build their own tanks. As two disadvantages of tanks are the low durability of the tracks and slow speed, the Czechoslovak Army decided to build a vehicle which could run on both tracks and wheels.

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