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Can you all help ID these? Any incorrect please let me know.
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M109 Paladin

Great pics!
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Armyjunk2, thanks for the pics!

Like Jeff said, the first is an M109...

2 is an M114 Lingle Wink

7 & 8 are M59 APCs

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thanks guys, like I said I see this but I usually not sure what I'm seeing if it is made after 1945, took me a long time to figure out airplanes could fly without propellers.....
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Are the tanks ID'ed correctly?
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I think so, although I'm sure some smart person may be able to tell us whether those are M60A1s or "slick" M60A0s...

BTW, in case you didnt get it, "Lingle" is an inside joke on this board akin to the "Gavin" name...

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Those last two M-60's are slicks, or M60A0

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Slick? what does that mean??
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Its just a term us tankers have assigned to this tank meaning it has not been upgrade to A1 or any othe other mods. Just your basic first production M-60.

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I suspect I'm going to have to go back through all those "Tanks for the Memories" geocaching pictures to pick out the M60A0s/A1s and confirm which they are... Ugh...

What are the main ID points for the A0 vice the A1?

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- Neil_Baumgardner

BTW, in case you didnt get it, "Lingle" is an inside joke on this board akin to the "Gavin" name...

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Yea but we admit it's an inside joke and haven't tried to make it official


YET Wink

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thanks guys, like I said I see this but I usually not sure what I'm seeing if it is made after 1945, took me a long time to figure out airplanes could fly without propellers.....


The propellers have nothing to do with making the airplane fly. They just pull it forward fast enough that as it falls the earth curves away from it. There are little things called 'lifties' that hold the plane up. Rolling Eyes

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1st photo is an M109A5.

>2. M113 USAR Center near Bowman Field, Cannons Ln.
M114 not an M113

>5. M48 Patton USAR Center Dutch Ln. Jeffersonville,IN
I'd say M48A1 because of the flat engine deck.

>6. M41 Walker Bulldog, Kiesler Gun Shop, 3300 Industrail Pkwy, Jeffersonville, IN
Most likely an M41A3 because of the heater exhaust muffler on the right front fender.

>7. M113 IN ANG Armory, Grantline Rd, New Albany, In
Definitely an M59 and not an M113 series vehicle.


>8. M113 IN ANG Armory, Grantline Rd, New Albany, In
Ditto above


>9. M60 VFW Post 1693 Grantline Rd, New Albany, In
M60, aka Slick 60, M60A0, M60 A-nothing

>10. M60 VFW Post 3281 232 E 5th St, New Albany, In
Another Slick 60

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Ahhh! Shocked I knew that was an A5! Razz Thanks Rob!

Okay, so what's the aircraft flying above in photograph #5? Laughing


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>5. M48 Patton USAR Center Dutch Ln. Jeffersonville,IN
I'd say M48A1 because of the flat engine deck.

Hope this helps.


I think it is an M-48 ('Slick 48' ???) since it doesn't have a cupola for the commander. I've always used that to distinguish between the two.

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