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Link Posted: 1/20/2021 9:29:38 PM EST
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Link Posted: 1/22/2021 7:33:08 PM EST
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Best I could do with IG. March 31 1945! Thats late in the war
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Link Posted: 2/6/2021 1:16:41 AM EST
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Brazil X1A2
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Link Posted: 2/6/2021 1:45:20 AM EST
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Stuarts and 6,000 troops roll into Detroit to suppress the 1943 race riots that killed 34:
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Link Posted: 2/6/2021 2:05:47 AM EST
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Luchs
Link Posted: 2/8/2021 12:18:34 AM EST
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I loved that comic book! It was my favorite.

I read a lot of history, two quick anecdotes about the Stuarts that I recall:

The Brits in N Africa called them "honeys" because they ran so much better and were so much more reliable than the Brit tanks of the time. They were preferred for long range scouting because the Brits knew that Cadillac engine wouldn't leave them stranded in the middle of the desert.

At the Nimitz museum of the War in The Pacific in Fredricksburg, Texas, there is a knocked out Stuart that took a Japanese 3" round right through the driver's viewport. The entire back of the tank is gone just about. They also have the gun that they believe destroyed the tank. Inside the museum, there is a video interview of the commander. He and the rest of the crew miraculously made it out of the tank alive.
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That myth was busted in the video on page 2.
Link Posted: 2/8/2021 12:24:51 AM EST
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Are those dummy guns on those Stuarts?
Link Posted: 2/28/2021 3:10:14 PM EST
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Im reading "Thunder on Bataan" right now as some of you suggested. This is from reddit. Caption says it was Bataan in 1942
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Link Posted: 2/28/2021 5:45:42 PM EST
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aww shit... where's his support?
Link Posted: 2/28/2021 6:16:04 PM EST
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How could that have ever been a good idea?
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The 1200 gallon tank at 800 psi blew up during trials and incinerated the tank crew


How could that have ever been a good idea?


They probably thought it was worth a try.

Look up the monthly air crew training fatalities throughout WW2, the numbers might shock you.  It was a different time.
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