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Was the M41 used more in WW2 or Vietnam???Just wondering every war movie you see there is always the sherman.I saw what looked like a M41 in the movie Full Metal Jacket when they where fighting in a rueined city in Vietnam...
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It was not used in WWII and was used by the South in VN; we (US) had started to move on. I would have sworn I've seen a pic with one winterized sitting in post-war Korea somewhere but I haven't been able to find it.
Someone should have more on this...
Someone should have more on this...
m41 was never used by the US in combat. Only the south vietnamese army and the lebanese army have used them in combat, in fact.
There are unsubstantiated rumours that the US sent one or two to korea for tests during the conflict but this has never been proven. Since the US rarely used winter whitewash in korea the picture digger is referring to may well have been taken in the arctic, where several m41's were sent for trials and were given white finishes.
There are unsubstantiated rumours that the US sent one or two to korea for tests during the conflict but this has never been proven. Since the US rarely used winter whitewash in korea the picture digger is referring to may well have been taken in the arctic, where several m41's were sent for trials and were given white finishes.
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turret comes off and the interior is detailed, just like with the tiger.
Yes, why they made it is a bit of a mystery (they also made one in the 32x line)....why an m41 and not a pershing, for example? But they did it and it is a very nice model. It looks like it COULD be a US WW2 tank and i'm sure alot of people are happily battling away with it, being none the wiser about it's actual history..
Yes, why they made it is a bit of a mystery (they also made one in the 32x line)....why an m41 and not a pershing, for example? But they did it and it is a very nice model. It looks like it COULD be a US WW2 tank and i'm sure alot of people are happily battling away with it, being none the wiser about it's actual history..
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There was a Republic of Korea (ROK)Armor company near me in Vietnam and they were armed with M-24's and M-41 Bulldogs. Two really neat tanks and passing me on the road at high speed were awesome.
Not for nothing, the old "Combat" TV series used an M-41 quite a few times as a Tiger, and at least once it was the star of one show where the tank driver is nuts and holding one of the squad prisioner in the tank while he tears up the countryside.
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Not for nothing, the old "Combat" TV series used an M-41 quite a few times as a Tiger, and at least once it was the star of one show where the tank driver is nuts and holding one of the squad prisioner in the tank while he tears up the countryside.
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This is probably one of 21st Century Toys' most detailed tanks! All of the engine hatches open to reveal the most detailed tank engine yet! If not the only tank engine detailed, yet.
It also has more opening compartments of any vehicle to date - bar none!
We LOVE this baby, and it is definitely a MUST HAVE in our book!
Our .02 - Cheers,
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It also has more opening compartments of any vehicle to date - bar none!
We LOVE this baby, and it is definitely a MUST HAVE in our book!
Our .02 - Cheers,
B-26
www.foxholetoys.com