Military Vehicle Group
Featured Work
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D-Day Build-Up by Peter Lawrie
M3 Half-track Normandy 44 re-enactment group / Museum of Flight / East Fortune, Edinburgh, Scotland / May 2009 / Here is an modern style shot.
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LET 'R BUCK by R. Mike "Jake" Jacobson
Featured in / Military Vehicles This bad boy from the Utah National Guard was featured in the 4th of July parade in Moroni and again in Mount Pleasant, Utah. BTW the title of this picture is the name emblazoned on the barrel of this artillary piece. Camera: Nikon D-300 / Lens: AFS Nikkor 16-85mm 85mm<br />Exposure: 1/320 sec f/9 / Post processing: a little cropping and slight contrast increase.
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M2A2 BFV ODS by George Bellon
Bradley Fighting Vehicle M2A2 Operation Desert Storm—one mean piece of machinery.
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Sherman Tank - Imperial War Museum, London by Arrowman
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POWER FULL by andysax
Spotted this while travelling normandy
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Olive Drab and Khaki by Lyle Hatch
A M5A1 Stuart tank and a MP lead a line of amored vehicles down a road during a WWII reenactment in Rockford, Illinois. Processed the original image with Dynamic-Photo HDR software to give a pseudo-HDR appearance.
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Move 'em Out by Peter Lawrie
M24 Chaffee / The Light Tank M24 was an American light tank used during World War II and in postwar conflicts including the Korean War. In British service it was given the service name Chaffee, after the United States Army General Adna R. Chaffee, Jr., who helped develop the use of tanks in the United States armed forces. Normandy 44 re-enactment group / Museum of Flight / East Fortune, Edinburgh, Scotland / May 2009
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Abbot 105mm SP Field Gun RA by Terry Mason
This is an image of a Selfpropelled 105mm field gun of the Royal Artillery. Taken at a transport museum Sparkford in Somerset uk. / The field gun is no longer in service.
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M113 FSV by rynoki
An Australian Army variant of the M113 APC family. The Fire Support Vehicle mounted the turret from the Saladin armoured car. Only limited numbers were made. Some were used operationally in South Vietnam. / This one was spotted at a military vehicle rally in March 2008.
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My Tank by Waterl00
My Tank In The Old Days
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British Mark V Tank, 1918 by Arrowman
The tank was first used at the little known Battle of Flers. It was then used with less success at the Battle of the Somme. Though the tank was highly unreliable – as one would expect from a new machine – it did a great deal to end the horrors of trench warfare and brought back some mobility to the Western Front.
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Recent Work
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Citroen Light 15 by Edward Denyer
Favourite wartime vehicle of the French Resistance. This one, with Free French Insignia, seen in the parade at Pickering, North Yorkshire for the War Weekend celebrations 2009. Camera: SP570UZ
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desert fox by J.K. York
me, Lance Corporal York on a USMC M60A2 at Twenty Nine Palms, CA 1985. i wanted to load this for the military history group. while not a tanker myself, i was detached to a tank battalion as the truck driver hauling their ammo. photo by Sgt. Rodriguez with my Olympus OM-1.
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Slapton Sands War Memorial by Rob Parsons
25.7.09 – Taken with a Fujifilm 10mp s8100. In the early hours of the 28th of April 1944 eight Landing Ship Tanks (LST’s), full of American servicemen were in Lyme Bay, off the coast of Devon, England. Their purpose to take part in Exercise Tiger, the realistic rehearsals for the D-Day landings in Normandy. The night turned into tragedy as a group of patrolling German e-boats discovered and attacked them. At the end of Exercise Tiger 946 American serviceman had lost their lives. The Sherman tank at Slapton Sands is a daily reminder to all of us of the tragedy of Exercise Tiger. Around the tank are other smaller memorials dedicated to the various American forces that participated. Further along Slapton Sands a memorial placed after the Second World War by American forces as a gratitude to local people who had to evacuate their homes so that the practise D-day landings could go ahead. Please pop along and view the web site for this amazing memorial at this site If I’m lucky enough to sell any copies of this picture, all my profits will be donated to the upkeep of this memorial.
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Bedford OX Tractor Unit and Queen Mary Trailer. by TallGuy
Had a few days away, while away and dodging the rainy weather, we had a visit to Lincolnshire Aviation Heritage Centre. This was about the only vehicle out of doors, but I had to take a shot, I remember having an Airfix model of the exact same vehicle… boys toys :-) Taken with a Canon 5D
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Achilles by Nigel Dickinson
Achilles 17Pdr Tank Destroyer – an American-built M-10 upgunned with the British 17 Pounder gun, certainly the best Allied anti-tank gun of World War Two. The muzzle brake and counterweight, and the increased size of the turret counterweight are the obvious signs to look for. Less obvious is the British pattern of track. Taken in the “awaiting restoration” vehicle park of the Danish Army Tank Museum.
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B Flight, No. 606 Squadron by Nigel Dickinson
Royal Air Force Mosquito fighter-bomber crews of 606 Squadron, detached to 2 TAF, in Northern France, 1944-45. Re-enactment, of course…
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Jeep by Edward Denyer
A W.W.II Jeep, one of many at the North Yorkshire Moors Railway War Weekend 2009. Camera: Olympus SP-570UZ
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Volkswagen Klubel by Edward Denyer
The 1939 Volkswagen peoples car was used by the German military in W.W.II and some were converted to 4×4 drive. I think this one is a 4×4 version. / Taken at Le Visham (Levisham) on the North Yorkshire Moors Railway War Weekend 2009. Camera: Olympus SP-570UZ
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War Aid by Nigel Dickinson
La Ferte Alais Airshow, 2006
About This Group
This is a group for Images of Military Vehicles, wheeled or tracked, land and amphibious. Especially catering for artists with a Military background, an enthusiastic preservation person or Images from a military vehicle show. It will cover vehicles in operation today right back to the earlier types of military transport. We are not expecting action war scenes but the vehicles themselves moving or static with personel or without. The vehicles must be the predominant feature.
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