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According to FEDLOG Nov 2010, those are track connecting devices for an M-60 series AVLB (Bridge Layer). I thought I recognized the dang things. They should work well for almost any type of track, but it would be best to have two (Much safer).

My dad was on the Sheridans in the 82nd (76-78?) He said they were ok, but never worked quite right after being tossed out of an airplane. The weapon system would fire missiles well until you fired a conventional round (kiss missile electronics goodbye) and the fastest way to get the thing to...

I believe that the M551 Sheridans run a 6V53 Detroit, right? Same engine as the M113 Series. I have PDF manuals for that engine if you want them. Let me know if you want me to e-mail them to you.

On teh new M1A2SEPV2 Tanks, they have a commo box mounted on the back called the tank-infantry phone. One of the components is a long coiled extension cable for the H-250U handset. It is a standard handset connector male on one end and the same female on the other. NSN 5995-01-386-5153, P/N...

As far as I know right now, and as we did it when i was active duty (98-06), military units will use single channel/plain text (SC/PT) on their SINCGARS radios whenever they are able to. Freq Hop is a pain, and not generally needed when CONUS. You should be able to pick up local range control...

M113A3 Wiring Schematics I happen to have a complete set of manuals for the M113 series from A2 to A3, including schematics. I can e-mail them to you if you would like. I tend to collect the electronic version of manuals, any i can get my hands on (preferably modern equipment since i work as a...