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1d4chan>Flutist: I'm not sure, but weren't last M10s converted into M36? Also, correct me if I'm wrong, but ROC weren't in position to just throw away vehicles, and it's not like communists had the best tanks available

2022-08-13T21:42:27Z

I'm not sure, but weren't last M10s converted into M36? Also, correct me if I'm wrong, but ROC weren't in position to just throw away vehicles, and it's not like communists had the best tanks available

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	==IRL==		==IRL==
	The M10 was developed in anticipation of fighting the German Blitzkrieg tactics, using the American Tank Destroyer doctrine of light armor, but a big fuck-off gun. To accomplish this, a 3" gun was strapped into an open turret on top of a modified Sherman hull for the prototype. The hull was given sloped armor along with a pentagonal turret to add some extra defensive capabilities to the vehicle. The final 300 vehicles were given ~~76mm~~ guns to give them better performance over the 3" M7. An M2 MG was strapped to the top for additional anti-aircraft and anti-personnel defense.		The M10 was developed in anticipation of fighting the German Blitzkrieg tactics, using the American Tank Destroyer doctrine of light armor, but a big fuck-off gun (or at least, it was considered to be a "big fuck off gun" by the military at the time, but with things like Churchills, Tigers and ISes around the corner, that estimate proved to be inadequate). To accomplish this, a 3" gun was strapped into an open turret on top of a modified Sherman hull for the prototype. The hull was given sloped armor along with a pentagonal turret to add some extra defensive capabilities to the vehicle. Since engineers had no prior experience with tank destroyers, it had... questionable decisions like putting a 1 ton counterweight at the back of the turret. The final 300 vehicles were given 90mm guns to give them better performance over the 3" M7. An M2 MG was strapped to the top for additional anti-aircraft and anti-personnel defense.

	The Wolverine performed adequately but was found to not conform to the American Tank Destroyer doctrine of WWII due to its heavier hull. The Army in the Pacific hated the vehicle due to the open-top making them vulnerable to Japanese zerg tactics, while the ~~Russians had no records~~ of ~~their service~~. The Free French were supplied with them, and most notably killed a Panzer V during the Liberation of Paris. The British developed their own variant called the Achilles, which put a QF-17 Pounder in the M10 chassis. Audie Murphy earned a medal of honor using the MG on the rear of the vehicle to hold back German soldiers while using the radio to call in artillery barrages.		The Wolverine performed adequately but was found to not conform to the American Tank Destroyer doctrine of WWII due to its heavier hull. The Army in the Pacific hated the vehicle due to the open-top making them vulnerable to Japanese zerg tactics, while the few Soviets received literally by accident, learning of M10's existence by looking through technical documentation of M4A2 in 1944, were used in 2nd Tank Army primarily as self-propelled artillery. However, there is a record of one M10 taking out a column of German vehicles, including three tanks, from an ambush near Lublin. The Free French were supplied with them, and most notably killed a Panzer V during the Liberation of Paris. The British developed their own variant called the Achilles, which put a QF-17 Pounder in the M10 chassis. Audie Murphy earned a medal of honor using the MG on the rear of the vehicle to hold back German soldiers while using the radio to call in artillery barrages.

	Near the end of the war, the M10 was increasingly obsolete, and desperate attempts to keep the vehicle viable in combat service included strapping sandbags and lumber to the outside for extra protection. It also had a hand traversed turret, something that was increasingly obsolete in the latter part of the war against the modern and more efficient electrically traversed Panzers. It was largely replaced by the ~~M-18~~ and the ~~M-36~~ by the end of the war, but was kept on due to the sheer number of them and ease of repairability.		Near the end of the war, the M10 was increasingly obsolete, and desperate attempts to keep the vehicle viable in combat service included strapping sandbags and lumber to the outside for extra protection. It also had a hand traversed turret, something that was increasingly obsolete in the latter part of the war against the modern and more efficient electrically traversed Panzers, with a notable exception of poor Pz IV Ausf.J. It was largely replaced by the M18 and the M36 by the end of the war, but was kept on due to the sheer number of them and ease of repairability.

	Some were exported to nationalist China, but ~~these~~ were ~~obsolete on arrival and were replaced by captured Japanese surplus material~~.		Some were exported to nationalist China, but those were quickly lost to advancing People's Liberation Army.

	{{US Forces in Flames of War}}		{{US Forces in Flames of War}}

1d4chan>Rocko1345 at 19:20, 13 August 2022

2022-08-13T19:20:30Z

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	{{Topquote\|Wolverine, on the prowl.\|Company of Heroes}}		{{Topquote\|Wolverine, on the prowl.\|Company of Heroes}}
	The '''M10 Gun Motor Carriage, 3 inch''', also called the '''Wolverine''' by the Tea Drinkers, was an allied Tank Destroyer in service ~~with~~ from 1943 to the end of the war.		The '''M10 Gun Motor Carriage, 3 inch''', also called the '''Wolverine''' by the Tea Drinkers, was an allied Tank Destroyer in service from 1943 to the end of the war.
	[[File:M10 3-inch.png\|thumb\|3-inches of fuck you, all in a single package.]]		[[File:M10 3-inch.png\|thumb\|3-inches of fuck you, all in a single package.]]
	==Mid War==		==Mid War==

2607:FB90:A379:7A16:2574:7521:77A4:C154: /* IRL */

2022-07-06T00:34:58Z

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	The M10 was developed in anticipation of fighting the German Blitzkrieg tactics, using the American Tank Destroyer doctrine of light armor, but a big fuck-off gun. To accomplish this, a 3" gun was strapped into an open turret on top of a modified Sherman hull for the prototype. The hull was given sloped armor along with a pentagonal turret to add some extra defensive capabilities to the vehicle. The final 300 vehicles were given 76mm guns to give them better performance over the 3" M7. An M2 MG was strapped to the top for additional anti-aircraft and anti-personnel defense.		The M10 was developed in anticipation of fighting the German Blitzkrieg tactics, using the American Tank Destroyer doctrine of light armor, but a big fuck-off gun. To accomplish this, a 3" gun was strapped into an open turret on top of a modified Sherman hull for the prototype. The hull was given sloped armor along with a pentagonal turret to add some extra defensive capabilities to the vehicle. The final 300 vehicles were given 76mm guns to give them better performance over the 3" M7. An M2 MG was strapped to the top for additional anti-aircraft and anti-personnel defense.

	The Wolverine performed adequately but was found to not conform to the American Tank Destroyer doctrine of WWII due to its heavier hull. The Army in the Pacific hated the vehicle due to the open-top making them vulnerable to Japanese zerg tactics, while the Russians had no records of their service. The Free French were supplied with them, and most notably killed a Panzer V during the Liberation of Paris. The British developed their own variant, the Achilles, which put ~~the~~ QF-17 Pounder in the M10 chassis. Audie Murphy earned a medal of honor using the MG on the rear of the vehicle to hold back German soldiers while using the radio to call in artillery barrages.		The Wolverine performed adequately but was found to not conform to the American Tank Destroyer doctrine of WWII due to its heavier hull. The Army in the Pacific hated the vehicle due to the open-top making them vulnerable to Japanese zerg tactics, while the Russians had no records of their service. The Free French were supplied with them, and most notably killed a Panzer V during the Liberation of Paris. The British developed their own variant called the Achilles, which put a QF-17 Pounder in the M10 chassis. Audie Murphy earned a medal of honor using the MG on the rear of the vehicle to hold back German soldiers while using the radio to call in artillery barrages.

	Near the end of the war, the M10 was increasingly obsolete, and desperate attempts to keep the vehicle viable in combat service included strapping sandbags and lumber to the outside for extra protection. It also had a hand traversed turret, something that was increasingly obsolete in the latter part of the war against the modern and more efficient electrically traversed Panzers. It was largely replaced by the M-18 and the M-36 by the end of the war, but was kept on due to the sheer number of them and ease of repairability.		Near the end of the war, the M10 was increasingly obsolete, and desperate attempts to keep the vehicle viable in combat service included strapping sandbags and lumber to the outside for extra protection. It also had a hand traversed turret, something that was increasingly obsolete in the latter part of the war against the modern and more efficient electrically traversed Panzers. It was largely replaced by the M-18 and the M-36 by the end of the war, but was kept on due to the sheer number of them and ease of repairability.

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2022-06-15T21:11:23Z

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	The M10 was developed in anticipation of fighting the German Blitzkrieg tactics, using the American Tank Destroyer doctrine of light armor, but a big fuck-off gun. To accomplish this, a 3" gun was strapped into an open turret on top of a modified Sherman hull for the prototype. The hull was given sloped armor along with a pentagonal turret to add some extra defensive capabilities to the vehicle. The final 300 vehicles were given 76mm guns to give them better performance over the 3" M7. An M2 MG was strapped to the top for additional anti-aircraft and anti-personnel defense.		The M10 was developed in anticipation of fighting the German Blitzkrieg tactics, using the American Tank Destroyer doctrine of light armor, but a big fuck-off gun. To accomplish this, a 3" gun was strapped into an open turret on top of a modified Sherman hull for the prototype. The hull was given sloped armor along with a pentagonal turret to add some extra defensive capabilities to the vehicle. The final 300 vehicles were given 76mm guns to give them better performance over the 3" M7. An M2 MG was strapped to the top for additional anti-aircraft and anti-personnel defense.

	The Wolverine performed adequately but was found to not conform to the American Tank Destroyer doctrine of WWII due to its heavier hull. The Army in the Pacific hated the vehicle due to the open-top making them vulnerable to Japanese zerg tactics, while the Russians had no records of their service. The Free French were supplied with them, and most notably killed a Panzer V during the Liberation of Paris. The British developed their own variant, the Achilles, which put the QF-17 Pounder in the M10 chassis. Audie Murphy earned a medal of honor using the ~~M21918~~ MG to hold back German soldiers while using the radio to call in artillery barrages ~~on a wrecked Wolverine~~.		The Wolverine performed adequately but was found to not conform to the American Tank Destroyer doctrine of WWII due to its heavier hull. The Army in the Pacific hated the vehicle due to the open-top making them vulnerable to Japanese zerg tactics, while the Russians had no records of their service. The Free French were supplied with them, and most notably killed a Panzer V during the Liberation of Paris. The British developed their own variant, the Achilles, which put the QF-17 Pounder in the M10 chassis. Audie Murphy earned a medal of honor using the MG on the rear of the vehicle to hold back German soldiers while using the radio to call in artillery barrages.

	Near the end of the war, the M10 was increasingly obsolete, and desperate attempts to keep the vehicle viable in combat service included strapping sandbags and lumber to the outside for extra protection. It also had a hand traversed turret, something that was increasingly obsolete in the latter part of the war against the modern and more efficient electrically traversed Panzers. It was largely replaced by the M-18 and the M-36 by the end of the war, but was kept on due to the sheer number of them and ease of repairability.		Near the end of the war, the M10 was increasingly obsolete, and desperate attempts to keep the vehicle viable in combat service included strapping sandbags and lumber to the outside for extra protection. It also had a hand traversed turret, something that was increasingly obsolete in the latter part of the war against the modern and more efficient electrically traversed Panzers. It was largely replaced by the M-18 and the M-36 by the end of the war, but was kept on due to the sheer number of them and ease of repairability.

172.58.27.171: /* IRL */

2022-06-09T04:05:03Z

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	==IRL==		==IRL==
	The M10 was developed in anticipation of fighting the German Blitzkrieg tactics, using the American Tank Destroyer doctrine of light armor, but a big fuck-off gun. To accomplish this, a 3" gun was strapped into an open turret on top of a modified Sherman hull for the prototype. The hull was given sloped armor along with a pentagonal turret to add some extra defensive capabilities to the vehicle. The final 300 vehicles were given 76mm guns to give them better performance over the 3" M7. An ~~M21918~~ MG was strapped to the top for additional anti-aircraft and anti-personnel defense.		The M10 was developed in anticipation of fighting the German Blitzkrieg tactics, using the American Tank Destroyer doctrine of light armor, but a big fuck-off gun. To accomplish this, a 3" gun was strapped into an open turret on top of a modified Sherman hull for the prototype. The hull was given sloped armor along with a pentagonal turret to add some extra defensive capabilities to the vehicle. The final 300 vehicles were given 76mm guns to give them better performance over the 3" M7. An M2 MG was strapped to the top for additional anti-aircraft and anti-personnel defense.

	The Wolverine performed adequately but was found to not conform to the American Tank Destroyer doctrine of WWII due to its heavier hull. The Army in the Pacific hated the vehicle due to the open-top making them vulnerable to Japanese zerg tactics, while the Russians had no records of their service. The Free French were supplied with them, and most notably killed a Panzer V during the Liberation of Paris. The British developed their own variant, the Achilles, which put the QF-17 Pounder in the M10 chassis. Audie Murphy earned a medal of honor using the M21918 MG to hold back German soldiers while using the radio to call in artillery barrages on a wrecked Wolverine.		The Wolverine performed adequately but was found to not conform to the American Tank Destroyer doctrine of WWII due to its heavier hull. The Army in the Pacific hated the vehicle due to the open-top making them vulnerable to Japanese zerg tactics, while the Russians had no records of their service. The Free French were supplied with them, and most notably killed a Panzer V during the Liberation of Paris. The British developed their own variant, the Achilles, which put the QF-17 Pounder in the M10 chassis. Audie Murphy earned a medal of honor using the M21918 MG to hold back German soldiers while using the radio to call in artillery barrages on a wrecked Wolverine.

1d4chan>Rocko1345 at 18:11, 3 June 2022

2022-06-03T18:11:04Z

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	{{Topquote\|Wolverine, on the prowl.\|Company of Heroes}}		{{Topquote\|Wolverine, on the prowl.\|Company of Heroes}}
	The M10 ~~tank destroyer~~, also called the Wolverine by the Tea Drinkers, was an allied Tank Destroyer in service with from 1943 to the end of the war.		The '''M10 Gun Motor Carriage, 3 inch''', also called the '''Wolverine''' by the Tea Drinkers, was an allied Tank Destroyer in service with from 1943 to the end of the war.
	[[File:M10 3-inch.png\|thumb\|3-inches of fuck you, all in a single package.]]		[[File:M10 3-inch.png\|thumb\|3-inches of fuck you, all in a single package.]]
	==Mid War==		==Mid War==
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	==IRL==		==IRL==
	The M10 was developed in anticipation of fighting the German Blitzkrieg tactics, using the American Tank Destroyer doctrine of light armor, but a big ~~fuckoff~~ gun. To accomplish this, a 3" gun was strapped into an open turret on top of a modified Sherman hull for the prototype. The hull was given sloped armor along with a pentagonal turret to add some extra defensive capabilities to the vehicle. The final 300 vehicles were given 76mm guns to give them better performance over the 3" M7. ~~For~~ additional anti-aircraft and anti-personnel ~~defence, an M21918 MG was strapped to the top~~.		The M10 was developed in anticipation of fighting the German Blitzkrieg tactics, using the American Tank Destroyer doctrine of light armor, but a big fuck-off gun. To accomplish this, a 3" gun was strapped into an open turret on top of a modified Sherman hull for the prototype. The hull was given sloped armor along with a pentagonal turret to add some extra defensive capabilities to the vehicle. The final 300 vehicles were given 76mm guns to give them better performance over the 3" M7. An M21918 MG was strapped to the top for additional anti-aircraft and anti-personnel defense.

	The Wolverine performed adequately, but was found to not conform to the American Tank Destroyer doctrine of WWII due to ~~it's~~ heavier hull. The Army in the Pacific hated the vehicle due to the open top making them vulnerable to Japanese zerg tactics, while the Russians had no records of their service. The Free French were supplied with them, and most notably killed a Panzer V during the Liberation of Paris. The British developed their own variant, the Achilles, which put the QF-17 Pounder in the M10 chassis. Audie Murphy earned a medal of honor using the M21918 MG to hold back German soldiers while using the radio to call in artillery barrages on a wrecked Wolverine.		The Wolverine performed adequately but was found to not conform to the American Tank Destroyer doctrine of WWII due to its heavier hull. The Army in the Pacific hated the vehicle due to the open-top making them vulnerable to Japanese zerg tactics, while the Russians had no records of their service. The Free French were supplied with them, and most notably killed a Panzer V during the Liberation of Paris. The British developed their own variant, the Achilles, which put the QF-17 Pounder in the M10 chassis. Audie Murphy earned a medal of honor using the M21918 MG to hold back German soldiers while using the radio to call in artillery barrages on a wrecked Wolverine.

	Near the end of the war, the M10 was increasingly obsolete, and desperate attempts to keep the vehicle viable in combat service included strapping sandbags and lumber to the outside for extra protection. It also had a hand traversed turret, something that was increasingly obsolete in the latter part of the war against the modern and more efficient electrically traversed Panzers. It was largely replaced by the M-18 and the M-36 by the end of the war, but was kept on due to the sheer number of them and ease of repairability.		Near the end of the war, the M10 was increasingly obsolete, and desperate attempts to keep the vehicle viable in combat service included strapping sandbags and lumber to the outside for extra protection. It also had a hand traversed turret, something that was increasingly obsolete in the latter part of the war against the modern and more efficient electrically traversed Panzers. It was largely replaced by the M-18 and the M-36 by the end of the war, but was kept on due to the sheer number of them and ease of repairability.

1d4chan>Rocko1345 at 14:38, 27 April 2022

2022-04-27T14:38:29Z

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			{{Topquote\|Wolverine, on the prowl.\|Company of Heroes}}
	The M10 tank destroyer, also called the Wolverine by the Tea Drinkers, was an allied Tank Destroyer in service with from 1943 to the end of the war.		The M10 tank destroyer, also called the Wolverine by the Tea Drinkers, was an allied Tank Destroyer in service with from 1943 to the end of the war.
			[[File:M10 3-inch.png\|thumb\|3-inches of fuck you, all in a single package.]]
			==Mid War==
			[[File:M10 3-inch Statcard.png\|thumb\|left\|The stats]]
			==Late War==

	==IRL==		==IRL==

1d4chan>Lord Of The Lemmings: /* IRL */

2021-12-18T21:36:37Z

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	Some were exported to nationalist China, but these were obsolete on arrival and were replaced by captured Japanese surplus material.		Some were exported to nationalist China, but these were obsolete on arrival and were replaced by captured Japanese surplus material.

	{{US Forces in Flames of ~~war~~}}		{{US Forces in Flames of War}}