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Greetings,
A metal-detecting club in Russia has been finding loads of cool stuff in the Korsun area. One of the best items was an M4A2 chassis and seperate turret. I posted the whole story with addit ...

Greetings,
I am cleaning out some of my boxes and shelves and have encountered duplicates (and triplicates!) of several books. I am offering these to folks on the forum for reduced prices instead of ...

Jeff,
After David Doyle and I produced the photo-book M41 Walker Bulldog (distributed by Stevens International), I continued to to collect information on these very interesting vehicles. I would love ...

[quote="Joe_D"]Hi everyone,

John, the M48 at Volk field is an A0. When the M48's first came out there were two versions of the cupola, the one pictured here and then the enclosed version. They ...

Neil,
I am embarrassed to say, that, having shot 88 photos of this tank, I do not have a single one of the tow points or serial number!

I will have to reshoot this tank, as I wasn't too happy wi ...

[quote="Neil_Baumgardner"]John,
Can you give me an address or more specific location for this M47?

Neil[/quote]

Hi Neil,
This one is on Highway 53 in Holmen, Wisconsin, in front of a bank.

...

Bob,
Thanks so much! you are doing some fine sleuthing. I will be back in the Camp Dodge area again next weekend so could shoot more pics if necessary. Please let me know if there any other views th ...

BSmart and OldTop,

I feel horribly remiss...in about 100 photos, I cannot find a clear view of the Driver's hatch! One image attached that looks down over the gun mantlet and you can sort of see t ...

[quote="bsmart"]I just checked Hunnicutt and it appears that the 50 cal mount may not be standard. Hunnicutt says the Chrysler designed commanders hatch had 4 periscopes at the base. I don't see any ...

Hi Chris,
Thanks for the info. Even though this particular tank was pretty intact (not looted or vandalized), I couldn't find a data plate on the exterior like the one at Camp Dodge. However, I suspe ...

Thank you Doug...Those are some great links. Yes, indeed, it looks as though Camp Dodge's M47 is an Italian return with little doubt!

John

[quote="oldertop"]Rear grill doors on M48s don't automaticly mean "diesel engine powered" the hump (rear deck) and grilled doors where first intorduced on the M48A2 powered by a fuel injected gasolin ...

This is the second M47 that is confusing me. This one is near Onalaska, Wisconsin. Again, it seems to be a standard M47 EXCEPT for the missing secondary idler wheel. Does this variant have a specific ...

I am going to send this in two emails. The first contains attachments showing an M47 monument on display at Camp Dodge, Iowa. Again, I am confused by this vehicle, but because of the data plate, assum ...

Thank you Roy and Rob! I plowed through Hunnicutt's book covering the Patton, and I have to say, the secondary idler wheel has thrown me on a number of occasions. I have shot several pictures of monu ...

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Topic: M4 recovered in Russia
jagjetta Replies: 3 Views: 5741	Forum: AFV News Discussion Board Posted: Wed Nov 07, 2007 9:15 pm Subject: M4 recovered in Russia
jagjetta Replies: 3 Views: 5741	Greetings, A metal-detecting club in Russia has been finding loads of cool stuff in the Korsun area. One of the best items was an M4A2 chassis and seperate turret. I posted the whole story with addit ...
Topic: Cleaning out some mil vehicle books...
jagjetta Replies: 0 Views: 2889	Forum: AFV News Discussion Board Posted: Sat Sep 22, 2007 1:55 am Subject: Cleaning out some mil vehicle books...
jagjetta Replies: 0 Views: 2889	Greetings, I am cleaning out some of my boxes and shelves and have encountered duplicates (and triplicates!) of several books. I am offering these to folks on the forum for reduced prices instead of ...
Topic: Looking for M41 Walker Bulldog experts....
jagjetta Replies: 15 Views: 19473	Forum: AFV News Discussion Board Posted: Wed Aug 01, 2007 12:47 pm Subject: Re: Looking for M41 Walker Bulldog experts....
jagjetta Replies: 15 Views: 19473	Jeff, After David Doyle and I produced the photo-book M41 Walker Bulldog (distributed by Stevens International), I continued to to collect information on these very interesting vehicles. I would love ...
Topic: M48 but what designation?
jagjetta Replies: 24 Views: 22941	Forum: AFV News Discussion Board Posted: Mon Jul 16, 2007 11:53 am Subject: Re: M48 but what designation?
jagjetta Replies: 24 Views: 22941	[quote="Joe_D"]Hi everyone, John, the M48 at Volk field is an A0. When the M48's first came out there were two versions of the cupola, the one pictured here and then the enclosed version. They ...
Topic: Now...Some M47s. Variant designations?
jagjetta Replies: 5 Views: 6171	Forum: AFV News Discussion Board Posted: Mon Jul 16, 2007 11:50 am Subject: Re: Now...Some M47s. Variant designations?
jagjetta Replies: 5 Views: 6171	Neil, I am embarrassed to say, that, having shot 88 photos of this tank, I do not have a single one of the tow points or serial number! I will have to reshoot this tank, as I wasn't too happy wi ...
Topic: M47 Part II...Variant Designation?
jagjetta Replies: 5 Views: 6487	Forum: AFV News Discussion Board Posted: Mon Jul 16, 2007 11:42 am Subject: Re: M47 Part II...Variant Designation?
jagjetta Replies: 5 Views: 6487	[quote="Neil_Baumgardner"]John, Can you give me an address or more specific location for this M47? Neil[/quote] Hi Neil, This one is on Highway 53 in Holmen, Wisconsin, in front of a bank. ...
Topic: M48 but what designation?
jagjetta Replies: 24 Views: 22941	Forum: AFV News Discussion Board Posted: Fri Jul 13, 2007 1:44 pm Subject: Re: M48 but what designation?
jagjetta Replies: 24 Views: 22941	Bob, Thanks so much! you are doing some fine sleuthing. I will be back in the Camp Dodge area again next weekend so could shoot more pics if necessary. Please let me know if there any other views th ...
Topic: M48 but what designation?
jagjetta Replies: 24 Views: 22941	Forum: AFV News Discussion Board Posted: Fri Jul 13, 2007 11:25 am Subject: Re: M48 but what designation?
jagjetta Replies: 24 Views: 22941	BSmart and OldTop, I feel horribly remiss...in about 100 photos, I cannot find a clear view of the Driver's hatch! One image attached that looks down over the gun mantlet and you can sort of see t ...
Topic: M48 but what designation?
jagjetta Replies: 24 Views: 22941	Forum: AFV News Discussion Board Posted: Fri Jul 13, 2007 11:22 am Subject: Re: M48 but what designation?
jagjetta Replies: 24 Views: 22941	[quote="bsmart"]I just checked Hunnicutt and it appears that the 50 cal mount may not be standard. Hunnicutt says the Chrysler designed commanders hatch had 4 periscopes at the base. I don't see any ...
Topic: M47 Part II...Variant Designation?
jagjetta Replies: 5 Views: 6487	Forum: AFV News Discussion Board Posted: Thu Jul 12, 2007 6:33 pm Subject: Re: M47 Part II...Variant Designation?
jagjetta Replies: 5 Views: 6487	Hi Chris, Thanks for the info. Even though this particular tank was pretty intact (not looted or vandalized), I couldn't find a data plate on the exterior like the one at Camp Dodge. However, I suspe ...
Topic: Now...Some M47s. Variant designations?
jagjetta Replies: 5 Views: 6171	Forum: AFV News Discussion Board Posted: Thu Jul 12, 2007 2:06 pm Subject: Re: Now...Some M47s. Variant designations?
jagjetta Replies: 5 Views: 6171	Thank you Doug...Those are some great links. Yes, indeed, it looks as though Camp Dodge's M47 is an Italian return with little doubt! John
Topic: M48 but what designation?
jagjetta Replies: 24 Views: 22941	Forum: AFV News Discussion Board Posted: Thu Jul 12, 2007 1:52 pm Subject: Re: M48 but what designation?
jagjetta Replies: 24 Views: 22941	[quote="oldertop"]Rear grill doors on M48s don't automaticly mean "diesel engine powered" the hump (rear deck) and grilled doors where first intorduced on the M48A2 powered by a fuel injected gasolin ...
Topic: M47 Part II...Variant Designation?
jagjetta Replies: 5 Views: 6487	Forum: AFV News Discussion Board Posted: Thu Jul 12, 2007 12:14 pm Subject: M47 Part II...Variant Designation?
jagjetta Replies: 5 Views: 6487	This is the second M47 that is confusing me. This one is near Onalaska, Wisconsin. Again, it seems to be a standard M47 EXCEPT for the missing secondary idler wheel. Does this variant have a specific ...
Topic: Now...Some M47s. Variant designations?
jagjetta Replies: 5 Views: 6171	Forum: AFV News Discussion Board Posted: Thu Jul 12, 2007 12:06 pm Subject: Now...Some M47s. Variant designations?
jagjetta Replies: 5 Views: 6171	I am going to send this in two emails. The first contains attachments showing an M47 monument on display at Camp Dodge, Iowa. Again, I am confused by this vehicle, but because of the data plate, assum ...
Topic: M48 but what designation?
jagjetta Replies: 24 Views: 22941	Forum: AFV News Discussion Board Posted: Thu Jul 12, 2007 11:46 am Subject: Re: M48 but what designation?
jagjetta Replies: 24 Views: 22941	Thank you Roy and Rob! I plowed through Hunnicutt's book covering the Patton, and I have to say, the secondary idler wheel has thrown me on a number of occasions. I have shot several pictures of monu ...

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