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American Semi-Tracked Vehicles
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1914:World War II self-propelled anti-aircraft weapons
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1277:World War II Tanks and Armored Fighting Vehicles
1237:. (2nd Edition). Iola, WI: Krause Publications.
241:vertical volute springs; leaf springs for wheels
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1195:. Minnesota, MN: MBI Publishing Company.
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404:M13 half-track § Development
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1279:. London, UK: Harper Collins.
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1289:Zaloga, Steven J. (2004).
996:Doyle (2011), pp. 394–395.
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1080:Wozy bojowe LWP 1943-1983
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1650:M20 armored utility car
1622:Landing Vehicle Tracked
1247:Green, Michael (2014).
1191:Berndt, Thomas (1994).
1177:Berndt, Thomas (1993).
830:International Harvester
37:An American M16 in 1945
1806:T88 gun motor carriage
1568:M36 gun motor carriage
1562:M18 gun motor carriage
1542:T48 gun motor carriage
1519:M40 gun motor carriage
1509:M12 gun motor carriage
1402:Marmon-Herrington CTLS
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1776:T40/M9 tank destroyer
1552:M6 gun motor carriage
1547:M3 gun motor carriage
1492:M3 gun motor carriage
1275:Ness, Leland (2002).
1233:Doyle, David (2011).
1165:Green (2014), p. 292.
1129:on September 20, 2022
1005:Zaloga (1994), p. 40.
948:Zaloga (1994), p. 39.
675:Israel Defense Forces
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1737:T28 super-heavy tank
1645:M8 light armored car
1156:Zaloga (2004, p. 39.
987:Ness (2002), p. 196.
924:Ness (2002), p. 202.
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520:M19 MGMC
425:Aberdeen
418:M14 MGMC
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