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- Punk_Waffen
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I need information on the M21 or M20 Allied troop carrier truck. I do believe it is the M20 or M21, although im not sure. If you hgave any information on it reply on here or send me an email at [email protected]
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M20 SCOUT CAR
Are you thinking about the M20 utility vehicle, variant of M8 armoured car with turret removed and replaced with ring mount for .50 cal MG? Go to http://www.wwiivehicles, look under U.S. armoured cars.
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No i dont think thats it, it might be an Ally vehicle...im not sure...its a triple axle hehicle, 2 in back on in front i believe it might not even be from WWII but i think it is...
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there was the american M21 Mortar Carrier but it was a halftrack http://www.mortarsinminiature.com/index_USM21.htm
or is it any of those?
http://mailer.fsu.edu/~akirk/tanks/swe/Swedish.htm
or by any chance is this you're talking about?
http://www.nat-military-museum.lu/pages ... llery.html
it's the 20th vehicle on the site(downwards)
http://www.jed.simonides.org/transport/ ... ction.html
or is it any of those?
http://mailer.fsu.edu/~akirk/tanks/swe/Swedish.htm
or by any chance is this you're talking about?
http://www.nat-military-museum.lu/pages ... llery.html
it's the 20th vehicle on the site(downwards)
http://www.jed.simonides.org/transport/ ... ction.html
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it wasnt a half track vehicle i do know that, and no i dont have a picture, and i saw it in a book in the library called "Armored Fighting Vehicles" i do believe...
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It really sounds like you are describing the M8/M20 Greyhound vehicle that Jack Nisley described.
http://iquebec.ifrance.com/2iemeguerre/ ... nd_m20.htm
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It really sounds like you are describing the M8/M20 Greyhound vehicle that Jack Nisley described.
http://iquebec.ifrance.com/2iemeguerre/ ... nd_m20.htm
I've not seen a Ural M21 but there was a Soviet automobile called Volga M21.Yngwie J. wrote:I´ve seen the designation M21 given to a Ural truck once, but I don´t have any details on the matter.
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Hi Yngwie J.
I don't want to re-direct Punk_Waffens thread too much but yes you are correct in that it was really a GAZ. The popular or model name was Volga.
http://www.gaz21.net/en/gaz21/historia.php
I'm positive this is not what P_W was talking about though.
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I don't want to re-direct Punk_Waffens thread too much but yes you are correct in that it was really a GAZ. The popular or model name was Volga.
http://www.gaz21.net/en/gaz21/historia.php
I'm positive this is not what P_W was talking about though.
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Aufklarung, my err. Explains why I couldn´t tell the GAZ and the Volga apart though.
Jack Nisley, the BM21 was used by the Soviets in Afghanistan so it could of course have been one with the rocket launchers removed. It looked like a Ural 375 open troop transport, or something very similar indeed. But as I wrote earlier, whoever wrote the caption might have been wrong.
This M21 has turned in to quite the enigma, so I´ll second your suggestion to send Punk_Waffen back to the library to find out more about the identity of this vehicle. I think he owes this much to us by now.
Yngwie
Jack Nisley, the BM21 was used by the Soviets in Afghanistan so it could of course have been one with the rocket launchers removed. It looked like a Ural 375 open troop transport, or something very similar indeed. But as I wrote earlier, whoever wrote the caption might have been wrong.
This M21 has turned in to quite the enigma, so I´ll second your suggestion to send Punk_Waffen back to the library to find out more about the identity of this vehicle. I think he owes this much to us by now.
Yngwie
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