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D-Day tanks found in Channel

Discussion in 'Western Europe 1943 - 1945' started by PropCollector, Aug 9, 2008.

  1. PropCollector

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    Great story. Notice the crab posing for the camera in the 1st photo?
     
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    Great story and pics! Thanx guys!
     
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    Cool! Thanks for posting!
     
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    a capsized landing barge, one of those who neve rmade it. Let's hope they recover the tanks for restoration.
     
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    They might actually be worth it Skip, of the 3 surviving Centaur Gun tanks I don't think there's a complete one, all have some sort of 'mock-up' aspect, though one in Devon in the UK has a correct turret waiting to be mounted. These one's aren't War Graves either, as it seems the crews all survived.
    There should be 2 Armoured Bulldozers down there too, as these were carried on the same landing craft.

    Cheers,
    Adam.
     

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