John Oram's photos with the keyword: Tank

The Veteran's Monument in Druding Park, San Jacinto is a beautiful and tranquil urban garden featuring items and plaques commemorating all the armed services of the United States. The most prominent of the displays is this retired US Army M60 Patton tank. 200_2_P1070932

The Veteran's Monument in Druding Park, San Jacinto is a beautiful and tranquil urban garden featuring items and plaques commemorating all the armed services of the United States. The most prominent of the displays is this retired US Army M60 Patton tank. 200_2_P1070939

The Veteran's Monument in Druding Park, San Jacinto is a beautiful and tranquil urban garden featuring items and plaques commemorating all the armed services of the United States. The most prominent of the displays is this retired US Army M60 Patton tank. 200_2_P1070944

The Veteran's Monument in Druding Park, San Jacinto is a beautiful and tranquil urban garden featuring items and plaques commemorating all the armed services of the United States. The most prominent of the displays is this retired US Army M60 Patton tank. 200_2_P1070933

Chieftain Mk V at Buckinghamshire Railway Centre. 200_P1040816

Chieftain Mk V at Buckinghamshire Railway Centre. 200_P1040818

Chieftain Mk V at Buckinghamshire Railway Centre. 200_P1040819

This Churchill tank at the D-Day Museum, Portsmouth is a 'Crocodile' which was a Mark VII equipped with a flame-thrower. This tank has been given the markings of a Crocodile of C Squadron, 141st (The Buffs) Regiment, Royal Armoured Corps which landed in Normandy on D-Day. 200_P1030489

This Churchill tank at the D-Day Museum, Portsmouth is a 'Crocodile' which was a Mark VII equipped with a flame-thrower. Crocodiles towed a two-wheeled armoured trailer, containing 400 gallons of fuel for the flame-thrower. The link to the trailer is seen at the rear of the tank. 200_P1030483

The Sherman was the most used Allied tank of the Second World War with 49,000 produced. This Grizzly was a Canadian built version with this example being one of 188 built in Montreal. It is on display at the D-Day Museum, Portsmouth. 200_P1030481

The sculpture 'A Soldier of World War Two' and a Sherman Grizzly tank at the D-Day Museum, Portsmouth. The Sherman was the most used Allied tank of the Second World War with 49,000 produced. The Grizzly was the Canadian built version with this example being one of 188 built in Montreal. 200_P1030479