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TPF Noob!
Not too far away from where I currently live, there's a tank museum, which hosts a good collection of old tanks from the history. The guest is allowed to photograph inside. Ironically due to a military base just nearby, the first open sign I saw right on the location is a "No Photos" warning.
I show you some of tanks that I found interesting during my recent visit.
Carden-Loyd Mk V, England 1928
Renault NC 27, France 1927
Panzerjäger Marder II ausf C, Germany 1942
M 4 Sherman, USA
M 3 White Scout Car, USA. This Olga-Belle was under UN force in Congo in the 1960s.
Churchill III, England 1942
m/42 VKP, Sweden 1944 UN bought 15 of this type for its Indian and Irish battalions after this car went popular for missions in Congo.
m/40, Sweden 1940 Inside views.
Swedish M series in a line:
Strv 103 C (Sweden) Developed in 1967-71. This is a relatively modern tank in the museum.
Thanks for viewing this short presentation from my part.
I show you some of tanks that I found interesting during my recent visit.
Carden-Loyd Mk V, England 1928
Renault NC 27, France 1927
Panzerjäger Marder II ausf C, Germany 1942
M 4 Sherman, USA
M 3 White Scout Car, USA. This Olga-Belle was under UN force in Congo in the 1960s.
Churchill III, England 1942
m/42 VKP, Sweden 1944 UN bought 15 of this type for its Indian and Irish battalions after this car went popular for missions in Congo.
m/40, Sweden 1940 Inside views.
Swedish M series in a line:
Strv 103 C (Sweden) Developed in 1967-71. This is a relatively modern tank in the museum.
Thanks for viewing this short presentation from my part.