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Some M60A3s were manufactured at Detroit, others were converted from M60A1s by the Mainz Army Depot in Germany and Anniston Army Depot in the USA.

Model Id:	1710
Manufacture:	Detroit Tank Arsenal / TACOM, Warren, Macomb County, Michigan, USA (Sole manufacturer of base M60A1 from 1962 and original M60A3 from 1978) Anniston Army Depot, Bynum, Calhoun County, Alabama, USA (Primary organisation for upgrade from M60A1 to M60A3 from 1978)

1) American Legion Community Center, Bath, USA

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Unique ID:	668
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Other Identification:	Serial number “3047A”, previously “6851”. Registration number “JJ051W”, also “JJ0000” nearby. Markings “IR 127” and “IR 256” stamped in right side of glacis, “162” stamped in centre of glacis, and “W667” written in weld metal below left tail light cluster.

2) Mississippi Armed Forces Museum, Camp Shelby, USA

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Unique ID:	1420
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3) Mississippi Armed Forces Museum, Camp Shelby, USA

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Unique ID:	1421
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4) The Tank Museum - Reserve Collection, Bovington, Britain

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Unique ID:	2140
Serial Number:	540.
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Other Identification:	Painted overall desert sand.

5) Ontario Regiment RCAC Regimental Museum, Oshawa Airport, Canada

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Unique ID:	2451
Serial Number:	2922A: “2922A” stamped into left upper and lower engine deck sides, another number is stamped into left upper and lower engine deck sides but crossed out and not legible. 764 (hull): “SER 764 HT7200” cast into lower rear hull.
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Other Identification:	Various numbers cast and stamped into engine doors, hull rear and underside, and sprocket mounts. Painted overall in a green and black camouflage scheme.

6) Institute of Military Technology (IMT), Titusville, USA

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Unique ID:	2621
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Other Identification:	Painted overall desert sand.

7) Veterans Memorial Park, Okeechobee, USA

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Unique ID:	2629
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Other Identification:	Painted overall desert sand.

8) Veterans Memorial Park, Hudson, USA

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Unique ID:	2633
Serial Number:	3882M (source: USAHAFVR).
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9) Patton Museum of Cavalry and Armor, Fort Knox, USA

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Unique ID:	1482
Serial Number:	837 (source: J. Daneri).
Registration:	JJ03QA (source: J. Daneri).
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Other Identification:	Painted overall in a green, brown and black camouflage scheme.

10) Patton Museum of Cavalry and Armor, Fort Knox, USA

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Unique ID:	1481
Serial Number:	836 (source: J. Daneri).
Registration:	JJ03QD (source: J. Daneri).
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Other Identification:	White stars painted on turret sides and glacis.

11) Ontario Regiment RCAC Regimental Museum, Oshawa Airport, Canada

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Unique ID:	2450
Serial Number:	2918A, previously 5029: “2918A” stamped into left upper and lower engine deck sides, “5029” stamped into left upper and lower engine deck sides but crossed out. Also “1394” stamped into left upper engine deck side. 504 (hull): “SER 504 831” cast into lower rear hull.
Registration:	JJ04YB?: “JJ04YB”? stamped into lower left glacis.
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Other Identification:	“157 BDE ?RP-9CAV”? painted on lower right glacis and rear left mud flap. “57” painted on lower left hull rear. “Y” painted on lower right hull rear. Small black star painted across engine doors. Various numbers cast and stamped into engine doors, hull rear and underside, and sprocket mounts. Painted overall in a sand, cream, green and black MERDC camouflage scheme.

12) Base Borden Military Museum, Canadian Forces Base Borden, Canada

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Unique ID:	2429
Serial Number:	2938A, previously 3180: “2938A” stamped into front left tow lug and left engine deck side, “3180” stamped into rear tow lugs.
Registration:	JJ04YP: “JJ04YP” stamped into lower left glacis.
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Other Identification:	“201” stamped into upper left glacis. “59346” stamped into left upper engine deck side (with “5934” crossed out). Various numbers cast and stamped into engine doors, hull rear and underside, and sprocket mounts.

13) NTC and 11th Armored Cavalry Regiment Museum, Fort Irwin, USA

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Unique ID:	1334
Serial Number:	1364: “1364” stamped into front left tow lug and side of upper engine deck.
Registration:	JJ05UF: “JJ05UF” stamped into side of lower engine deck.
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14) VFW Post 3233, Sarasota, USA

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Unique ID:	2631
Serial Number:	1880 (source: USAHAFVR).
Registration:	JJOO88 (source: USAHAFVR).
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Other Identification:	Painted in desert camouflage.

Anniston Upgraded

Model Id:	1714
Manufacture:	Detroit Tank Arsenal / TACOM, Warren, Macomb County, Michigan, USA (Original manufacture as M60A1 after 1962) Anniston Army Depot, Bynum, Calhoun County, Alabama, USA (Upgrade to M60A3 ca1978)

15) VFW Post 10084, Lake Panasoffkee, USA

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Unique ID:	2634
Serial Number:	3656A (source: USAHAFVR).
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Other Identification:	Painted in a three colour camouflage scheme.

16) American Legion Post 113, Rotonda West, USA

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Unique ID:	2630
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Other Identification:	Painted in three colour camouflage.

17) 1st Cavalry Division Museum, Fort Hood, USA

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Unique ID:	1913
Serial Number:	7241, 3079A after AAD rebuild (source: J. Button/USAHAR).
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18) Patton Museum of Cavalry and Armor, Fort Knox, USA

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Unique ID:	1476
Serial Number:	3854A (source: J. Daneri).
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Other Identification:	Painted overall in a green, brown and black camouflage scheme.

19) NTC and 11th Armored Cavalry Regiment Museum, Fort Irwin, USA

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Unique ID:	1394
Serial Number:	1778A: “1778A” stamped into side of upper and lower engine decks and front left tow lug. Also “5344” stamped into side of upper engine deck.
Registration:	09A22370 (source: N. Baumgardner/USAAR).
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Other Identification:	White stars painted on turret sides.

20) Patton Museum of Cavalry and Armor, Fort Knox, USA

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Unique ID:	1473
Serial Number:	3621A: “3621A” chalked on front left mud flap.
Registration:	JJ009C: “JJ009C” chalked on front left mud flap.
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Other Identification:	Dashed white line painted around turret sides. Painted overall in a green, brown and black camouflage scheme.

21) NTC and 11th Armored Cavalry Regiment Museum, Fort Irwin, USA

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Unique ID:	1393
Serial Number:	1780A: “1780A” stamped into side of upper and lower engine decks.
Registration:	JJ03YM: “JJ03YM” stamped into glacis (source: N. Baumgardner/USAAR).
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Other Identification:	White stars painted on turret sides and glacis.

22) Patton Museum of Cavalry and Armor, Fort Knox, USA

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Unique ID:	1475
Serial Number:	2394A (source: J. Daneri).
Registration:	JJ040P (source: J. Daneri).
Name:	“FIREBREATHER” painted on gun barrel sides.
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23) Patton Museum of Cavalry and Armor, Fort Knox, USA

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Unique ID:	1478
Serial Number:	2004A (source: J. Daneri).
Registration:	JJ0457 (source: J. Daneri).
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Other Identification:	White star painted on glacis.

24) Patton Museum of Cavalry and Armor, Fort Knox, USA

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Unique ID:	1484
Serial Number:	2278A (source: J. Daneri). M60A1: 6863 (source: J. Daneri).
Registration:	JJ04D9 (source: J. Daneri).
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25) Mississippi Armed Forces Museum, Camp Shelby, USA

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Unique ID:	1372
Serial Number:	2439A, but previously 3259 as an M60A1 (source: J. Daneri).
Registration:	JJ04J0 (source: J. Daneri).
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26) Patton Museum of Cavalry and Armor, Fort Knox, USA

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Unique ID:	1488
Serial Number:	2448A (source: J. Daneri).
Registration:	JJ04J9 (source: J. Daneri).
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Other Identification:	Painted overall in a green, brown and black camouflage scheme.

M60A3 Tank

Anniston Upgraded