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160AX 147 horsepower (110 kW), 386 cubic inch (6,330 cc), 6-cylinder engine with a compression ratio of 6.44:1. It had a 150-mile (240 km) range, 60 US gal (230 L) fuel tank, a speed of 47 mph (75 km/h), and a power to weight ratio of 14.7 hp per ton.
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with 59 rounds, had 0.25–0.625 in (6.4–15.9 mm) of armor, and a crew of five consisting of a commander, gunner, two loaders, and a driver. The M3 (with the M2A3 mount) could traverse 19° left and 21° right, elevate 29° and depress −10°. The M3A1 (using the M5 mount) could traverse 21° in
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Philippines in 1941–42, six months after it was designed. Fifty were shipped on convoys to the Philippines in the late summer and fall of 1941. Three battalions of the
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An M3 gun motor carriage manned by
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1739:World War II tank destroyers of the United States
1084:The Illustrated Encyclopedia of Military Vehicles
1117:. Carrollton, TX: Squadron/Signal Publications.
197:5 (commander, gunner, two loaders, and a driver)
1129:Jane's World War II Tanks and Fighting Vehicles
1764:Military vehicles introduced from 1940 to 1944
828:List of U.S. military vehicles by model number
1749:Self-propelled artillery of the United States
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1017:Crow, Duncan, AFV Weapons Profile Book No.2
907:- Warfarehistorynetwork.com, 23 January 2016
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1056:Standard Catalog of U.S. Military Vehicles
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1058:. Iola, WI: Krause Publications.
671:. They were also used in Sicily,
502:It was armed with one 75 mm
1759:Half-tracks of the United States
1143:M3 Infantry Half-track 1940–1973
330:60 US gal (230 L)
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1145:, Oxford: Osprey Publications.
1131:. New York, NY: HarperCollins.
474:and many other island battles.
419:The T12/M3 first served in the
1103:. Navato, CA: Presidio Press.
1070:American Tanks of World War II
1021:, Profile Publishing p.102-104
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1552:Light tank T7/medium tank M7
615:The M3 also served with the
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1646:T18 howitzer motor carriage
1621:T19 howitzer motor carriage
1439:M39 armored utility vehicle
1354:M43 howitzer motor carriage
1322:T30 howitzer motor carriage
169:20.46 ft (6.24 m)
161:20,000 lb (9.1 t)
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1327:M7 howitzer motor carriage
1141:Zaloga, Steven J. (1994).
571:defense of the Philippines
352:47 mph (75 km/h)
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177:7.29 ft (2.22 m)
137:February 1942 – April 1943
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578:tank destroyer battalions
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1127:Ness, Leland S. (2002).
1115:M3 Half-tracks in Action
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433:Battle of Kasserine Pass
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1457:Landing Vehicle Tracked
1068:Berndt, Thomas (1994).
1054:Berndt, Thomas (1993).
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390:French campaign of 1940
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217:M3A1: 29° up, 6.5° down
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1377:T48 gun motor carriage
1344:M40 gun motor carriage
1339:M12 gun motor carriage
1242:Marmon-Herrington CTLS
888:Berndt (1993), p. 152.
833:T48 gun motor carriage
661:Armoured Car Regiments
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375:75 mm M1897A4 gun
135:August–September 1941
63:M3 gun motor carriage
1704:T16 universal carrier
1616:T40/M9 tank destroyer
1387:M6 gun motor carriage
1382:M3 gun motor carriage
1349:M3 gun motor carriage
969:Berndt (1994), p. 31.
951:Hunnicutt, pp. 98–99.
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319:Ground clearance
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1572:T28 super-heavy tank
1480:M8 light armored car
598:Battle of El Guettar
454:, starting with the
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421:Philippines Campaign
214:M3: 29° up, 10° down
1449:Amphibious vehicles
1359:T34 rocket launcher
1113:Mesko, Jim (1996).
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548:Ordnance Department
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108:Ordnance Department
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987:Zaloga, pp. 34–35.
960:Hunnicutt, p. 104.
903:2017-11-12 at the
858:Hunnicutt, p. 218.
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610:M10 tank destroyer
586:37 mm M6 GMCs
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394:self-propelled gun
368:United States Army
327:Fuel capacity
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1533:run vehicles
1475:M3 Scout Car
1467:Armored cars
1288:M26 Pershing
1192:World War II
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287:Power/weight
122:Manufacturer
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1237:M24 Chaffee
754:March 1943
721:April 1942
718:March 1942
511:Development
336:Operational
308:leaf spring
290:14.7 hp/ton
145: built
48:do not move
1733:Categories
1696:Lend-Lease
1270:M4 Sherman
1232:M22 Locust
839:References
736:Sept 1942
730:July 1942
727:June 1942
710:Oct 1941 -
707:Sept 1941
687:Production
643:Allied use
515:After the
484:gun shield
406:gun shield
314:for tracks
303:Suspension
187:gun shield
1603:artillery
1399:(Hellcat)
1304:artillery
1227:M3 Stuart
1186:American
844:Citations
751:Feb 1943
748:Jan 1943
745:Dec 1942
742:Nov 1942
739:Oct 1942
733:Aug 1942
724:May 1942
715:Feb 1942
712:Jan 1942
704:Aug 1941
667:with the
497:It had a
268:59 rounds
265:M1897 gun
208:Elevation
46:. Please
1329:(Priest)
901:Archived
822:See also
635:and the
414:M3A1 GMC
366:) was a
280:: 6.44:1
259:armament
225:Traverse
132:Produced
114:Designed
104:Designer
1335:(Scott)
1099:(2001)
580:in the
504:M1897A5
117:1940–41
1265:M3 Lee
1252:Medium
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815:2,202
757:Total
701:Month
677:France
470:, the
364:M3 GMC
273:Engine
182:Height
166:Length
1540:Tanks
1280:Heavy
1209:Light
1200:Tanks
673:Italy
602:Tiger
499:White
338:range
247:Armor
174:Width
148:2,202
1614:T24/
1147:ISBN
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462:and
358:The
257:Main
194:Crew
158:Mass
81:Type
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768:25
765:61
762:M5
427:in
402:T12
143:No.
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