Springtime for T110 and the Americas
Дата: 29.10.2014 01:08:54
Mini_Bolo, on Oct 28 2014 - 23:02, said: Let's see. Brits tended to go with Civil War Generals
for American lend-lease tanks. I'm pretty sure the M36 was
referred to as the Jackson, which would be the reference to Thomas
"Stonewall" Jackson. And I know the British modification of
the M10 with the 17 pounder was referred to as the Achilles.
Did the British have a nickname for the stock M10?The_Chieftain: Why would the Brits name a vehicle which they didn't use?
(i.e. M36). There has been no reliable citation of "Wolverine" as a
name used by -anyone-, be it Canadian, British, French, American...
And Storm refuses to change it, on the basis that he wants vehicles
to have names, not alphanumerics.
Springtime for T110 and the Americas