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M-3 tanks and crews, Ft. Knox, Ky. (LOC)

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  • Stephanie Stout said:
    A powerful looking photo of an almost worthless tank that was obsolete before it was ever built. It's saving grace was that these M-3's could be thrown together quickly to save the British in North Africa from being overrun by German tin cans. The M-3's did provide some useful training for our tank crews until the M-4 Shermans came along, and the chassis was adapted as a platform for the 105mm SP howitzer.
  • Rafael Nascimento said:
    yo joe!!
  • Dave Stannard said:
    Panzer fodder useless piece of junk, even the Russians could design much better tanks.
  • makeithapn said:
    WOW! This whole series is unbelievable!!!
  • special distribution said:
    Grand Lee tank

CO 1069-15-4

  • Scott Kraft said:
    Not sure what kind of armoured car it is but it looks like it is armed with a Boys Anti-tank Rifle and a Vickers MG

Armoured car held up for a time on the main Harbonnieres Road by fallen trees

  • Pixel Wrangler said:
    Photo caption from AWM: "An armoured car, carrying a French flag, moving up the main Amiens Road from Warfusee Abancourt during the advance of the 15th Australian Infantry Brigade. The two soldiers on the right are unidentified."
  • shaky position said:
    Come si possa pensare che l'uomo si studia sempre 'giocattoli' nuovi per fare la guerra...
  • Marlene Packwood said:
    What a heath robinson affair this armoured car is - seems to be dustbins bolted together
  • jdshephe46 said:
    This appears to be an Austin 1918 pattern car, probably belonging to the 17th (Armored Car) Battalion of the Tank Corps. This unit was in action in France from March of 1918. I don't believe the flag is a French Tricolor, but rather a two-color signal flag - probably red and white. See: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Austin_Armoured_Car and www.tanks-encyclopedia.com/ww1/gb/Austin_Armoured_Car.php