M 41 Hull by junge1
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Description
This hull of an U.S. M 41 tank is on display at the Cu Chi Tunnels northwest of Saigon, Vietnam. It is a great tourist attraction.
This picture was taken on 22 August 2012,
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Comments (28)
Ah yes. I mentioned "M41" to Bill, and he hasn't stopped talking yet! LOL!
Shining.
Excellent shot! :)
Great shot my friend.
fabulous shot
ABSOLUTELY MARVELOUS SHOT
Wonderful shot!
I hope the soldiers made it out alive
Fantastic capture Sig I would have hated to be inside this when the mine when off
nice shot
A great shot... looks like it has been parked in south Auckland though.. somebody has nicked all the wheels!
Cool shot!!
what a coloss.
A great shot, it makes me wonder if its demise took a few souls with it!
It's a real big Boy!
Superb capture my friend. God Bless.
Great shot Sig, I should imagine there a number of military vehicle and aircraft remains around the country.
It still has a purpose me thinks!
Super shot!!! Relicts of history to remind of the past...
Very cool shot! A reminder of those years out there.. As Mike says, there must be loads of stuff waiting to be recovered out there in the Jungles.. Good shot. Rob
Good POV and shot.
Nice shot. Interesting that they made it a tourist attraction. Here in Nevada you can see old tanks and other military hardware in front of any VFW post.
A wonderful photo from inside and showing the tourists!
great historical capture!
Very interesting part of history captured here. :)) Most excellent in capture and details my friend. :))))) Thank you for sharing your travels. :)))) Carry A Smile In Your Heart :))))
Great shot erland
good capture
Excellent "after war" picture