Name that tank!

Looks American to me perhaps the T24e1

 

Not the T24E1.
It carried a very unusual weapon for a US vehicle the final product had a much more "mainstream" gun.

 

Is it the T20 Project that lead to the M26 Pershing?

 

Know little about the T20 but the end result was much lighter than an M-26.

 

T-22/ T-22E1?

 

T20E3 with a 77mm gun and torsion bar suspension?

 

Not a T20E3, think smaller.
BTW I have the T20E3 mounting a 76mm, so a US gun , not a "77mm" that was usually used to identify the "short recoil" derivative of the British 17lb, did some mount it?.
The gun on this tank was of British origin, but not the 17lb or one of it's derivatives.

 

Yes, there were several permutations of turret, gun, suspension

 

How about the T49

In the early 1940's America wanted a tank destroyer force so they tested the 57mm gun in a new vehicle, The weapon had a muzzle velocity of 2700+ feet per second, The range was about 2.5 miles, The vehicle was powered by two Buick engines and could reach speeds up to 50 mph

 

T49 Gun Motor Carriage is correct, AFAIK one of the few US vehicles to carry the 6lb AT gun, the vehicle eventually evolved into the M18 Hellcat.

Your go

 

Can you guys and gals give me as much info as possible on this please View attachment 13287

 

Deep down it looks like it's a T34, a bit unfair to post the worl's most produced tank and expect us not to recognize it

Sa that very picture recentlly, I remember something like "concrete tank" ... must be getting old.

 

I'll give you that as that's about the same info I have except it was a prototype with a concrete suit on so the vehicle could be used as a pill box, Similar idea to the British concrete lorry

Your go

 

I have seen that before but I can't remember the designation.

 

Bison 1 and bison 11

 

Your go Tos

 

Should not be too hard

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The British A30 Cruiser tank Challenger

 

No, that tank would dwarf a mere Challenger.

 

It resides at Bovington tank museum but I can't remember its name