Soviet White scout car Germany light infantry in loose order

light infantry in loose order whilst overhead fire by massed foot batteries of 6-pounders hammered the allied lines

that the Royalists themselves named them ironsides

even if they have little skill in wielding it

1 soldier with MP40 SMG

Soviet White scout car Germany light infantry in loose orderThe M3 was too large and heavy to be considered a proper scout car, but its transport capacity (eight men and a driver) made it suitable for a number of tasks including that of armoured transport and reconnaissance vehicle. The same basic design was used to develop the M3 half track. Although the White Scout Car carried an HMG it was often fitted with a further two MMGs along the sides. The M3 Scout Car was used by the Americans, British and Russians.