USA: Early M4 hulls with L40 gun?

Griefbringer · #1 October 28th, 2016, 08:58 AM

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Originally Posted by Mobhack

(I can see why we Brits renamed US things with real names in WW2, not some M-number and a jumble of letters and digits..

Which M3, did sir mean - the light tank M3, half track M3, the medium tank M3, the M3 SMG, the Tractor Crane (2 ton) M3. Much easier to use proper names for things!

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Don't forget the M3 howitzer (not to be confused with M3 gun).

Copernicus · #2 October 28th, 2016, 12:36 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Griefbringer

Quote:

Originally Posted by Mobhack

Which M3, did sir mean - the light tank M3, half track M3, the medium tank M3, the M3 SMG, the Tractor Crane (2 ton) M3. Much easier to use proper names for things!

)

Don't forget the M3 howitzer (not to be confused with M3 gun).

Heh. Yeah, it's pretty crazy.

"Is there some reason a robot made of wax can't take a nap standing up in the middle of a bunch of wax robots? Or does that confuse you?"

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MkJDuLbR170

Pibwl · #3 October 29th, 2016, 02:08 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Griefbringer

Quote:

Originally Posted by Mobhack

(I can see why we Brits renamed US things with real names in WW2, not some M-number and a jumble of letters and digits..

Which M3, did sir mean - the light tank M3, half track M3, the medium tank M3, the M3 SMG, the Tractor Crane (2 ton) M3. Much easier to use proper names for things!

)

Don't forget the M3 howitzer (not to be confused with M3 gun).

And how about M3 Scout car?