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The Churchill Crocodile, 14 Regiment RAC (The Buffs) Amazon In the following years itBy Tim Saunders and Richard Hone Hardback The British Army started the development of flame throwers in 1938, but progress was slow and interest was side lined after Dunkirk while the army reequipped. Investment in a flame throwing tank only returned to the agenda thanks to interest by General Percy Hobart when he developed funnies for 79th Armoured Division and the concept gained the support of General Sir Alan Brooke. 141 (The Buffs) Regiment RAC