"M2 halftrack 2nd ArmDiv. This is a famous photo of "Lord Eppie" belonging to 41st Armored Infantry. Note the gas reacting circle of paint around the star on the bonnet, and the aiming post above the rad. England, April 1944 
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"Lord Eppie" Halftrack

"This is a M2 of the 601st Tank Destroyer Battalion at El Guettar, March 1943. Note the coats and winter combat (tankers) jackets. Also note the M3 75mm GMC in the background. "

Halftrack in Africa 4

The first M26 vehicles arrived in N.W. Europe early in 1945, and were assigned to the 3rd and 9th Armored Divisions, but they saw little action before the end of WW2. 10 tanks assigned to the 3rd Armored Division, however, in one encounter, destroyed 2 Tiger Ones, and 3 Mark IVs from a range of about 1000yds. One or two examples of so-called "Super Pershings" fitted with a (90mm) Tl5E1 high-velocity gun, arrived in Europe at a very late stage of the war. One of these took part in an action near Dessau on April 14, 1945, destroying a King Tiger and a Panther. Some were also deployed to the Pacific, seeing action during the invasion of Okinawa. (scanned by HOS Bandit) Ok guys, on your mark, get ready, GO! you can now start to start to rip this caption to shreds!..lol... Someone hoped that I wasn't getting upset over people correcting my captions, Im not, getting upset that is. The end result is that I am learning something. And if I can't learn it from the captions in the book, I'll learn about it here. I'd rather post an incorrect caption, and be corrected about it, than post a photo with no caption at all! There's enough photos posted on here like that, for me to add to more.