While ineffective in Europe, the 37 mm M3A1 anti-tank gun still had value in the Pacific Theater. Its compact size and comparatively light weight allowed it to be manhandled to engage pillboxes and caves with armor-piercing, high explosive, and canister rounds. It remained effective against Japanese tanks as well.Diary for Thursday, June 21, 1945:
World War One Diary for Saturday, November 30, 1918: Eastern Front USSR: Soviet Central Executive Committee establishes Council of Defence (Lenin chairmen, Trotsky, Stalin and…
World War One Diary for Sunday, December 1, 1918: Western Front BEF and AEF cross pre-1870 German frontier: British Second Army (11 divisions plus 1st…
