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    I've seen truckers do that with motorcycles. Maybe its a spare??? HeHeHe Thanks for sharing.
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    What area are you gonna hold down with that small tank?...Geez...a single 50 BMG would shred that thing...What was Tojo thinking?.....


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    Pre-War Japaneseicon thinking about tank operations was probably about as naive as U.S. thinking. Our thinking changed radically when we were confronted with the realities of tank-on-tank operations in the ETO. Facing less well armed opponents, Japan had no need for updating. By the time the U.S. began to roll up through the islands toward Japan, such innovation was not longer industrially feasible. That may have been bad for them, but it was certainly good for us! Sincerely. BruceV.

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    Here are two Japanese tanks


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    The back one has an M2 mounted to it!
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    tank

    To me it looks like he's taking it back to ship home as a war trophy for his gun room.

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    Good one! A tip of my helmet to you!


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    That is one lucky son of a gun!
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    Quote Originally Posted by A. F Medic View Post

    Back one is a US M24 Chaffee I believe,and script on both is Thai.

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