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12-247 Garand Picture of the Day - Siapan
Medium tank leading men of Company K, 106th Infantry, into Death Valley on Saipan Island - June 24, 1944...
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What a high profile they have. No hiding that amour!
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Originally Posted by
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amour
Pardon? I thought we were talking tanks...
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He He He!!! I guess you're right. There really isn't any armor in amour or a Stewart! 
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I do find it interesting that there were still some of these older pattern tanks around at that point...(all funin' aside)
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An M3A3 Turret ( or M5A1) with those hatch's.
Last edited by Sarge1998; 09-04-2013 at 01:44 PM.
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Rear deck looks a mite high for a M3 , I'd guess a M5 .
These were still effective against the small Jap tanks even till the war's end. They never fielded a bazooka type weapon .
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I'd guess a M5 .
So, with no natural enemies, this small varmint class animal could live long and be useful.
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