Any tank nuts here? WW1, WW2 Korea, Vietnam?
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Saw these today. What are they?
Saw these today. What are they?
my guess is U.S. Army M3 Bradley CFV
Heading west or east?
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The picture I took they were heading west from Hanover Pa. The location was at the quarry where they stop, backup into the quarry to either drop off or pick up gravity bin cars, then continue west.
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M48 Patton Tank. 1/69th Armor, 4th Infantry Division. Dak To Vietnam 1967. 54-year-old prints of pics taken with a cheap Kodak Instamatic 104 camera.
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M109 self-propelled 155mm howitzer battery. Dug-in near the bridge between Dak To & Ben Het Vietnam in early 1968. Like tanks but technically not.
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Business end of an M110 8" self-propelled gun. Like a tank on steroids. Effective to 35,635 yards. Equivalent to guns used on US Navy Battle Cruisers. Picture taken at the bridge between Dak To & Ben Het Vietnam in early 1968. This one was attached to the US Army's 4th Infantry Division.
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