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were made to operate in arctic temperatures. The motor becomes so hot that the oil in the transmission literally boils and boils out. Plates are coming off the tracks and the cables that hold the tracks together break on these long movements. All in all, the efficiency and mobility of this battalion is greatly reduced by our being required to operate with such a vehicle, not only because it is inefficient but because it was never intended to operate in this climate or on hard and paved roads.
256:. The initial version, T15 (later M28), featured a rear engine, front wheel drive system, 15-inch KĂ©gresse-style tracks, and a two-passenger capacity. The later M29 version had a front engine, rear wheel drive system, 20-inch tracks, larger passenger/load capacity, and improved amphibious capabilities. The M29C Water Weasel was more amphibious with buoyancy cells and twin rudders but limited to inland waterway conditions. The bogie wheel arrangement differs between M28 and M29 versions.
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slightly different with only a two-passenger capacity. In contrast, the M29 was a front engine, rear wheel drive vehicle with a different bogie wheel arrangement and a modified hull to accommodate a larger passenger/load capacity. One of the most obvious differences between the M28 and M29 is that the M29's idler wheel, located at the front of the vehicle, is lower than the drive sprocket at the rear, making the M29 appear to be driving backwards.
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357:, supplementing 1/4 ton 4x4 cargo vehicles in rough conditions. They served in Arctic and cold weather operations until finally retired by the U.S. in 1958. Large numbers of retired Weasels were sold off in the 1950s to civilians and municipal organizations. For example, 25 Weasels were loaned for the
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All companies are having a great deal of trouble with the M-29 Cargo
Carriers on long movements such as the ones Companies C and D have made in the past several days. The Cargo Carriers have been overheating and, in several cases, the water has completely boiled out of the radiators. These vehicles
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The M29 was somewhat amphibious, but with a very low freeboard, while the M29C Water Weasel was the more amphibious version, with buoyancy cells in the bow and stern and twin rudders. Despite this, M29C still could not operate in other than inland waterway conditions; its use in surf or rough water
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The
Norwegian mission was cancelled and therefore the Weasel was never used for its original purpose. However, as it was amphibious and could cross terrain too soft for most other vehicles, it was used widely in both Italy and on the Western Front. In active service in Europe, Weasels were used to
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French soldiers learned fast after several months of fighting, but the real deployment of full forces was possible only when they received LVT-4s and LVT(A)-4s in 1950. Now they could move stronger infantry units around. In
September 1951 1er Groupement Autonome was established, consisting of two
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tracks. The later version designated M29 had 20 in (510 mm) tracks of the same format. Some of the most noticeable differences were that the T15/M28 had a rear engine, front wheel drive system, a different arrangement of only four bogie wheels per side. The hull itself was also designed
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The engine was a
Studebaker Model 6-170 Champion, a 6-cylinder 169.6 cu in (2,779 cc) cubic inch 4-stroke engine running on 72 octane gasoline delivering 70 bhp at 3,600 rpm. Fuel capacity was 35 US gal (130 L). Under average conditions (typically 5 miles per
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and in the mud of the Roer and the Rhine. The M29 was primarily a cargo carrier, but was also used as a command vehicle, radio platform, and signal line layer. U.S. soldiers soon realized the Weasel could also be used as an all-terrain ambulance, as it could get to places not even Jeeps could.
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European summer and during long trips on hard roads was the subject of consternation among Allied troops to whom they were assigned. The commander of the 87th Chemical Mortar Battalion left the note below during their advances towards
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The USMC used only the non-amphibious version, but it was capable of hauling a half-ton load through sand and mud. Besides this they pulled trailers and artillery pieces over the terrain that wheeled vehicles could not negotiate.
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237:. A M29C Water Weasel version was produced with fore and aft buoyancy cells and twin rudders. Capable of operating in inland waterways, it however also saw limited action in surf conditions in the
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in 1947. Initially they were unsuccessful as they were crewed by inexperienced men, used wrong tactics and were deployed without infantry support. Their losses were heavy. The
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supply frontline troops over difficult ground when wheeled vehicles were immobilized. It went ashore on
Normandy, it was with the U.S. Army during the
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Aleutian Islands Campaign. Fifty T-15 Cargo Carriers were received at Nanaimo, BC in June 1943 for use in the Aleutians by the
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TM 11-2733 Installation of Radio Equipment in Carrier, Cargo, Light, M29 and M29C (Amphibian)
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Technical Manual for Engine, Engine Accessories, and Clutch for Light Cargo Carrier T24/M29
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M29 Weasel of First Marine Division communication section in Korean war
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Brakes: Mechanical – external contracting in differential
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Government of Canada; Nicholson, G.W.L. (5 March 2018).
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1049:"[TMP] "USMC small vehicles question" Topic"
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2366:List of soft-skinned vehicles of the US military
915:. Archived from the original on February 9, 2009
621:Weight (fighting): 4,451 lb (2,019 kg)
480:used the amphibious Weasel during their time in
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2405:Military vehicles introduced from 1940 to 1944
701:Maximum vertical obstacle vehicle will climb:
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1270:Philip R. Kern. "The Studebaker M29 Weasel".
1225:Technical Manual, Light Cargo Carrier T24/M29
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584:M29C Type A: with center-mounted 75 mm
464:were used by British commando troops in the
779:M29 Weasel knocked out in combat in Okinawa
693:Maximum width of ditch vehicle will cross:
346:87th Chemical Mortar Battalion Unit History
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1288:Richard Quinn. "Studebaker Goes To War".
214:designed for operation in snow. Built by
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1368:. New Vanguard 267. Osprey Publishing.
1346:"M-28 / M-29 Weasel Amphibious Vehicle"
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973:"Welcome to the new M29c Weasel.Com!"
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1299:Historic Military Vehicles Directory
1020:"Unit History of 87th Cml Mortar Bn"
740:M29 Weasel in France in World War II
578:M29 (T24) without float tanks (G179)
2197:M25 tank transporter 'Dragon Wagon'
1364:Dunstan, Simon (21 February 2019).
979:. September 7, 2008. Archived from
399:13th Demi-Brigade of Foreign Legion
1189:. Wwiivehicles.com. Archived from
441:One of the last weasels in use at
403:1er régiment de chasseurs à cheval
117:10 ft 6 in (3.20 m)
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1306:U.S. Army Transportation Museum.
593:M29C Type C: with center-mounted
135:4 ft 3 in (1.30 m)
109:3,800 lb (1,700 kg) dry
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909:"OSS Briefing Film – The Weasel"
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1352:from the original on 2010-11-26
1333:from the original on 2011-06-09
1154:from the original on 2019-10-03
1059:from the original on 2016-10-20
1030:from the original on 2021-01-26
1001:from the original on 2016-10-27
766:U.S. Army Transportation Museum
254:attacking Axis forces in Norway
1852:Studebaker-Packard Hawk series
1719:Studebaker-Packard Corporation
720:3,800 lb (1,700 kg)
717:Maximum allowable towed load:
508:13th Canadian Infantry Brigade
274:German nuclear weapons program
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27:American light tracked vehicle
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2122:Autocar U7144-T & U8144-T
1411:Home of the M29C Water Weasel
644:Electrical system: (volts) 12
2274:M5 13-ton high-speed tractor
1779:Affiliated automotive brands
638:: 1.9 psi (13 kPa)
387:1st Foreign Cavalry Regiment
293:KĂ©gresse-style "rubber-band"
272:. Pyke's plan to hamper the
2395:Tracked amphibious vehicles
2149:M425 and 426 tractor trucks
1811:Flanders Automobile Company
1281:ISO Military Vehicle Series
839:Komsomolets armored tractor
712:36 mph (58 km/h)
462:4th Special Service Brigade
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1734:Studebaker Proving Grounds
1729:Studebaker National Museum
1272:Military Vehicles Magazine
460:Amphibious M29 Weasels of
389:was in charge of fighting
197:36 mph (58 km/h)
75:September 1943-August 1945
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2076:Diamond T 4-ton 6Ă—6 truck
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1279:"Studebaker M29 Weasel".
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752:M29 Weasel in Winter 1944
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359:VIII Olympic Winter Games
286:1st Special Service Force
187:165 mi (266 km)
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57:Place of origin
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1429:The Wonderful M29 Weasel
1297:Bart Vanderveen (1989).
704:24 in (61 cm)
696:36 in (91 cm)
680:12 ft (3.7 m)
653:Transfer case: Speeds: 2
443:Dumont d'Urville Station
422:were heavily armed with
2237:tractors & carriers
2225:Landing Vehicle Tracked
650:Transmission: Speeds: 3
565:radio mounted in Weasel
167:70 hp (52 kW)
1329:. Autogallery.org.ru.
995:"Not Exactly a Weasel"
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260:Design and development
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2269:M4 high-speed tractor
2259:M2 high-speed tractor
2091:Ford GTB 'Burma jeep'
2086:Dodge WC-62 and WC-63
1986:soft-skinned vehicles
1893:Albert Russel Erskine
1883:Frederick Samuel Fish
1765:Starlight (body type)
1743:Associated tradenames
1417:US patent 2420133
1053:Theminiaturespage.com
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601:Canadian flamethrower
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515:Battle of the Scheldt
489:Saar-Moselle Triangle
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243:landings on Walcheren
2192:M19 tank transporter
2040:Willys MB / Ford GPW
1928:Delmar "Barney" Roos
983:on 7 September 2008.
586:M20 recoilless rifle
546:M29 Weasel side view
517:to clear the marshy
2400:Studebaker vehicles
2307:Harley-Davidson WLA
2207:Amphibious vehicles
2144:Kenworth M1 Wrecker
1434:M29 Weasel in ARSOF
863:Raupenschlepper Ost
466:Walcheren operation
445:in Antarctica, 1993
383:First Indochina War
348:(14th August, 1944)
320:Battle of the Bulge
1898:Harold Sines Vance
1873:Clement Studebaker
1847:Studebaker-Garford
1348:. Olive-drab.com.
1260:2014-11-29 at the
1247:2014-11-29 at the
1234:2016-03-14 at the
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913:Real Military Flix
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605:Universal Carriers
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1791:E-M-F Automobiles
1724:Studebaker Canada
1552:Gran Turismo Hawk
1121:, pp. 17–18.
875:Universal Carrier
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504:Operation Cottage
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1557:Golden Hawk
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220:U.S. Marine
181:Operational
88:10,647 M29C
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2379:Categories
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2132:K-31 truck
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1356:2010-06-29
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1318:2007-12-29
1242:TM 9-1772B
1229:TM 9-1772A
1209:References
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1158:2020-05-12
1063:2016-10-19
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355:Korean War
216:Studebaker
205:M29 Weasel
172:Suspension
165:6-cylinder
159:Studebaker
86:4,476 M29
2159:Mack LMSW
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1517:Commander
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1693:Transtar
1688:Scotsman
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1537:Dictator
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797:See also
528:Variants
343:—
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163:Champion
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72:Produced
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2174:Mack NO
2169:Mack NM
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1822:Packard
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