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      15th Jul 2006
Now I bet that cost a few quid


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How could you flip a tank?!?!?

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Tanks!!!! for that.... Made me

 
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Must have been goin to fast round a corner and the momentum of the tank was too much maybe I dunno. Thought it was funny tho

 
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I've seen a tank fall of a low loader whilst going round a roundabout on the A303, tank fell off and buried the barrel into the road. I was about 3 cars behind. Just before they closed the road i passed it (2 wheels on grass).

My parents 5 minutes behind got stuck for 3 hours before they could winch the challenger tank into a safe place. They opened the road for 1 hour then closed it from 22:00 to 07:00 to recover it.
 
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