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|  Who can Identify this vehicle? 
			
			Very small little machine, smaller then a carrier I would say...
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|  Hmmmmm.. 
				__________________ Alex Blair :remember :support :drunk: Last edited by Alex Blair (RIP); 26-06-09 at 21:36. | 
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			Found this photo of same tank type. Can't ID it though. Soviet invasion of Czechoslovakia 1968        Last edited by Stuart Kirkham; 26-06-09 at 21:54. | 
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|  Warm... 
			
			Tommy, your getting warm, Alex, your way off. Some hints... Year Adopted: 1951 Operational Status: (Manufactured from 1951 to 1962, phased out in late 1980's) Armor: Hull Front:6mm (sloped at 60 degrees) Hull Sides:6mm Hull Rear:6mm Gun Mantlet: 6mm (sloped at 38 degrees) Weight:3.4 Tons Crew:3 (Driver, Gunner, Loader) + 6 Passengers | 
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			ASU 57 Perry | 
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			Perry Nailed it... The Russian ASU 57 SPG. Designed to be an airtransportable vehicle for Soviet Para's. Pretty neet little vehicle. | 
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|  Tiny Tank 
			
			If I remember correctly the Musuem at CFB Gagetown has one....
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			Mike, Thats the one... | 
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