Half-TracksIsrael designations:
* M3 Mk. A - M5 APC. Israeli Half-Tracks were all designated M3, even M2/M9 variants. The Mk. A APCs are identified as IHC M5s by the use of RED-450 engines for the most part. While the M49 mount was retained, a variety of machine guns were used.* M3 Mk. B - M5 converted as a command carrier with extra radios and a front winch bumper. Mk. Bs featured M2HB machine guns.* M3 Mk. C - Essentially an M21 MMC, an M3 type (assumed from the common use of the White 160AX engine) Half-Track with an M1 81 mm Mortar.* M3 Mk. D - Another M3 based mortar carrier, fitted with the 120 mm Soltam mortar. Entered service in 1960.* M3 TCM-20 - M3/M5 Half-Tracks fitted with the Israeli TCM-20 armament turret with two 20 mm Hispano-Suiza HS.404 cannon fitted to old Maxson turrets. The right hand vision port was often replaced with a ball mount for a machine gun. They proved to be very effective fighting anti-tank missile teams, their cannons would at least keep the teams under cover or bother them so they could not use their missiles effectively.(623)Many field modifications. Halftrack Light Tank with 37mm M5/6 (captured from Egypt Daimler Mk.I, Humber Mk.IV with 2 turrets)
(624)M14 with single HS.404 20mm in a turret
(625) M3A1 White Halftrack (1/76),
M16 Halftrack AA (1/76),
M15A1 MGMC AA,
M3 Halftrack w/ 90mm DEFA conversion,
M3 Halftrack IDF conversion Tiran (Tyrants, Ti-67)captured T-54/55
Namings Tiran-1 for unmod. T-54, Tiran-2 for unmod. T-55 is a myth.
Tiran-4, -4Sh mod. T-5
4Tiran-5, -4Sh mod. T-5
5Ti-67 = short for Tiran captured 1967 which were the first T-54,55
T-55 Ägypten
T-55 Ägypten M48, Magach 1,2,3,5based on M48. Magach 1,2,5 90mm gun, Magach 3 105mm L7 gun
M48 A2GA2, A2, A2C, A5
M48 A2GA2, A2, A2C, A5 Nakpadon
Heavy armoured APC, improved Nagmachon
Tagash
Bridgelayer on M48 and M60 base
Bausatzkandidat: IDF M60 Tagash (AVLB) Tzemed (Twin) (for Revell M60 kit) by Friendship Models
Puma
Heavy engineering vehicle based on Sho't (Centurion), also as Minefield breaching vehicle
