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- M2A1 medium tanks during Maneuvers in 1941
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- Troops ferry M2 tank across Salt River at Fort Knox 1941
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- M2A1 30443
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- 1st Armored Division M2A1 crushes a road block at Fort Knox 1941 2
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- M2 tanks of the 67th Regiment 1940
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- Flame gun E2 on M2 WD No. 30451
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- Maintenance crew working on M2 medium
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- Prototype T5 rear view
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- M2A1 tanks move thru Castor, Louisiana during maneuvers 1941
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- M2 30458 of the 67th Armored Regiment Luisiana 1941
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- M2A1 medium tank 1941
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- Flame thrower tank M2 medium No. 30451
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- 1st Armored Division M2A1 crushes a road block at Fort Knox 1941
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- Crew from 2nd Armored Division, 67th Regiment refueling M2A1 1941
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- M2A1 Fort Benning 1940
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- Medium Tank, M2 30416
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- M2A1 of the 2nd Armored Division “Hell on Wheels”, June 1941
M2 was a U.S. Army medium tank that was first produced in 1939 by the Rock Island Arsenal, just prior to the commencement of the Second World War in Europe. War in Western Europe rapidly demonstrated that the M2 was obsolete, and it was never used overseas in combat. Tank was used for training purposes throughout the war.