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First off, thanks to all with the great info. I completely suck at researching.
A few Russian AFVs here. I'm pretty sure most are T-54 and T-55 variants of some sort just not sure which ones.
Thanks again to all !
 

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IMHO the three first images from the left, present T-62. It would be nice to see the gun barrel but I'm almost sure having the look at the turrets. The second one ( of the lighter green colour ) looks like the Israeli Tiran-6 judging by the supports for the antennas. But the tank was just nothing more but the rebuilt captured Syrian T-62 actually.

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The fourth pic shows the Schützenpanzerwagen PSH, the East German designation for the Hungarian-built PSZH-IV armoured car, a turreted variant of the earlier D-422 FUG a small, light vehicle. . It was armed with a 14.5mm KPVT heavy machine gun mounted in the turret. The vehicle was also used by the Czechoslovakia as OT-65.

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the source: D-442 FÚG
 
The fourth pic shows the Schützenpanzerwagen PSH, the East German designation for the Hungarian-built PSZH-IV armoured car, a turreted variant of the earlier D-422 FUG a small, light vehicle. . It was armed with a 14.5mm KPVT heavy machine gun mounted in the turret. The vehicle was also used by the Czechoslovakia as OT-65.

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the source: D-442 FÚG
I'm changing your name to "Lycos" (hopefully you understand the reference) ! You've managed to find everything I asked to find. Where were you when I tried to find pixs for my Sherman tiger project? :salute:
 
Last batch of unknown types. As before huge thanks to all who helped out before. Now it's down to sorting out the literally thousands of pixs...
 

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I all ready know these are Wright 975Rs used in Shermans . I just thought it was a really indictive pix of the size of Jacques collection and wanted to share it. I swear this man had more money than god...
 

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I all ready know these are Wright 975Rs used in Shermans . I just thought it was a really indictive pix of the size of Jacques collection and wanted to share it. I swear this man had more money than god...
Take a closer look at those engines.
Aside from the Wright R-975s, they also used Wright RD-1820s, Continental R975s and Caterpillar D-200A engines.
 
The 1st - the British FV438 Swingfire tank destroyer based on the FV432 British Army APC.
The 2nd - I would say it's a Police ( SWAT ) car based on the Cadillac Gage V-100/ V-150 Commando APC series . IMHO it's the V-150 with modified side door.
The 5th - It's the UAZ-469 and the one next to it, it's the GAZ-69 Russian off-road military light utility vehicles.
The 6th - V100 Cadillac Gage Commando US ACP.
The 7th and 8th - top part of the Sd. Kfz. 221 body
The 9th - the US 155mm Long Tom M1 field gun, later known as M59.
The 11th (the 4th in the second row ) - the British post-war FV4101 Charioteer tank destroyer, an upgraded version of the well-known Cromwell WW2 tank. Just parked next to its predesessor in the pic.
The 12th - the front armour plate of the early M4A4 Sherman.
The 13th - It's a M578 light recovery vehicle ( if you meant the vehicle on the trailer )
 
The 1st - the British FV438 Swingfire tank destroyer based on the FV432 British Army APC.
The 2nd - I would say it's a Police ( SWAT ) car based on the Cadillac Gage V-100/ V-150 Commando APC series . IMHO it's the V-150 with modified side door.
The 5th - It's the UAZ-469 and the one next to it, it's the GAZ-69 Russian off-road military light utility vehicles.
The 6th - V100 Cadillac Gage Commando US ACP.
The 7th and 8th - top part of the Sd. Kfz. 221 body
The 9th - the US 155mm Long Tom M1 field gun, later known as M59.
The 11th (the 4th in the second row ) - the British post-war FV4101 Charioteer tank destroyer, an upgraded version of the well-known Cromwell WW2 tank. Just parked next to its predesessor in the pic.
The 12th - the front armour plate of the early M4A4 Sherman.
The 13th - It's a M578 light recovery vehicle ( if you meant the vehicle on the trailer )
Thank you! Your help in this has been amazing. I really didn't want to mess this project up because this has been an important part of the AHM inheriting Jacque's legacy . Now onto the sorting process!:pilotsalute:
 
Finally I have reminded myself ...

The 3rd - the soviet 2S1 "Gvozdika", 122-mm regimental self-propelled howitzer. Also known as the 122 PsH 74.
 

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