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with two engines at the rear. There was sufficient interest from the Army for a contract for development as the T55. Testing led to modifications to the pilot as the T55E1. Further testing confirmed that it was not suitable and the T55E1 was cancelled.
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had developed an unusual vehicle for desert conditions. This had two four-wheel-drive bogies each with its own engine. Steering was by pivoting the front bogie. They then developed their design into a
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eight-cylinder water-cooled engines. Production began in 1943, however by this time preference had shifted to tracked anti-tank vehicles, and the T55E1 was cancelled.
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vehicle developed by the Allied Machinery Manufacturing Company in 1943 for the
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American armored fighting vehicle production during World War II
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Gun motor carriage
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3 inch gun
M2 Browning Machine Gun
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Cook Brothers
tank destroyer
Cadillac
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armored fighting vehicles
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M1 combat car
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