- M10 Tank Destroyer Heads To Battle Lines At Bir Marbott Pass East Of El Guettar In Tunisia 1943
- French M10 1944
- M10 February 1944 Italy
- M10 of the 712th Tank Battalion, 90th Infantry Division, Berle Luxembourg, 1944/45
- Early M10 GMC during overhauling
- M10 of the 601st Tank Destroyer Battalion in Sicily, 1943
- M10 named “Accident” of Company ‘A’, 703rd Tank Destroyer Battalion – Saint Jean de Daye 11 July 1944
- 32nd Division M10 named “Hells Kitchen” on beach at Saidor Dutch New Guinea 1944
- Battle of the Bulge – Killed Colonel by his M10
- GI’s and German POW take cover by M10 28 February 1945
- Civilians leave for Allied lines as M10 enters Aachen, 1944
- M10 during IV Corps Maneuvers in Oregon 1943
- 632nd Tank Destroyer Battaliont crew on M10 in Saidor 1944, PTO
- M10 of the 5th Army firing at night, 20 February 1945
- M10s in Kwajalein
- 2nd Armored Division (“Hell on Wheels”) M10s firing across Roer River, 1945
- M10 during Allied invasion of Southern France, Operation Dragoon 15 August 1944
- 3-inch GMC M10 in Metz, France 1944
- 3-inch GMC M10 in Stavelot, Belgium 1944
- M10 fires at German tank in Orleans France, 1944
- M10 of the 644th Tank Destroyer Battalion with hedgerow cutting devices Olpe, Germany
- M10 named “Bessie” during Allied invasion of Sicily. USS LST-325 and LCT-153 beached in Sicily 10 July 1943
- M10s in Valente Italy 2 June 1944
- M10s fire at Germans Ardennes 26 January1945
- M10 heading to Clark Field passes Shell Oil Sign on Luzon 1945
- M10 from 32nd Division, 632nd Tank Destroyer Battalion at Aitape, 1944 PTO
- M10 fires over Seine near Paris 23 August 1944
- M10 and Jeep entering Fresnes France 1944
- M10of the 629th Tank Destroyer Battalion near Courtil, Belgium 20 January 1945
- 3-inch Gun Motor Carriage M10 destroyers at Ford Plant in Detroit 1943
- M10 blasts German machine gun position in Rome 6 June1944
- Battle of the Bulge: M10 of 5th Armored Division near Sauer River Luxembourg
- Achilles crosses Savio River on Churchill Twaby Ark, Italy October 1944
- Wolverines of the 818th Tank Destroyer Battalion France
- Wolverine of the 701st Tank Destroyer Battalion in the Monte Terminale area of Italy during the campaign in the North Apennines. 3 March 1945
- M10 advancing in Acquafondata Area Italy 1944
- Knoked out 3-inch Gun Motor Carriage M10
- Dug in American tank destroyer M10 firing as artillery against Germans in Italy
- 1st Army M10 in action Aachen October 1944
- M10 And M4 Tanks On Production Line At Ford Plant 1943
- M10 Wolverine Free French 3rd Algerian Division In Omia Italy 1944
- 2nd French Armored Division M10 Wolverine, Halloville, France 13 November 1944
- M10 Wolverine 684th Tank Destroyer Battalion, Aachen October1944
- M10 Wolverine Tank Destroyer In Italy
- 157th Infantry Regiment Supported By M10 Tank Destroyers Of A Company 645th Tank Destroyer Battalion Under Fire In Town Of Niederbronn France
- Camouflaged M10 Tank Destroyer And Harley Davidson In Percy France 08 1944
- M10 Wolverine 32nd Infantry Division 632nd Tank Destroyer Battalion At Aitape
- M10 Wolverine Tank Destroyers On Production Line At Ford Plant 1943
- M10 Wolverine of the 773rd Tank Destroyer Battalion, 90th Division Mainz Germany 1945
- 30th Infantry Division And 823rd Tank Destroyer Battalion M10 Germany 1945
- M10 Tank Destroyers At Ford Plant In Detroit 1943
- M5 And M10 Wolverine of 2nd Armored Division In Tesey Sur Vire France 1944
- KO M10 Wolverine of 803rd Tank Destroyer Battalion Übach Germany 1944
- Tank Destroyer passes WWI Memorial in Lonlay-l’Abbaye, 1944
- German M10 Wolverine
- M10 Tank Destroyer Test At General Motors
- Marine M10 Wolverine Tank Destroyer Advance On Pto
- Captured M10 Wolverine
- US Tank Destroyer M10 GI With Bazooka Fontainebleau France 23 August 1944
- M10 Tank Destroyer Moves Into Artena Italy 1944
- Crew Of A Us Army Repair Unit Working On A Shell Damaged Tank Destroyer At An Ordnance Depot Near Anzio Italy 1944
- British M10 Achilles France
- M10 Tank Destroyer And Jeep Enter Fresnes France 1944
- M10 Moving Thru Hurtgen Forest 893rd Tank Destroyer Battalion
- M10 Wolverine Tank Destroyer of the 77th Infantry Division 632 Tank Destroyer Battalion Ormoc Leyte Philippines December 1944
- Destroyed M10 Tank Destroyer of 35th Infantry Division 454th Tank Destroyer Battalion Livarchamps Belgium Battle Of Bulge 1945
- German M10 With Crew
- M10 Wolverine of 32nd Infantry Division Tank Destroyers At Aitape New Guinea 1944
- M10 Wolverine
- M10 Wolverine And M4 Sherman of the 77th Infantry Division Leyte Island 1944
- M10, M4, Jeep And 2 1/2 Ton Truck 76th Infantry Division Speicher 1945
- M10 Wolverine 77th Infantry Division Leyte Island 1944
- M10 Wolverine With Hedge Cutter 803rd Tank Destroyer Battalion Übach Germany 1944
- M10 Wolverine Tank Destroyers of 30th Infantry Division Magdeburg Germany 1945
- M10 Wolverine Tank Destroyers Head For Front In Tunisia 1943
- M10 St Fromond France 703 Tank Destroyer Battalion 3 Armored Division
The M10 Wolverine tank destroyer was a U.S. tank destroyer of World War II based on the chassis of the M4 Sherman tank fitted with the 76,2 mm (3″) Gun M7.
Technical specifications:
M10 |
Achilles IIC |
|
crew |
5 |
5 |
lenght |
6828 mm |
7272 mm |
hull lenght |
5970 mm |
5970 mm |
width |
3048 mm |
3048 mm |
height |
2896 mm |
2896 mm |
combat weight |
29570 kg |
29570 kg |
weight |
27220 kg |
27220 kg |
ground pressure |
0.958 kg/cm2 |
0.958 kg/cm2 |
armor / angle: |
hull: 38 – 50 mm front, 19 – 25,4 mm sides and rear, 19,1 – 9,5 mm top, 12,7 mm bottom
turret: 25,4 mm sides, rear: 25,4 mm, top: 19,1 mm mantlet: 57,2 mm |
hull: 38 – 50 mm front, 19 – 25,4 mm sides and rear, 19,1 – 9,5 mm top, 12,7 mm bottom
turret: 25,4 mm sides, rear: 25,4 mm, top: 19,1 mm mantlet: 57,2 mm |
main armament |
76,2 mm M7, 54 rounds. Elevation: -10° – +30°; |
76,2 mm, Ordnance QF 17-pounder Mk V, 50 rounds. Elevation: -5° – +20°; |
secondary armament |
12,7 mm M2HB, 1000 rounds |
12,7 mm M2HB, 450 rounds |
engine: |
Genaral Motors 6046, 276 kW at 2100 rpm, 12 cylinder, water-cooled, diesel 5484 cm3. |
Genaral Motors 6046, 276 kW at 2100 rpm, 12 cylinder, water-cooled, diesel 5484 cm3. |
transmission |
5 forward and 1 reverse |
5 forward and 1 reverse |
fuel |
727 l |
727 l |
fuel consumption (road / off road) per 100 km |
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tracks |
T48, T49, T51, T54E1 |
T48, T49, T51, T54E1 |
tracks width |
420,6 mm |
420,6 mm |
number of links per track |
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track contact |
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track base |
2108 mm |
2108 mm |
max speed |
51 – 40 km/h |
51 – 40 km/h |
range |
320 km |
320 km |
grade |
60% |
60% |
turning radius |
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trench crossing |
2290 mm |
2290 mm |
vertical obstacle |
610 mm |
610 mm |
fording |
900 mm |
900 mm |
ground clearance |
432 mm |
432 mm |
manufacturer |
Ford Motor Company, Fisher Tank Arsenal |
converted by Royal Arsenal: Woolwich, Nottingham, Ellesmere Port and Radcliffe |