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- Destoyed AMC 35
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- AMC 35 tank
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- Abandoned ACG-1 2
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- ACG-1 1940 3
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- ACG-1 Belgium 1940
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- ACG-1 tanks
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- French tank AMC 35 rear view
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- ACG-1 1940 2
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- Abandoned ACG-1
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- ACG-1 Belgium 1940 2
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- Destroyed ACG-1 2
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- Burning AMC 35 and Renault UE
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- AMC 35 and Renault UE at a railway station
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- Belgian tank AGC-1
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- ACG-1 tank
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- Medium cavalry tank ACG-1
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- ACG-1 1940
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- AMC 35 at a railway station
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- Abandoned ACG-1 4
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- Destroyed ACG-1 3
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- Abandoned ACG-1 3
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- Captured ACG-1 on the exhibition “Der Sieg im Westen” 1940/41
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- Abandoned ACG-1 at Montlhéry, June 1940
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- Renault AMC 35 upper view
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- Destroyed Renault ACG-1, Belgium 1940
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- AMC 35 at a railway station 2
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- Destoyed AMC 35 2
The Renault AMC 35 (also known under a manufacturer’s designation ACG-1) was a French cavalry tank of the later Interwar era that served in the Second World War. It was produced as a result of the change of the specification that had led to the design of the AMC 34.