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British Sherman advancing through the village of St Charles-de-Percy in Calvados, Normandy, Aug 1944.
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Looking a gouge in the armour plate made by a 50mm anti-tank round, somewhere in Libya, June 1942.
Does anybody recognize what type of AFV that is?
I'd say an M3 Grant or Lee ... but that front hatch (missing) is hinged wrong ...
I was thinking it is a Brit inside and Axis vehicle ... like maybe a PzIII or an M13/40.
I was looking at the MG in proximity to the cannon and searching Allied tanks of 1942 and none seem to have turret MG like that.
Maybe a 38(t) but like Rico says the hatch hinge seems wrong,
Maybe a 38(t) but like Rico says the hatch hinge seems wrong,
Upon further consideration, I think its is either an M3 Lee or M3 Grant. When the shell impacted the front of the tank, it appears to have knocked the hatch off of the tank.
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Yes, that's right, a Grant tank. This is mentioned in the source. Sorry for not mentioning it at the time.
1940. A13 Cruiser Mark IV tanks being loaded onto railway trucks at an Egyptian quayside after being unloaded from ships.
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Detail on turret of a Cromwell tank knocked out near Villers-Bocage on June 1944.
I would have liked to see how quickly they can reload it.
It was a crazy system.
At about the 1:15 mark.....
It was a crazy system.
At about the 1:15 mark.....
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Matilda in Findon village, Eng. 1941
Sgt: "This is where the pub is in the next village...."
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Female workers painting the engine deck of a Crusader cruiser tank , England, 1941.
I always thought they used spray paint.
Looks like the job is already done and it's just a bit of finishing up they are doing.
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You must admit that it is well disguised. Crusader tank, N. Africa, 1942.
