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MUSEO MEMORIALE DELLA LIBERTÀ, BOLOGNA, PROVINCE OF BOLOGNA, EMILIA-ROMAGNA, ITALY



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Location Category ID: 5310
Address: Via Giuseppe Dozza 24, 40139 Bologna
Telephone: 051 461100
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Opening Times: 1030-1300, 1500-1830 (Prior appointment required)
Official Website: Museo Memoriale
Other Links: World War
CMT
Biblioteca Salaborsa
Latitude, Longitude: 44.47873472 , 11.40297443
Location Accuracy: 7
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The Museo Memoriale is a privately owned museum. It is advised to call ahead for a visit. It offers four well done dioramas and a good collection of vehicles, including some very rare softskins. (Source: M. Foti).


1) M4 (105) Sherman Tank American


Number of Photos: 5
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Unique ID: 1065
Serial Number: (Not visible externally)
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Other Identification: Painted overall in a sand and green camouflage scheme. Allied stars painted on nose and turret sides. “5A756∆” and “C12” painted on nose and rear plate. “12” painted on turret sides. Fitted with rubber chevron track.

This Sherman has been used in a number of movies (source: M. Foti). It was acquired from the Marconi workshops at Mantua, having left the Italian Army on 20th November 1973. It is in running order. When it was recovered it was missing its original 105mm howitzer and turret and so it was provided with another turret with a demilitarised 75mm gun; this turret appears to be fitted with a rear ventilator indicating it is a 105mm turret. The tank has been painted to represent a 1st US Armored Division vehicle as at Sicily, Anzio or Cassino. It was photographed at the Fiera del Gioco (Fair Game) event in Faenza in 2005.