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| M5A1 Light Tank 'Stuart' |
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| Inside the M5A1 Light Tank 'Stuart' |
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| Soviet MT-55 Armoured Bridgelayer |
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| BigLee in front of the M5 Stuart and the M-24 Chaffee light tank |
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| Sherman 'Grizzly' M4A1 |
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| Looking round the back I found the Engine Bay doors open on the Sherman 'Grizzly' M4A1 |
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| Soviet T34/85 Medium Tank |
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| The Drivers hatch on the T34/85 Medium Tank |
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| This 88mm Flak 37 AA Gun featured in the HBO Series 'Band of Brothers' |
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| Hawker Siddeley Harrier GR 1 |
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| V1 Flying Bomb and part of the Launcher Ramp |
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| There is plenty more to restore in the field next door |
This is a really good museum with plenty to keep the enthusiast happy. If you are ever in the area its well worth a visit.
Great pics, love the Muckleburgh Collection. I took my kids there a few years ago and they found it really bizarre that they had a Gulf War 1 exhibition. Daddy was in a museum they shouted!!!
ReplyDeleteLast pic, bottom right - good old Stalwart, that brought back memories of driving around SALTA BAOR!
The museum certainly has the space to expand their collection and I hope to see more on display in future years.
DeleteApparently I'm in there as an exhibit (in a photo). Never been there, though.
ReplyDeleteGreat set of pics
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Thank you for this photo series. I have enjoyed it very much.
ReplyDeleteOoh, these are some grand pics!
ReplyDeleteGreat pics!!!!
ReplyDeleteI like the V1 the most!
ReplyDeleteYeh, its a 'design classic'! I've seen V1's in several museums but the only other place I have seen part of the launcher ramp is at Duxford.
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