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International M14 Half Track, 15-cwt
See William Marshall's Webshots album for a picture of an M14 International Half Track.
Interestingly, this is the only picture I have seen of the interior of an M14 modified as a troop carrier. Who has more interior details? |
The answer might be in the photo
The markings are WVEE, Wheeled Vehicle Experimental Establishment, so maybe this is the first and only one out for its' formal portrait?
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A number were converted into Command/Radio vehicles but without a rear door it is very hard to see how it could operate effectively as an APC.
There are some very nice pictures in the album this picture came from. Does anyone know if the 20mm gun trailer on page 4 saw any service or did the 15cwt weight version win out? |
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The link above doesn’t work anymore (MLU Forum survives many other websites), but here is one picture I could find back.
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M14 apc
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Combing through photos of ex-Canadian Army Half Tracks at the Dutch Army Vehicle Park at Stroe, The Netherlands, I found some more M14 converted into APCs appearing in the background of photos of other equipment.
1949: Attachment 138031 Source: https://beeldbank.nimh.nl/foto-s/det...2-e67cdd4de131 1951: Attachment 138032 Source: https://beeldbank.nimh.nl/foto-s/det...a-53d53f25d1c6 1952: Attachment 138030 Source: https://beeldbank.nimh.nl/foto-s/det...e-1dbfe4801222 |
Canadian soldier climbing in M14 Halftrack
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Harold A. Skaarup wrote:
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M14 with the Canadian Army
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Here's a document listing the requirements of the Canadian Army in the UK for M14 Half Tracks as per 31 March 1944
Attachment 138869 Source: https://heritage.canadiana.ca/view/o...eel_t17894/805 |
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