Here’s What You Need to Remember: The M2 quickly became obsolete: though adequate for early-war lightly armored Japanese tanks, the 37mm gun was ineffectual against the war’s later, up-armored ...

It became the standard anti-tank gun of the U.S. infantry as its size allowed for it to be pulled by a jeep. The U.S. Army used the 37 mm anti-tank gun M3 during World War II, primarily in the ...

The Locust displayed at Memorial Field had its 37MM gun removed. In 1946, Rock Island Arsenal sold 100 T9 tanks as farm tractors for $100 each. ... At the end of World War II, ...

The World War II Tank Destroyer. Designed and developed during World War II, ... Mated to an M6 carriage, the gun was designed to replace the smaller, lighter and now-obsolete M3 37MM gun, ...

The M2 quickly became obsolete: though adequate for early-war lightly armored Japanese tanks, the 37mm gun was ineffectual against the war’s later, up-armored vehicles.