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| Early M7 shown in shipping crate courtesy of Dave Klink and the West Allis Historical society. |
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| Steve sent this picture of sow machine testing at Camp Hale . His father was involved in the ordinance dept. and had a hand in choosing many of the machines that were used in WWII. Notce the M7's in the background. |
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| T26E4 in tests during the developement process for the M7. there is no mistaking the Tucker markings on the hood. Courtesy of Steve. |
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| Mess around a bit too much and you'll be pushing. This picture , courtesy of Steve again, shows the slow of the hill somewhat. I imagine the slope is steeper than shown by the tracks slipping sideways in the snow. |
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| One of my favorite pictures of an M7 in Action. This M7 is on a glacier in Alaska in the late fifties or early sixties. Handy cover and high visibilty orange paint add to the usefulness of this M7. |
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