37mm AT Gun

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Anti-Tank Squad, Battalion AT Platoon 1942
Anti-Tank Squad, Battalion AT Platoon 1942 - Anti-tank guns provided defense against armored attacks from static positions. The M3 37mm anti-tank gun proved capable during the early years of the war but became less effective as tanks with thicker armor were deployed later in the war.

Anti-Tank Squad, Rgt AT Company 1942
Anti-Tank Squad, Rgt AT Company 1942 - Anti-tank guns provided defense against armored attacks from static positions. The M3 37mm anti-tank gun proved capable during the early years of the war but became less effective as tanks with thicker armor were deployed later in the war.

Anti-Tank Squad, Battalion AT Platoon 1943
Anti-Tank Squad, Battalion AT Platoon 1943 - Anti-tank guns provided defense against armored attacks from static positions. The M3 37mm anti-tank gun proved capable during the early years of the war but became less effective as tanks with thicker armor were deployed later in the war.

Anti-Tank Squad, Rgt AT Company 1943
Anti-Tank Squad, Rgt AT Company 1943 - Anti-tank guns provided defense against armored attacks from static positions. The M3 37mm anti-tank gun proved capable during the early years of the war but became less effective as tanks with thicker armor were deployed later in the war.

Armored Infantry Light Anti-Tank Gun Team
Armored Infantry Light Anti-Tank Gun Team - Anti-tank guns provided defense against armored attacks from static positions. The M3 37mm anti-tank gun proved capable during the early years of the war but became less effective as tanks with thicker armor were deployed later in the war.

Armored Infantry Light Anti-Tank Gun Team
Armored Infantry Light Anti-Tank Gun Team - Anti-tank guns provided defense against armored attacks from static positions. The M3 37mm anti-tank gun proved capable during the early years of the war but became less effective as tanks with thicker armor were deployed later in the war.

Light Anti-Tank Gun
Light Anti-Tank Gun - The 37mm gun M3 was the first dedicated anti-tank gun fielded by the US forces in numbers. It became the standard anti-tank gun with it’s size allowing it to be pulled by a jeep. The continuing improvements of German armor quickly rendered it ineffective and by 1943 it was gradually replaced by the 57mm gun M1.