A 702nd Tank Battalion Red Devils  RLT crossing a bridge near Alsdorf,Germany while attached  to the 76th Infantry Division for a Temporary Task Force.

702nd rocket launcher

My Uncle, Owen Robinson standing beside his Tank with some of his Crew Members. He was stationed in Germany somewhere near the Fulda Gap, which he told me was a critical area for any possible Soviet Attack. If anyone could give me a definitive answer as too the make of his Tank, I would appreciate it. I think it's an M47, but I'm not sure. He passed away last year and I still miss him. He was a career Army NCO and retired with the rank of 1Sgt. Top Rest in Peace Uncle Owen.

M/Sgt. Owen Robinson (Germany 1950s)

What are believed  to be tanks and a half-track of the 702nd Tank Battalion Red Devils,Company C,which were destroyed in the attack on Nancy,France being inspected by infantry troops of the 319th IR