WW2 M3 Grant tank - North African campaign footage.

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[@VolkerHillebrand-wn9yb]

I think , it's underated tank

[@whitetiger7839]

Nice footage 👍

[@BarryDuyster]

There's 2 in the tank & artillery museum in Cairns Australia , one restored the other one a barn find unrestored but complete

[@Johntrackerow]

Great work.

[@paulcateiii]

love the footage in Tunisia

[@rimasratautas2853]

📽👍🏼

[@Peter-dj8dv]

At 7:22 ish, that’s a Panzer I wreck the Grant is passing. Did the Germans supply some to the Italians or did Afrika Corps use them ?

[@lesp1964]

The Afrika Corps used them , they also converted some Ausf As to Flammpanzers .

[@underworldgameshd69]

This is one of my favorite tanks from WW2

[@Xchardtop]

88mm Flak 36/37 fodder.

[@brealistic3542]

Every tank was. If given the 88 positions the 88 was strafed and shelled.

[@davidwormell6609]

Actually, no. The Grant could in theory stand off at ranges too great for the 88, and using H.E from it's 75mm gun, neutralise the 88.