M10
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1st Army M10 in action Aachen October 1944
2nd Armored Division ("Hell on Wheels") M10s firing across Roer River, 1945
2nd French Armored Division M10 Wolverine, Halloville, France 13 November 1944
3-inch GMC M10 in Metz, France 1944
3-inch GMC M10 in Stavelot, Belgium 1944
3-inch Gun Motor Carriage M10 destroyers at Ford Plant in Detroit 1943
30th Infantry Division And 823rd Tank Destroyer Battalion M10 Germany 1945
32nd Division M10 named "Hells Kitchen" on beach at Saidor Dutch New Guinea 1944
632nd Tank Destroyer Battaliont crew on M10 in Saidor 1944, PTO
Achilles crosses Savio River on Churchill Twaby Ark, Italy October 1944
Battle of the Bulge - Killed Colonel by his M10
Battle of the Bulge: M10 of 5th Armored Division near Sauer River Luxembourg
British M10 Achilles France
Camouflaged M10 Tank Destroyer And Harley Davidson In Percy France 08 1944
Captured M10 Wolverine
Civilians leave for Allied lines as M10 enters Aachen, 1944
Crew Of A Us Army Repair Unit Working On A Shell Damaged Tank Destroyer At An Ordnance Depot Near Anzio Italy 1944
Destroyed M10 Tank Destroyer of 35th Infantry Division 454th Tank Destroyer Battalion Livarchamps Belgium Battle Of Bulge 1945
Dug in American tank destroyer M10 firing as artillery against Germans in Italy
Early M10 GMC during overhauling
French M10 1944
German M10 With Crew
German M10 Wolverine
GI's and German POW take cover by M10 28 February 1945
Knoked out 3-inch Gun Motor Carriage M10
KO M10 Wolverine of 803rd Tank Destroyer Battalion Übach Germany 1944
M10 advancing in Acquafondata Area Italy 1944
M10 and Jeep entering Fresnes France 1944
M10 And M4 Tanks On Production Line At Ford Plant 1943
M10 blasts German machine gun position in Rome 6 June1944
M10 during Allied invasion of Southern France, Operation Dragoon 15 August 1944
M10 during IV Corps Maneuvers in Oregon 1943
M10 February 1944 Italy
M10 fires at German tank in Orleans France, 1944
M10 fires over Seine near Paris 23 August 1944
M10 from 32nd Division, 632nd Tank Destroyer Battalion at Aitape, 1944 PTO
M10 heading to Clark Field passes Shell Oil Sign on Luzon 1945
M10 Moving Thru Hurtgen Forest 893rd Tank Destroyer Battalion
M10 named "Accident" of Company 'A', 703rd Tank Destroyer Battalion - Saint Jean de Daye 11 July 1944
M10 named "Bessie" during Allied invasion of Sicily. USS LST-325 and LCT-153 beached in Sicily 10 July 1943
M10 of the 5th Army firing at night, 20 February 1945
M10 of the 601st Tank Destroyer Battalion in Sicily, 1943
M10 of the 644th Tank Destroyer Battalion with hedgerow cutting devices Olpe, Germany
M10 of the 712th Tank Battalion, 90th Infantry Division, Berle Luxembourg, 1944/45
M10 St Fromond France 703 Tank Destroyer Battalion 3 Armored Division
M10 Tank Destroyer And Jeep Enter Fresnes France 1944
M10 Tank Destroyer Heads To Battle Lines At Bir Marbott Pass East Of El Guettar In Tunisia 1943
M10 Tank Destroyer Moves Into Artena Italy 1944
M10 Tank Destroyer Test At General Motors
M10 Tank Destroyers At Ford Plant In Detroit 1943
M10 Wolverine
M10 Wolverine 32nd Infantry Division 632nd Tank Destroyer Battalion At Aitape
M10 Wolverine 684th Tank Destroyer Battalion, Aachen October1944
M10 Wolverine 77th Infantry Division Leyte Island 1944
M10 Wolverine And M4 Sherman of the 77th Infantry Division Leyte Island 1944
M10 Wolverine Free French 3rd Algerian Division In Omia Italy 1944
M10 Wolverine of 32nd Infantry Division Tank Destroyers At Aitape New Guinea 1944
M10 Wolverine of the 773rd Tank Destroyer Battalion, 90th Division Mainz Germany 1945
M10 Wolverine Tank Destroyer In Italy
M10 Wolverine Tank Destroyer of the 77th Infantry Division 632 Tank Destroyer Battalion Ormoc Leyte Philippines December 1944
M10 Wolverine Tank Destroyers Head For Front In Tunisia 1943
M10 Wolverine Tank Destroyers of 30th Infantry Division Magdeburg Germany 1945
M10 Wolverine Tank Destroyers On Production Line At Ford Plant 1943
M10 Wolverine With Hedge Cutter 803rd Tank Destroyer Battalion Übach Germany 1944
M10, M4, Jeep And 2 1/2 Ton Truck 76th Infantry Division Speicher 1945
M10of the 629th Tank Destroyer Battalion near Courtil, Belgium 20 January 1945
M10s fire at Germans Ardennes 26 January1945
M10s in Kwajalein
M10s in Valente Italy 2 June 1944
M5 And M10 Wolverine of 2nd Armored Division In Tesey Sur Vire France 1944
Marine M10 Wolverine Tank Destroyer Advance On Pto
Tank Destroyer passes WWI Memorial in Lonlay-l'Abbaye, 1944
US Tank Destroyer M10 GI With Bazooka Fontainebleau France 23 August 1944
Wolverine of the 701st Tank Destroyer Battalion in the Monte Terminale area of Italy during the campaign in the North Apennines. 3 March 1945
Wolverines of the 818th Tank Destroyer Battalion France
The M10 Wolverine tank destroyer was a U.S. tank destroyer of World War II based on the chassis of the M4 Sherman tank fitted with the 76,2 mm (3") Gun M7. Technical specifications:
| M10 | Achilles IIC | |
| crew | 5 | 5 |
| lenght | 6828 mm | 7272 mm |
| hull lenght | 5970 mm | 5970 mm |
| width | 3048 mm | 3048 mm |
| height | 2896 mm | 2896 mm |
| combat weight | 29570 kg | 29570 kg |
| weight | 27220 kg | 27220 kg |
| ground pressure | 0.958 kg/cm2 | 0.958 kg/cm2 |
| armor / angle: | hull: 38 - 50 mm front, 19 - 25,4 mm sides and rear, 19,1 - 9,5 mm top, 12,7 mm bottom
turret: 25,4 mm sides, rear: 25,4 mm, top: 19,1 mm mantlet: 57,2 mm |
hull: 38 - 50 mm front, 19 - 25,4 mm sides and rear, 19,1 - 9,5 mm top, 12,7 mm bottom
turret: 25,4 mm sides, rear: 25,4 mm, top: 19,1 mm mantlet: 57,2 mm |
| main armament | 76,2 mm M7, 54 rounds. Elevation: -10° – +30°; | 76,2 mm, Ordnance QF 17-pounder Mk V, 50 rounds. Elevation: -5° – +20°; |
| secondary armament | 12,7 mm M2HB, 1000 rounds | 12,7 mm M2HB, 450 rounds |
| engine: | Genaral Motors 6046, 276 kW at 2100 rpm, 12 cylinder, water-cooled, diesel 5484 cm3. | Genaral Motors 6046, 276 kW at 2100 rpm, 12 cylinder, water-cooled, diesel 5484 cm3. |
| transmission | 5 forward and 1 reverse | 5 forward and 1 reverse |
| fuel | 727 l | 727 l |
| fuel consumption (road / off road) per 100 km | ||
| tracks | T48, T49, T51, T54E1 | T48, T49, T51, T54E1 |
| tracks width | 420,6 mm | 420,6 mm |
| number of links per track | ||
| track contact | ||
| track base | 2108 mm | 2108 mm |
| max speed | 51 - 40 km/h | 51 - 40 km/h |
| range | 320 km | 320 km |
| grade | 60% | 60% |
| turning radius | ||
| trench crossing | 2290 mm | 2290 mm |
| vertical obstacle | 610 mm | 610 mm |
| fording | 900 mm | 900 mm |
| ground clearance | 432 mm | 432 mm |
| manufacturer | Ford Motor Company, Fisher Tank Arsenal | converted by Royal Arsenal: Woolwich, Nottingham, Ellesmere Port and Radcliffe |