French M4A2 Sherman coated in Zimmerite, used sometime during the First Indochina War
Blindados de la de la IIGM
- Tema iniciado gery
- Fecha de inicio
German Stug III,s moving to the front by rail at Liubotyn, west of Kharkiv, Ukraine, 1941.
The Battle of Imphal-Kohima March - July 1944: A British M3 Lee tank crosses a river north of Imphal to meet the Japanese advance. The M3 was considered obsolete for the European Theatre by mid 1943, but was more than adequate for the British vs. IJA tanks in the China India Burma Theatre.
A 41.M Turán II tank crossing a waterway during the Battle of Debrecen, October 6-29, 1944. (The Tank Museum of Bovington)
ISU-122, Western Ukraine, 1944
British Priest 105mm SPG in Monte Cassino, Italy, 1944.
Marder III on the outskirts of Stalingrad, August 1942.
A Panzer II and its crew during a pre-war exercise, 1938.
Renault R 35 disembarking from a ferry off the French coast during German training for Operation Sea Lion (Unternehmen Seelöwe), 1940. (ECPAD)
American M1917 light tanks arrive at the Canadian Armoured Corps Training Centre at Camp Borden, Ontario, October 1940. Since neutral America couldnt sell weapons to a country at war the tanks were classified as scrap metal
A line of Japanese Type 2 Ka-mi amphibious tanks surrendered to the Soviets by Japanese forces near the close of WW2 on Shumshu Island - August, 1945
The photo below is dated August 1, 1944 and symbolizes the long anticipated return by the Free French 2nd Armored Division to "la terre sacrée de France." Sherman tank “Moghrane” of the 2ème Escadron, 12ème RCA (Régiment de Chasseurs d’Afrique) is seen here coming ashore on Utah Beach.
Cruiser Mk IV on a firing range in Malta in March 1942
Captain D. Begin and Lieutenant Benny Veilleux work on a Canadian-manufactured Ram Tank. These AFVs were used primarily for training and did not see action as battle tanks, though a large number were converted into APCs, flamethrower carriers and armoured observation posts.
Panther gearbox
T-60, Moscow, November 7, 1941.
Chinese Panzer 1 tanks on display after the Imperial Japanese Army captured them during the Battle of Nanking(1937).
A StuG III #Ps.531-10 at the 1952 Finnish Defence Forces Flag Day parade in Helsinki. This particular StuG had 11 confirmed kills during the summer of 1944, and today sits in the Finnish Armoured Brigade's garrison in Parola.
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