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[Raider4]

M3 White Scout Car also

Did you mean the M3 submachine gun, the M3 37mm gun or the M3 75mm gun?

There's also an M3 90mm gun, and an M3 105mm howitzer. 

[toxicpixie]

There's also an M3 90mm gun, and an M3 105mm howitzer. 

Any more lurking around there... paging all M3... things...

[Raider4]

Any more lurking around there... paging all M3... things...

The M3 machine gun, a variant of the M2 (aka Browning .50 cal). Both of which use the M2 tripod. Also the M3 submachine gun (aka "grease gun").

[steve_holmes_11]

Two versions of the US 75mm fitted to the M3 Medium tank - the M2 (31 calibers) and the longer M3 (40 calibers). The M3 was also used on the M4 Medium tank.

And . . .

The Americans don't make it easy, do they. There's at least an M3 Medium tank, an M3 gun, an M3 Light tank and an M3 Half-track that I can name right off the bat.

It's how Bilko kept his job in logistics without ever delivering any vehicles to frontline units.

[steve_holmes_11]

Any more lurking around there... paging all M3... things...

M3 fighting knife, the one you DO bring to a gunfight.

[Lord Kermit of Birkenhead]

Just to confuse you further - they changed all the numbers in the late 40's or early 50's.

[fsn]

M3 37mm AT Gun
M3 Binoculars
M3 Diaphragm Gas Mask
M3 Shoulder holster
M3 Bombers Helmet

[toxicpixie]

Put your M3 on, grab your M3 and man the M3 on the M3, make sure you tighten your M3 and M3 and have the M3 sheathed, and don't hit the M3!

[fsn]

Did you know the Germans knocked the nose off of a captured Spitfire and welded on a more powerful Diamler-Benz nose? It was said to have been faster than a Spitfire and more maneuverable than a Bf-109 and could fly faster and climb higher than any German or British plane at the time. Only one was ever built as the Germans did not know how to build a Spitfire. The prototype was destroyed later in the war during an allied bombing.

Which is the opposite of the Ha112 which was a Spanish plane with the body of a Me109 and a Merlin engine ... as seen in the Battle of Britain (1969) and Dunkirk (2017)

[fsn]

A Centurion Armoured Vehicle Royal Engineers crosses a trench using a fascine it has just laid. This was carried on the cradle above the front wheel, which could also be used for a roll of trackway. The demolition gun is traversed to the rear, pointing at the stowage bin. Usually on the rear of the turret, this has been moved out of the way of the fascine. AVREs were hugely versatile vehicles, with the mobility and protection to operate alongside tanks in the front lines.

[paulr]

...using a fascine it has just laid. This was carried on the cradle above the front wheel, which could also be used for a roll of trackway.

You learn something every day

Thanks Nobby

[toxicpixie]

The AVRE is full of lovely words.

Petard.

Fascine.

Centurion.

[Orcs]

The AVRE is full of lovely words.

Petard.

Fascine.

Centurion.

Don't say things like that you will make Nobby have to have a cold showers 

[toxicpixie]

I do my best to spread joy

[FierceKitty]

The AVRE is full of lovely words.

Petard.

Fascine.

Centurion.

You know what the first of those means, n'est ce pas?

[toxicpixie]

I've hoisted my flag, and will sit upon it.

Another good one -

Glacis.

[T13A]

Hi

OK, I know it is not in the picture, but it was a Centurion ARV (out of picture to the right) pulling my Chieftain out of a sticky situation when my driver decided to go to near to the edge of an embankment during a squadron night move on excercise in Germany in 1976:





Cheers Paul

[Techno II]

As I know 'bog all' about tanks.....and have never been in any sort of armoured vehicle.....I have difficulty in understanding how the tank (above) didn't flip over.

Hats off to those who have been in something like that.

Cheers - Astounded of Wales.

[fsn]

Very low centre of gravity.

[toxicpixie]

Whoops