


M2 Half-track
Country | United States |
Primary Role | Transport |
Contributor: C. Peter Chen
ww2dbaseThe M2 Half Track Car vehicles were standardized in 1940 and were first deployed in 1941. As the United States was drawn into WW2 later that year, they immediately saw action in the Philippine Islands; as the United States' involvement in the war grew, M2 half-track vehicles followed wherever US Army troops and US Marines were deployed. They could carry 10 soldiers in the rear. In total, 13,500 were built. 800 of them were sent to the Soviet Union as part of the lend-lease program. After the war, many of them were sent to US Allies, primarily South American nations. The 10 M2 half-track vehicles sent to Nicaragua saw action during the 1978-1979 revolution. Argentinian M2 half-track vehicles remained in service until 2006.
ww2dbaseSource: Wikipedia.
Last Major Revision: Jun 2010
SPECIFICATIONS
M2
Machinery | One White 160AX 6-cylinder inline gasoline engine rated at 147hp |
Suspension | Front: Semi-elliptic longitudinal leaf spring; Rear: Vertical volute spring |
Armament | 1x .50cal Browning M2 machine gun |
Armor | 13mm windshield cover, 6.4mm sides, rear, hood, and over radiator louvres |
Crew | 1 |
Length | 5.96 m |
Width | 1.96 m |
Height | 2.30 m |
Weight | 8.7 t |
Speed | 72 km/h |
Range | 320 km |
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Captain Henry P. Jim Crowe, Guadalcanal, 13 Jan 1943