Okay, here's mine to add to the collection....by Magnum photographer Burt Glinn....Cuba around 1956...Castro/ Che....and i guess I don't need to point out the tracks for anyone.

Lot's of great photos and I'm saving most!

Here's one out of the mainstream, a Ugandan M4A1E8:



LOVE that shade of green -- YOW!

I think the white marks are bird crap.

Hi guys, I've found a full-colour pic, seems to be Shermans on the move...



Enjoy, John.

Oops...ought to be bigger, My mistake..sorry, John.

Here you go Guys 3 more for your delectation




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Pete

Howdy fellas,

Great shots guys!.....keep 'em coming! Strombringer, I've never been afraid of a haystack before, but I suppose there's always a first time!

I'm lovin' the photos gentlemen, and in an effort to find something 'different', ....here's a 'fascine-firing' Sherman photo........hope you like.



apparently the fascine super structure was attached to the turret ring so that, after releasing the first set of fascine, the turret would turn, and release the second set....

As an additional item....who can identify the trailer the Sherman is sitting on, and the truck that is pulling the trailer? It's not hard, but then, I didn't start this off as a Quiz now did I? :-)

Tread.

I would say the truck is a Scammell The trailer i am not sure

And 3 more hehe









have fun
Pete

That M4 Composite with a 76mm is an interesting variant. Is that a photo of a test vehicle?

Some more composites:

The truck/trailer combination is known as the M19. It's an M20 Diamond T Model 980/981 6x4 pulling an M9 Rogers 45 ton tank trailer. Pretty common combination in the MTO and ETO.

Bob Holt

Ohhhhh......you show-off!!! :-) :-)

Tread.

I'll play along, too. The only problem is I don't know what type conversion this one is....

Here's another cool shot..............


Patrick

Hi Guys
Just thought I'd add some more pics










Pete