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OT Bonus - T28 Super Heavy Tank
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And of course it would be the center connector of the inside track that would need service...breaking track would take a week and 30 guys...that monster would be a crew killer for maint.
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I was thinking the same thing Jim bit like the Tigers road wheels having to remove 5 of them just to get to one at the very inside! Bet the crew could have a party inside that thing depending on what apparatus they had for ammo storage and loading would have to be 2 piece ammo!.....what a monster seen B/W pics of it but the colour ones and next to another smaller tank shows just how big it was. Thanks Mark
Also 1 LCT per tank!
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The size of the main gun tube says there isn't much room left inside for the crew.
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Is that one of those little "airborne" tanks it's compared with?
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Last night I was watching a British
WWII show, a timeline of the war, and they displayed this tank as an example of a German
tank. Heheheghe. I guess it does look like a Jagdpanzer.
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The second photo looking down on it from behind it certainly has the same characteristics of a Chieftain
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Originally Posted by
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Is that one of those little "airborne" tanks it's compared with?
I believe you are correct. It looks like a M22 Locust airborne light tank.
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You just gotta love Army propagandists (PAO). The T28 is a huge tank in its own right but to compare it to what was the smallest US tank of WW2 makes it look like a "Goliath" instead of a bigger brother.
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