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Kenosha Sherman

Discussion in 'The Tanks of World War 2' started by Boba Nette, Jul 12, 2005.

  1. Boba Nette

    Boba Nette New Member

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    Taken at the Kenoshe Military Museum in Wisconsin.
     
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    :eek:

    I never knew there were M4A3E8/105s!

    Edit: messed up the 3 and the 4, made it look a bit silly
     
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    Betty Boop? :D

    Nice looking tank by the way ;)
     
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    They fitted a lot of tanks with low velocity artilary pieces as infantry support weapons. The 105mm is not an AT gun

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    That's the person standing in front of the tank - can you see the likeness?

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    :D :lol: :D
     
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    I knew of the existence of the M4/105, but I never knew they actually made some specimens of this support weapon with the new Easy Eight suspension.
     
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    erm, what difference does the suspension make? If it fitted the old one, it would presumably fit the new one?

    FNG
     
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    Yes but as far as I know, not many HVSS suspensions were made, most being outfitted with the 76mm gun.
     
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    Modified for the Korean War maybe?
     

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