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| Subject: | Re: US Dual Tex Cammo : M60A3 |  |
| Date: | Apr 21, 2001 |
| From: | Christophe Jacquemont | |
Tom,
I checked my book (Great Armor Series No1 M48/M60 Patton) and you're right
the three photos showing this pattern, although labelled as M60A1s are
actually M60A3s.
I posted queries on the web on the same subject, and nobody could come up
with a photo of these M113s :-(
Cheers,
Christophe
Tom Nelson wrote:
> The pattern was in use during 78-81, at least, with the Second Armored
> Cavalry Regiment. The pattern was produced with a stencil. Individual
> squares measured 4 inches. The only tank in service with 2ACR at the time
> were M60A3. Practically all vehicles assigned to the regiment were done in
> the "dual tex" pattern. |
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