Meet America’s Deadliest Tank Destroyers: M10 Wolverine, Hellcat, and M36 Jackson! America’s tank destroyer doctrine produced some of the most lethal hunters of WWII. The M10 Wolverine, entering service in 1942, provided a mobile 3-inch gun at 30 mph. It was followed by the M18 Hellcat, the fastest armored vehicle of the war, hitting a blistering 55 mph. Finally, the M36 Jackson arrived in 1944, packing a devastating 90mm cannon to crush heavy German armor. These open-turreted speedsters relied

Tank M10 Destroyer Pays créateur : Etats-Unis Pays utilisateurs : Etats-Unis, Grande-Bretagne Dénomination : M10 Destroyer (Etats-Unis) / M10 Wolverine (Grande-Bretagne) Longueur : 6,83 m Largeur : 3,05 m Hauteur : 2,90 m Masse : 29 600 kg Vitesse maximale : 40 km/h Autonomie : 322 km Armement : un canon M7 de 76,2 mm Moteur : moteur Diesel GM 6046 de 375 chevaux Consommation : 233 litres aux 100 kilomètres Equipage : 5 personnes (1 chef de char, 1 pilote, 1 copilote et mitrailleur, 1 opérateur

An absolutely fantastic M10 Tank Destroyer gets offloaded at the Armour & Embarkation event this year. Who's a fan of this TD ? 😉 | The Challenger

TWC update: Todays update is on our M10 tank destroyer by Nick Vannitsen. The short video shows the dashboard coming to life as the freshly restored twin pack GMC diesel come to life. This tank is coming together nicely as Nick is also restoring all the swing arms sets for TWC's multiple Panzer III and STuG III restoration project. Thanks for following and see you Sunday, Kevin, Alex, Bismarck and the team. | The Wheatcroft Collection