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Weapons of War The machinery of warfare. .
31 Jul 10, 04:18
Real Name: Miloš
Join Date: May 2009
Location: Belgrade
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Quote:
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Gixxer86g
Was the turret on the T-55/M-18 traversable?Or was it simply welded in place?
I don't know.
But if it was welded it would be unusable as a weapon, and this vehicle was made to be used in real conditions - so I would guess it was traversable.
03 Aug 10, 19:48
Real Name: Dante
Join Date: May 2007
Location: North Carolina
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Technically not a tank, but...
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03 Aug 10, 19:57
Real Name: Garry
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Looks like a Panther chasis.
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04 Aug 10, 07:03
Real Name: Jim Geoghegan
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Location: Clifton,NJ
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Cougar, you have to change the name of the file when you post the pic, otherwise we know where to look!
Anyway, I couldn't find another site that had any info on that conversion, at least in the 15 minutes or so that I looked.
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04 Aug 10, 15:46
Real Name: Dante
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I know it's not mine, and the chassis is obvious...
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04 Aug 10, 16:38
Real Name: Jim Geoghegan
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Quote:
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cougar1
I know it's not mine, and the chassis is obvious...
The sign on the front of the crane is in French, and the Panzernet site where the photo is from describes it as being in France.
A lot of Sherman chassis also ended up as construction, logging and farm equipment after the war.
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06 Aug 10, 06:47
Real Name: Miloš
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If we are done with previous question, here is a tough one...
06 Aug 10, 06:58
Real Name: Garry
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Damn image shack..... clicked on the pic and my computer said I got a Trojan.
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06 Aug 10, 09:11
Real Name: Miloš
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Here it is attached....
06 Aug 10, 19:22
Join Date: Mar 2010
Location: Fredericton
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Quote:
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vathra
If we are done with previous question, here is a tough one...
British Morris armored car ?????????
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07 Aug 10, 16:58
Real Name: Miloš
Join Date: May 2009
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No, it is french, made before war by artillery tractor producer, but it remained as a prototype.
01 Sep 10, 06:02
Real Name: Nikola Sandic
Join Date: Mar 2009
Location: Trieste
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After a month of silence,can you enlight us with a solution?
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01 Sep 10, 07:41
Real Name: Miloš
Join Date: May 2009
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Automitrailleuse de Découverte LATIL AMD, from 1935.
http://www.avant-train-latil.com/AMD.php
It was prototype, and it lost against AMD PANHARD 178.
Latil was more famous for artillery tractors.
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