The M3 Stuart was the primary allied light tank of World War II, recognized for its good armor, effective gun, and mobility, ...

Fast, reliable, and built for more than support—the M3 Stuart was America’s go-to light tank for recon and rapid engagement.

Bring a Trailer, one of my favorite places to lust after unobtainable cars, also has listings for privately owned tanks. An adorable little 1941 M3 Stuart went for $176,000 in 2021.

If you see some ghostly World War 2 era GIs hanging around the little M3 Stuart tank in Minnesota’s Houston city park, don’t be alarmed. That’s the crew of the haunted tank.

A few key differences upgraded the M3 Stuart Tank into the iconic M5 that we know today. We've got all the details you need here.

The Beck Museum in Mareeba supplied a number of vehicles including this prized US Army M3 Stuart Tank at the 2016 Military Muster in Mareeba.

The M3 Stuart was one of the fastest tanks in the U.S. arsenal, entering service in 1941. Over 22,000 of these tanks were produced over its service life.

One of the most significant designs of that era was the M3 Stuart light tank, which was used early in the war but proved to be ineffective against German armored vehicles and was quickly replaced by ...

We have a Stuart Light Tank on loan to us from National Marine Corps Museum in Quantico, an M3 version.

What made the M3 and M5 Stuart tanks so popular was their adaptability. While large and heavy tanks are generally cumbersome and require support themselves, the M3 and M5 were fast enough to ...

The M3/5 Stuart was a Second World War American tank that perenially saw its spotlight whittled away by the Sherman, and even the more well-known but considerably less adored M3 Lee. The Stuart ...

American Car and Foundry in Berwick is best known among historians and enthusiasts as the sole world war producer of the M3 Light Tank Series the new show stopper at the Stuart Tank Memorial Museum.