M26 Pershing in Europe and Korea, 1945–1951
A story of firepower and adaptation told through the crews who took the Pershing from the ruins of Germany to the hills of Korea.
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A story of firepower and adaptation told through the crews who took the Pershing from the ruins of Germany to the hills of Korea.
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