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Yeah, a little armor by the front door has got a lawn gnome beat hands down!

Looks like Rubber Tracks; interesting that wasn't typical was it? My uncle (Tank Commander, Patton's Third Army), said they loaded all their machines with sand bags also; some even faced them with concrete if they could get it (yankee ingenuity). Said the MkV's and MkVi's they were up against...

Just curious; what's the story on the "easy eight"?

Kudos to you for undertaking the restoration. The remarkable U.S. war effort produced them once by the 10's of thousands to defeat a terrible tyranny , and only so very few now remain. You're a good man. I got to thank you for adopting this orphan and giving her a good home! Keep us posted of...

Thank you for the post: My uncle was was a tank commander (M4) under Patton, saw action during the Bulge (Silver Star). Can't speak for the Pacific theater, but word in the European theater was that the M4 was way out armored and outgunned by the Wehrmacht's tanks. The one good thing they had...