Another tank quiz

I asked for that!

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It went in for a wash down, as you do,
got used as bathing platform, as you do,
Slipped a track,as you do,(slack tracks)
Towed out by LAD.(as they do)
More excitement than fighting terrorists.(as you did)
(KDG had artillery Sqd. throughout ww2 until Guns handed over to 13/18Hussars in March 1948.)

 

Try this one

 

a TKS tankette, perhaps?

 

Now a Canadian soldier, today, would install a beer cooler in something like that. The americans would attach at least a lance of Abrahms to defend it. They know who's got the beer. :lol:

 

Tks tankette is correct
To easy perhaps?

 

Here's another for you.

 

Not quite sure cause the Japs had such strange numbers on their tanks but my guess is a Type 3 amphibian tank. Probably with some more name like Ho-Ha or something.
Magnus

 

yeap, too easy


p.s. did you checked out the ugo section? ( some are hard to answer)

 

type 3 is correct
name of the tank is ka-chi.
you guys are good!!


P.S. : dumb question maybe but UGO section??/
where can i find that??

 

Not a tank quiz but a anti-tank one;

What did a german AT-soldier ment when he spoke about a ''Panzeranklopfgerat''?

 

They were talking about the 37 mm and 50 mm antitank guns.
They could them that because their inability to penetrate the armour of the russian t-34 and kv-1

 

try the ugliest tanks,

 

Ok Boys & Girls,

[photo by kind permission of Tankpark]

 

That's the T55-converted-to-Tiger they use for movies these days! You don't mean they put it in a museum as a Tiger, do you? Look at the suspension! :-?

 

Certainly not! :angry:
This is Bovvie!

They've put it in a museum as a T-55 (or whatever, Tankpark can confirm detail) converted into a Tiger for the films.

 

Remember the paint job on the Jagdtiger? Saying this is Bovington isn't really that strong a point...

 

Bovington Jagdtiger

Not heard about the Bovington Jagdtiger paintjob; care to enlighten me?


Yes, sadly, for a museum packed full of great exhibits,( possibly the biggest collection on public display any where in the world), they are as sloppy with the identification of vehicles pictured as any two bit World war II book captions.

 

Look at the tracks - it's a T-34/76, not a T-54/55.

 

tiger??

The next time "Pvt.Ryan" is on TV, watch closely!

 

Tiger with a fan? :lol: