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2. Staghound Mk II: Had 76.2 mm howitzer placed in turret.
3. Staghound Mk III: Had Crusader tank turret with 75 mm gun mounted. Issued to heavy troops of armored car regiments.
4. Staghound AA:
5. Staghound Command: Turret removed and extra radio gear installed.
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