U.S. Army photo by Staff Sergeant Anri Baril, 19DEC2019.
In December 2019, a serviced and freshly painted M48 Patton was returned to the U.S. Army Central HQ on Shaw Air Force Base, in South Carolina.
Arrival at the Fort Knox paint shop. USA photo by Bianka Lathan, 13NOV2019.
USA photo by Bianka Lathan, 13NOV2019.
The M48 spent about two months at Fort Knox, Kentucky, getting a make-over at the Logistics Readiness Center.
USA photo by Bianka Lathan, 13NOV2019.
USA photo by Bianka Lathan, 13NOV2019.
From this view of the engine deck you can see it’s a M48A1 Patton.
USA photo by Bianka Lathan, 03DEC2019.
USA photo by Bianka Lathan, 03DEC2019.
USA photo by Staff Sergeant Anri Baril, 26SEP2019.
In September 2019, the faded gate guard was taken away from its post in front of Patton Hall on Shaw Air Force Base.
USA photo by Staff Sergeant Anri Baril, 26SEP2019.
USA photo by Staff Sergeant Anri Baril, 26SEP2019.
USA photo by Staff Sergeant Anri Baril, 26SEP2019.
USA photo by Sergeant Victor Everhart, 13MAR2015.
It’s been guarding Patton Hall since the building’s dedication in 2011.
New clothes for the old tank. USA photo by Staff Sergeant Anri Baril, 16DEC2019.
The Minnesota Military Museum’s M48. Minnesota National Guard photo, 05FEB2013.
M48A2C ‘gate guard’ on display in Republic of Korea (South Korea). USA photo by Private First Class SeoWon Lee, 05MAR2015.
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