The British Commonwealth forces in World War II fielded the Universal Carrier, produced and used in England, Canada, and Australia as the Universal or Bren Gun Carrier, as well as in the U.S. as the T-16. The unit was used to tow artillery and in various other support and transportation roles as gun carriage and general purpose light armor.
Five models were produced during WW II:
Universal Mark I: produced by Ford of Canada.
Universal Mark II: minor upgrade of Mk I.
T-16: U.S. upgrade with an additional road wheel, produced by Ford
Windsor: Canadian upgrade with an additional road wheel