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batch arriving in Iran in May 1937, although the armament was shipped separately and wasn't installed until November 1937. The Iranians were well pleased with their vehicles and planned to order between 100 and 300 additional "AH-IV"s, but the outbreak of World War II prevented any follow-through. Their tankettes were the smallest of the series at only and differed only slightly in size from the Romanian "R-1" tankettes that followed it on the production lines. It could only climb an obstacle high, had a range of
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