Armored vehicles, Military

A German tank unit halted in a village during the Corridor Operation. In the background at the upper right appears a heavy German armored car of the 8-wheel type. This armored car is armed with a 20-mm machine gun and one of standard caliber.

An armored car drives past a fenced area in Weimar, Germany. People in the vehicle are unidentified.

General Graves B. Erskine is watching the firing exercise from the armored vehicle. The Director General of Police, John F. Melby, and members of the Melby-Erskine Mission are standing behind.

General Graves B. Erskine is standing on the armored vehicle observing the gun crew. John F. Melby is standing behind the vehicle. The Director General of Police is standing behind Mr. Melby during the Melby-Erskine Mission visit to Bangkok, Thailand.

The Deputy Director General of Police observing the firing exercise of an armored vehicle during the Melby-Erskine Mission to Bangkok, Thailand.

General Graves B. Erskine on an armored vehicle watching the gun crews in action during the Melby-Erskine Mission to Bangkok, Thailand.

General Graves B. Erskine climbing on an armored vehicle to get a better look at the gun crew. John F. Melby is standing on the left watching with binoculars. This occurred during the Melby-Erskine Mission to Bangkok, Thailand.

General Graves B. Erskine on an armored car overlooking the gun crew during the Melby-Erskine Mission to Bangkok, Thailand.

The Armored Cars Unit on parade in Bangkok, Thailand. General Graves B. Erskine and John F. Melby are standing on the left side watching the parade. They are in Bangkok for the Erskine-Melby Mission.

The Commander of the Armored Cars Unit made a salute during the parade in Bangkok, Thailand. General Graves B. Erskine is standing on the left side watching the parade. This was taken during the Melby Erskine Mission to Southeast Asia.