After reviewing a few threads, I think one idea for the next ground vehicle would be the Crusader Tank, while its an early war tank - it fought against the Africa Korp. Crusader was one of the Primary British Cruiser tanks during WW2, it certainly fought well and holds its place in Aces High eventually, however given its "unique" modifications as an Anti Aircraft tank, it would be quite interesting to add since it gives the Allies their own Anti Aircraft vehicles rather then in Scenarios/Fso's using the M-16 only vs the Wirb/Osti.
Stats are basic:
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Mk I, II: QF 2 pdr (40 mm) 110 rounds
Mk III: QF 6 pdr (57 mm) 65 rounds
Armor: Mk I: 40 mm
Armor: Mk III: 51 mm
Crusader Mk III.
Due to delays with the Cruiser Mark VII Cavalier and the need for cruiser tanks, the Crusader was up-gunned with the 6-pounder, the first British tank to mount this gun. Design work for a new turret started in March 1941 but Nuffield was not involved until late in the year when they adapted the existing turret with a new mantlet and hatch. The turret also received an extractor fan to clear fumes from the firing of the gun. The larger gun restricted turret space so the crew was reduced to three, with the commander acting also as gun loader—the loader was already the wireless operator. The auxiliary turret space was given over to ammunition stowage. The Crusader III first saw action, with about 100 participating at the Second Battle of El Alamein in October 1942.[14]
MK I

MK III

Crusader III, AA Mk I
The 6-pounder was replaced with a Bofors 40 mm anti-aircraft gun with an autoloader and powered mounting in an open-topped turret. The crew numbered four: gun commander, gun layer, loader, and driver.

Crusader III, AA Mk II / Mk III
A Crusader armed with twin Oerlikon 20 mm guns for anti-aircraft use. Mk III only differed from the Mk II by the position of the radio, which was moved to the hull in order to free some space inside the turret. A variation with triple Oerlikons that was produced in very limited quantities. Due to Allied air superiority none of the AA versions saw much action.
