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M32B1 ARV 1:35

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M32B1 ARV 1:35
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M32B1 ARV 1:35
Reference : T-6547-TO
American vehicle manufactured by various manufacturers from 1942, there were five versions made from the chassis of M4 and following M4A1 SHERMAN 76mm tanks. The Belgian army used it in its armoured units. It was replaced by the BERGPANZER LEOPARD in 1967.

M32B1 ARV (Armored Recovery Vehicule) 1:35

Italeri 6547
Scale : 1:35
Series :
Box size : 34,5 x 24,2 x 6,0
Size : 16,7

Schemes 3

Armoured Recovery Vehicles (ARVs) were introduced during the Second World War. They were built on the hull of existing armoured vehicles, removing the main armament and turret and installing specific equipment for the recovery or repair of armoured fighting vehicles damaged in combat. The American M-32 ARV was based on the chassis of the famous Sherman A-4 medium tank and was used by the US Army in the European theatre of operations during World War II. It was characterised by a superstructure that allowed damaged tanks to be lifted and towed. In addition, the M-32 carried a wide range of repair tools and spare parts, underlining its role as a true 'mobile armoured workshop' capable of operating on the front line. The M-32 was even capable of performing complex operations such as replacing the tank engine. The M-32, after the end of the Second World War, served in the US Army during the Korean War and was used by many countries until the 1990s.

The Belgian army used it in its armoured units. It was replaced by the BERGPANZER LEOPARD in 1967.
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