Marmon Herrington tank
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Re: Marmon Herrington tank
wow.......just, wow..
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The only one on this model, thank you, and thank you for your service.
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Yes we even do hot rod 1953 landrover Minerva TT, you dream it and it will be done
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Re: Marmon Herrington tank
The NJ Militia Museum has a Marmon Herrington tank in their armor
Donated by Ray Bentley several years ago.
From the picture it is not the same model.
jd
collection in Lawrenceville, NJ.Donated by Ray Bentley several years ago.
From the picture it is not the same model.
jd
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Yes , that is the heavier model, this is the lighter version used in Pacific campaign, some in the Allution island chain.
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Re: Marmon Herrington tank
Great job! Love it.
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Re: Marmon Herrington tank
Think there was one in a Ravine in Fort Picket, Va a few years back. I had to ID it from pics (offset turret was key) and figured out it was one of the batch the Marines were issued after the Japs took over the Islands and the Dutch contract they were made for were not going to sent out. Some may still be up in Alaska where most went to guard against invasion. This one had probably stayed around Quantico for training until sent down to Picket for target practice.
No idea where it eventually ended up, possibly still out there.
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Great job
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updates of tank
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Awesome. Keep the updates coming!
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This is really cool! Thanks for the pics!
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Some genuine nos parts for this type of tank, including a transmission were recently discovered in Australia I believe.
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Re: Marmon Herrington tank
I had a radio receiver that was fitted to the M-H tanks supplied to the Netherland East Indies forces , these tanks ended up in Australia . The radio was made by the Fred Link radio Co. It was a FM set. I also had the original antenna and base. https://www.rcrwireless.com/19980622/ar ... -link-dies
http://www.radio-club-of-america.org/FMLink.htm
http://www.radio-club-of-america.org/FMLink.htm
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