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This picture must have been made during the operation as it shows two soldiers sitting on top. It came from the "collection Hillsman, John A.B." - does that name ring a bell with you? 606495c6-1ea0-22e2-86c6-4b4ce10ea1d4.jpg (Source) The first picture confused me as all other pictures show it in a different location. This is the well known spot where it stayed until ca. 1947 or a few years until it was dragged away to be placed on the dyke. Not having seen the 'CHERRY 6" marking on the right hand flail boom before, I drew the incorrect conclusion this was another Sherman V Crab. Was this picture the source for your remark on WW2Talk forum? Quote:
(Source) As luck would have it, when I was typing this message a new photo came in! Courtesy of Marcel van Hoepen from Westkapelle, it shows T-148656 in front of his grandmothers house. The marking "CHERRY 6" can be clearly seen: 28056261_547548988963450_3614043899182297204_n.jpg I will correct my postings above, same for Turret No.22. Thanks, Hanno
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