amtrac

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Alligator Tank

  • mambo1935 said:
    grace!
  • Jakko Westerbeke said:
    The vehicle is an LVT (4), nicknamed “Buffalo” in British service.* It is not a tank but an amphibious transport vehicle — “LVT (4)” standing for Landing Vehicle, Tracked (Mark 4). * It would have been called an Alligator by American troops, but this one belonged to a British unit.
  • Jakko Westerbeke said:
    Location is about 51.5223° N 3.4403° E. The wooden structure on the left is a large groyne (wooden posts to prevent sand being washed away from the beach) officially called “Zuiderhoofd” but better known locally as “’t Grôôt Ôôd” (or in standard Dutch: “het Groot Hoofd”).

The U.S. Marines salute the U.S. Coast Guard after the fury of battle had subsided and the Japanese on Guam had been defeated. "They (the Coast Guard) Put Us Here and We Intend to Stay" is the way the Marines felt about it., ca. 08/1944.

  • Franks Photos! said:
    Semper Fi.............to another part of our Greatest Generation

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  • Kai Heinrich said:
    Dies ist einer der Elverischen Höfe in Büderich bei Wesel während der Überquerung der Allierten über den Rhein im März 1945, auf der anderen Rheinseite wartete Spellen. Demnach könnten die Militär-Fahrzeuge auf dem Bild zum 119. Infanterie Regiment, 30. US-Division der 9. US-Arme gehören.