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Any tank nuts here? WW1, WW2 Korea, Vietnam?

Not a tank but they just received these at the local National Guard.

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I was wondering what the heck is with the slammed suspension on these? Here's a small clip of what they're all about.
 
I suspect that is an air ride suspension. I wonder if it could be self-sealing regarding small arms fire.
Need to secure that empty MG mount before they make their next video.
 
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T26E3 Pershing part of the Zebra Mission Pershing tanks deployed to Europe in January 1945 that saw combat. The front has concrete applied to front of the chassis of the tank to prevent penetration from the gun on the Tiger II.
 
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M36 35th Infantry Division 654th Tank Destroyer Battalion in Oberbrauch Germany 1945​

 
j-c-c-62 said:
I have tried to be a well-versed student of WW2 history for the past few decades.
My ignorance as to immense part Stugs and their copycats played in war from the get-go has only in the last few years started to decline.
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MSN 30,000???? :eek:
 
It was the most-produced German fully tracked armoured fighting vehicle,[4] and second-most produced German armored combat vehicle of any type after the Sd.Kfz. 251 half-track.
Approximately 10,000 StuG IIIs of various types were produced from 1940 to 1945 by Alkett (~7,500) and from 1943 to 1945 by MIAG (2,586). From April to July 1944, some 173 Panzer IIIs were converted into StuG III Ausf. Gs. The 1,299 StuH 42z and the 12 conversions from the StuG III were solely built by Alkett.[1]
 
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