M56 Scorpion - Wikipedia
The M56 "Scorpion" self-propelled gun is an American unarmored, airmobile self-propelled tank destroyer, which was armed with a 90mm M54 gun with a simple blast shield, and an unprotected crew compartment.
90mm Self-Propelled Anti-Tank Gun M56 Scorpion
2016年10月7日 · Built by Cadillac Motor Car Division of General Motors for use by US airborne forces, The M56 was designed to be airdropped by heavy assault gliders and cargo aircraft. In later years, it was able to be dropped via helicopter.
M56 Scorpion – Tiny TD that Could be Dropped out an Airplane
2023年11月29日 · The M56 is an amazing-looking little machine that was created to give US airborne forces a self-propelled anti-tank gun that could be parachute dropped out of an aircraft. It was a radical design with extreme attributes: the size of a car, the gun of a medium tank, and absolutely no armor.
M56 Scorpion Airborne Self-Propelled Anti-Tank Gun (SPATG)
2018年10月8日 · The M56 "Scorpion" SPAT ("Self-Propelled, Anti-Tank") vehicle was an air-transportable, fully-tracked, self-propelled anti-tank system mounting a 90mm gun. The vehicle was specifically developed to give American paratroopers a viable artillery component to their rather light armament load out.
The Scorpion was Army airborne's lightweight anti-tank firepower
2020年10月22日 · One of the lesser-known weapons to hold this arachnid moniker is the the M56 Scorpion. The M56 was a contemporary of the M50 Ontos, an anti-tank six-shooter that served with the Marine Corps for 13 years, giving them a lightweight vehicle with a potent punch.
U.S. M56 90mm Self-Propelled Gun Scorpion - The Historical …
2021年9月9日 · The M56 Scorpion was developed to provide American Airborne forces with a mobile, self-propelled, anti-tank gun that could be transported by helicopter or dropped by parachute. A total of 325 Scorpions were manufactured from 1953 to 1959 by the Cadillac Motor Car Division of General Motors of Cleveland.
M56 Scorpion – Lightweight Self-Propelled Gun - The …
2020年9月6日 · The M56 was intended to act as an airmobile support weapon for the US Army’s airborne forces that was capable of traversing muddy, marshy, sandy and snowy terrain. Airborne infantry have historically been lightly armed and sometimes struggled against enemy forces equipped with armour.
M56 Scorpion - Weaponsystems.net
The M56 Scorpion is an early Cold War era tank destroyer of US origin. It was developed to provide airborne forces with a light self-propelled anti-tank gun. Although the M56 did provide significant firepower, it proved to be lacking in many other aspects.
M56 Scorpion Self-Propelled Antitank Gun
This fully tracked 90mm gun developed in the 1950s to provide airborne troops with a mobile anti-tank weapon. Used by airborne battalions and airborne infantry tank companies in the 1960s....
M56 Scorpion: Photos, History, Specification - Military Equipment …
The M56 "Scorpion" SPAT ("Self-Propelled Anti-Tank") vehicle is an air-transportable all-track self-propelled anti-tank system equipped with a 90mm gun. The vehicle was specifically designed to provide U.S. paratroopers with a viable artillery component for their rather light weapons.
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