Name that Vehicle

In a similar vein..

 

You know of my Chaffee soft-spot...
M37 HMC, intended to replace the Priest.
M37 105mm Howitzer Motor Carriage Walk Around Page 1
TOADMAN'S TANK PICTURES M37 105MM HMC

I thought that project never really went anywhere, but I see some look to have made it into Spanish service beyond the US handful? How queer.

Of course it is.. over to you again.

 

Well I thought it was easy

It's a very early T-54 isn't it.. 1945/6

 

Hmm Mk.1 T-54 Vs Mk.1 Cent ?

anyway ta,

 

Is it a captured Somua MCG and in to a APC by the Germans?

 

Is it a captured Somua MCG and in to a APC by the Germans?

Not French.. or German

 

I like tanks i seem to get planes better

 

Looks like it was based on chassis of ZIS-42 prime mover. Soviet?

 

Looks like it was based on chassis of ZIS-42 prime mover. Soviet?

Thats right.. TB-42, five produced in 1943.

Back to you.

 

Why this carrier is so special?

http://www.ww2talk.com/forum/attachment.php?attachmentid=64807&stc=1&d=1318420138

 

Captured Carrier on the Russian front. Outfitted as a remotely controlled explosive charge carrier.

 

Captured Carrier on the Russian front. Outfitted as a remotely controlled explosive charge carrier.

That's correct. Your turn

 

In keeping with that theme, why is this Sherman so special?

 

Firefly? is the only thing I can think of as i can't make the picture bigger lol.

Edit or a captured one used by the Germans.

 

Maybe this

The cramped tank was nicknamed "Bomb", one of four Canadian-built Sherman tanks in B Squadron of The Sherbrooke Fusiliers. It was among scores of Canadian tanks that dropped out of landing craft off Juno Beach on D-Day , roared through heaving seas to join the chaos on the beaches of Normandy.

"Bomb" was the only Canadian tank that rolled unstopped from D-Day to VE-Day, fighting its way from the beaches of France through Holland and into Germany. It travelled 4000 kilometers, fired 6000 rounds and never missed a day of action.

BombTank

 

You got it.

Only one tank from hundreds!

 

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