Walk Around - M3 Stuart - WW2's Workhorse Light Tank
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Recently I had a chance to get up close with an M3 Stuart light tank, so here's a short video about its features and role in World War Two!
Thanks to @merlinmediaproductions for extra footage, check out Adam's channel!
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