File:Museo de Unidades Acorazadas de El Goloso (8617069110).jpg
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Obús autopropulsado Verdeja, de 75 mm. Es un prototipo de un proyecto español hecho en 1945 con el propósito de sustituir a los tanques ligeros T-26 y Panzer I entonces en servicio en el Ejército español. Su nombre se debe al capitán Félix Verdeja Vardales, que inició el proyecto en septiembre de 1937 cuando se encontraba al frente de la compañía de talleres del Batallón de Carros de Combate del bando nacional en la Guerra Civil Española. El carro fue construido por la Sociedad Española de Construcción Naval (SECN) de Reinosa, en Asturias. Problemas económicos llevaron a abandonar el proyecto. El prototipo estuvo arrinconado durante muchos años en el antiguo Polígono de Experiencias de Carabanchel, en Madrid. En 1973 fue enviado al Acuartelamiento Alfonso XIII de Sevilla -hoy abandonado-, que entonces servía de base al Regimiento de Caballeria Sagunto nº 7, disuelto en 1995. En 1985 el prototipo fue enviado a la Base Militar de El Goloso, donde hoy se exhibe en el hangar del museo. Armored Units Museum of El Goloso Verdeja self-propelled howitzer, 75 mm. It is a prototype of a Spanish project made in 1945 for the purpose of replacing the T-26 and Panzer I light tanks then in Spanish Army service. It is named for Captain Felix Verdeja Vardales, who started the project in September 1937 when he was in charge of the workshops company of the Combat Tank Battalion of the national side in the Spanish Civil War. The car was built by the Spanish Society of Shipbuilding (SECN) of Reinosa, in Asturias. Economic problems led to abandon the project. The prototype was neglected for many years in the old Polígono de Experiencias de Carabanchel in Madrid. In 1973 it was sent to the Quartering Alfonso XIII in Seville, now abandoned, which then served as the basis for Sagunto Cavalry Regiment No. 7, dissolved in 1995. In 1985 the prototype was sent to the Military Bass of El Goloso, which now hangs in the museum's hangar. |
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| Author | Contando Estrelas from Vigo, España / Spain |
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