Hi guys,
I'm trying to find photos of Post-WWII M36(B2) tank destroyer usage. I've found the shots on JED and Chars Francais, as well as in the "standard" Squadron and Concord books on Korea and Vietnam, but I was hoping to find more...
1) Are the New Vanguard and Squadron on the M10/36 of any use for Post-WWII?
2) Does anyone have any shots of Post-WWII vehicles, or knows where I might find more? I'm interested in Vietnam (French), Pakistan, and Yugoslavia.
Thanks a lot
Olaf
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Posted: Saturday, January 03, 2004 - 03:30 PM UTC
I believe they were in service up to 1953 I found a book was tells all about the service http://www.ospreypublishing.com/title_detail.php/title=S4698~ser=VND I hope that this will help you
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Posted: Saturday, January 03, 2004 - 10:00 PM UTC
There is a book called "The Balkans on fire" by Yves Debay & James Hill.
It's a Concord series no 4009.
There you have a bunch of images of M36 during the war in Croatia and Bosnia.
The book is realy good and offers 96 pages of colour images on various equipment used in the conflict, including UN-vehicles.
/Thord
It's a Concord series no 4009.
There you have a bunch of images of M36 during the war in Croatia and Bosnia.
The book is realy good and offers 96 pages of colour images on various equipment used in the conflict, including UN-vehicles.
/Thord
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Posted: Saturday, January 03, 2004 - 10:21 PM UTC
check this one out some nice pics
http://stef124.tripod.com/helket.htm
as u can see in this link some of both M18 and M36 are STILL in usage by Serbian army actualy few months ago i think i even saw one in real life .
if u need translation of some text from serbian pls contact me
http://stef124.tripod.com/helket.htm
as u can see in this link some of both M18 and M36 are STILL in usage by Serbian army actualy few months ago i think i even saw one in real life .
if u need translation of some text from serbian pls contact me
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Posted: Sunday, January 04, 2004 - 05:13 AM UTC
Thanks for the info guys!
Olaf
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2) Does anyone have any shots of Post-WWII vehicles, or knows where I might find more? I'm interested in Vietnam (French), Pakistan, and Yugoslavia.
Olaf,
Here's a few shots of one that is in the collection at the Virginia Museum of Military Vehicles. This vehicle is unrestored and was sent to the museum from some part of the "slavic" eastern europe.
M36 Jackson
Later,
Tim