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All nationalities Post-1945 tanks:

the.shadock.free.fr/postww2.html :

Post-WW2 vehicles based on Sherman chassis
Post-WW2 vehicles based on T-34 chassis
Russian T-10 heavy tanks
Russian ASU-57 and ASU-85 tanks Russian PT-76 and Chinese Type 63 Amphibious light tanks
Russian ZSU-23-4 self-propelled anti-aircraft guns
Russian ZSU-57-2 self-propelled anti-aircraft guns
Russian AFV Based Tactic Missiles Launchers
American M46 Patton tanks
American M44 self-propelled howitzers
American M56 Scorpion and XM104 self-propelled guns
American M50 Ontos self-propelled guns
American M52, M53 and M55 self-propelled guns
American M60A2 tanks
American M103 Heavy tanks
American M107 self-propelled guns
American M108 and T195E1 self-propelled guns
American M728 Combat Engineering Vehicles
American M551 Sheridan Armored Reconnaissance Airborne Assault Vehicle
American M247 Sergeant York and T249 Vigilante self-propelled anti-aircraft guns
American M49 and M76 Otter amphibious carriers
American LVTP5 Armoured Amphibious Vehicles
French Panhard EBR-75, EBR-90 and EBR VTT
British Charioteers tank destroyers
British Conqueror tanks and Conqueror based ARVs
German Jagdpanzer Kanone, Beobachtungspanzer, Raketenjagdpanzer 1 and 2, Gefechtsfeld Versuchsträger GVT 04, Marder w/ Leopard 1 gun
Swiss Pz 58 and Pz 61 tanks
Swiss Pz 68 and Pz 68/88 tanks
Swedish Stridsvagn 74, Stridsvagn 103 tanks and Infanterikanonvagn 91 AFVs
Swedish Pansarbandvagn 301 AFVs
Swedish Ikv 102, Ikv103, Lvrbv 701, Akv 151, Bkan 1, Strv KRV, Strf 90 AFVs

New Register on: the.shadock.free.fr/postww2.html

Czechoslowakian OT-810 Half-Tracks (post-war vehicle based on the German SdKfz 251)

Czechoslowakian Praga PLDvK vz. 53/59 "Ješt?rka"

American M75 Armored Personal Carriers

New Register on: the.shadock.free.fr/postww2.html

Russian BRDM-1 amphibious armored scout cars

Russian BTR-152 armoured personnel carrier

Russian BTR-40 armoured personnel carriers

Hungarian D-442 FUG armoured scout cars

Hungarian D-944 PSzH armoured scout cars

Dutch DAF YP408 armored cars

Belgian FN 4RM-62F armored cars

Excellent Work.

I'm going thru my files to try and find some decent shots of a few different vehicles that may have been overlooked.

Here is one for the M551 Sheridan register:

This M551 is located at the Vehicle Recovery Area, Ft McCoy WI:





More later
Don

New Register:

Israel and Arab States improvised armoured fighting vehicles

www.massimocorner.com/...ed_AFV.pdf

hi
what about the VT 34 at Duxford which is privatly owned
ossie

In which register would I find the M4A3E4 and M4A1E6, i.e. US postwar conversions of Shermans with 75mm turrets armed with 76mm guns?

Claus B

- ossie

what about the VT 34 at Duxford which is privatly owned
ossie

Thanks for the VT-34 I found a photo of it in photo gallery with all Post-WWII Duxford vehicles:
s110605900.websitehome...smain2.htm

- clausb

In which register would I find the M4A3E4 and M4A1E6, i.e. US postwar conversions of Shermans with 75mm turrets armed with 76mm guns?

I think the M4AE4 and M4A1E6 are upgrades of WW2 Shermans and not major conversion so they aren't in Surviving Post-WWII Vehicles Based On Sherman Tanks Register www.massimocorner.com/...ermans.pdf

and for now there aren't planed for publishing (beside the versions: Grizzly and Firefly) other Registers with Sherman tanks.

- bialy-r

I think the M4AE4 and M4A1E6 are upgrades of WW2 Shermans and not major conversion so they aren't in Surviving Post-WWII Vehicles Based On Sherman Tanks Register www.massimocorner.com/...ermans.pdf

By their very nature, all Sherman upgrades has to be upgrades of WW2 Shermans....

Anyway, I'll have to disagree with you on that one. Both conversions where made post-war (starting 1950 IIRC) and the work done was major - at least in some cases.

Those delivered to the Danish Army were M4A3 105mm hulls which were modified to carry 76mm ammunition in wet-stowage containers. The turrets were replaced by 75mm mm turrets and re-armed with 76mm guns.

The upgrade was made specifically to deal with a post-war need for vehicles MDAP vehicles and they served exclusively in post WWII armies and conflicts.

I dont see how they are any different from the Israeli conversions?

cbo

New registers on:
the.shadock.free.fr/postww2.html :

British Oxford Carriers and Cambridge Carriers

French ARL-44 heavy tanks

Russian IS-4 heavy tanks

Russian SU-122-54 self-propelled guns, MTP-3 support vehicles

New register:

Brazilian X1 Light Tanks

massimocorner.com/afv/...1_X1A2.pdf

I just got back from Hong Kong this morning, more details to follow.

- bialy-r

New register:

Brazilian X1 Light Tanks

massimocorner.com/afv/...1_X1A2.pdf

Those are the same as I posted on PreservedTanks.com and described in the Preserved Tanks in Brazil thread:

Preserved X1 Series Tanks

Note that Escola de Material Bélico is now known as Escola de Sargentos de Logística - when I visited it I was able to confirm the presence of the X1 and X1A1 there, beside the road leading in from the main entrance, but could not get permission to photograph them.

If you find any X1 examples that I haven't already written up, I'd love to hear about them. I suspect, for example, that there must be more than one example of the X1A1 surviving.

Corrections for Picture 7 in the Stridsvagn 74 file. It's a Ikv 73 hull and a Strv 74 turret trainer. According to my info the Ikv 73 hull is awaiting retrofit with a former pillbox m/42 turret.

New registers:

D-350 Mazur
www.massimocorner.com/..._Mazur.pdf

AT-L
www.massimocorner.com/...g_AT-L.pdf

AT-S
www.massimocorner.com/...g_AT-S.pdf

AT-P
www.massimocorner.com/...g_AT-P.pdf

M59 and M84
www.massimocorner.com/...nd_M84.pdf

Type 60
www.massimocorner.com/...ype_60.pdf