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Land Warfare Armor, semi-tracked vehicles, soft skinned vehicles, artillery and specialty heavy weapons

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Old March 15th, 2008, 09:29 PM
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A "Red Ball Express" lorry?
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A "Red Ball Express" lorry?
I think you're pretty damn close, McCoy. What ever it was was carrying a lot of ammo. You can see empty cases and what looks like unfired shells scattered all around the the dirt that mounds the crater.
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Man I really like these destoyed vehicle pics, thanks guys.
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Scrap Metal Photo Challenge #3



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A JS-2 knocked out in a field in Hungary, 1944



A clutter of wrecked German vehicles, date and location unknown



A Pz. IV smashed by artillery fire near Gembloux, Belgium, date unknown
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That's either an M13/40, Semovente or a M14/41, most likely an M13/40.
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That's either an M13/40, Semovente or a M14/41, most likely an M13/40.
M13/40 it is Urban! What gave it away, the exhausts?
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A lot of things really. The return roller, the torpedo wall, the drive sprocket, the tracks, the exhaust n' the engine deck.
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A smashed Panther on the Western Front 1944



A badly damaged T-34 in Poland, 1944



A mangled T-26 in Russia, 1942



A smashed and partially buried lend-lease Valentine near Smolensk
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A JS-2 knocked out in a field in Hungary, 1944



A clutter of wrecked German vehicles, date and location unknown



A Pz. IV smashed by artillery fire near Gembloux, Belgium, date unknown
Man that looks like an Early War Panzer III to me . Cant see the first sets of wheels to count em though...but the gun looks like a 50mm and the Commanders Hatch is far and in the back like the Early III's And the Laoder and Gunner's Hatches on the turret sides look like the Early single door ones on the III's
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