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Sexton I

The Sexton was a self‑propelled gun built in Canada for the British Army, based on the nearly identical American Priest. Production began in 1943, and it was equipped with a 25‑pounder howitzer. Around 2,150 vehicles were built. During the war, the Sexton was mainly used in support of armored divisions, particularly in Northwest Europe.






