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The following vehicles used to belong to the collection of the Pourville Military Museum. This was located on cliffs near Dieppe but closed in September 1990, apparently because of lack of co-operation from the local authorities. The current status of the vehicles is not known. The museum used to have on display a large number of military vehicles and some artillery, and various small military exhibits including a turret from a Renault FT-17 Light Tank, a Goliath Demolition Vehicle, a Bren Carrier, an M29 Weasel Cargo Carrier and a Caterpillar Bulldozer.
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Pourville Museum
| Location ID: | 6123 | | Latitude, Longitude: | 49.91602755, 1.0303545 | | Location Accuracy: | 1 |
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786
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“258-0150” painted on nose.
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“LT. LOUSTALOT”.
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This M47 is named in commemoration of Lieutenant Edwin V. Loustalot of the US Rangers who died at Berneval-sur-Mer on 19 August 1942. He was the first American soldier to die on French soil during the Second World War. The M47 is in running order. It is on loan from the French Army and remains its property.
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Unique ID: |
994
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“288 0026” painted on nose.
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“PICARDIE” painted on turret sides.
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This AMX-13 has been modernised by the fitting of a 90mm gun with a thermal sleeve, and it is in running order.
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