
Mrs. Bunkermeister and I visited a local museum recently.
It's great to get out and look at real live tanks once in a while.

This American M-47 tank from the late 1950's had big eyes painted on the two rangefinder bulges. Very cute.

An Improved Tow Vehicle, on the hull of the good old M-113. I remember when these were new, and now in a museum.

An M-7 Priest, the US 105 mm field howitzer mounted on a Sherman tank chassis. An important vehicle in WWII. I like seeing these tanks, it's like a large size Roco catalog!
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