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Israeli Armored Corps Memorial, Museum Latrun/Yad La'Shiryon
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Yad La-Shiryon (officially: The Armored Corps Memorial Site and Museum at Latrun, Hebrew: יד לשריון) is Israel's official memorial site for fallen soldiers from the armored corps, as well as one of the most diverse tank museums in the world.The cornerstone for Yad La-Shiryon was laid on December 14, 1982. The site was created through the initiative of veteran officers of the armored corps in cooperation with the armored corps.
Memorial Site
The main building, a mandate era Tegart fortress houses an archive of the fallen, a library, and a synagogue. The tower of the fortress has been converted into a "Tower of Tears" by Israeli artist Danny Karavan. The inside of the tower is covered by steel taken from a tank and water circulating from a pool underneath the installation trickles down the walls.
The Wall of Names, erected outside, displays the names of all the fallen soldiers from the Armored Corps, beginning with the War of Independence (1948) and up to this very day.
The most famous sight at Yad La-Shiryon is most likely that of a tank on top of a tower, which serves as the Museum's logo. In 1979, by decision of late Major General (Ret.) Moshe Peled, the tank was hoisted on top of a tower on the site, which was originally used as a water tower. The tank that was chosen is an American M4 Sherman, one of the first tanks that fought in the service of the Israel Defense Forces. Since the water tower was only designed to support 25 tons and the tank weighed 34 tons, both the engine and transmission gears had to be removed.
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Tank Collection
Yad La-shiryon is famous worldwide for its unique and diverse collection of tanks and armored vehicles. There are over a hundred different vehicles in the collection, including Israeli made tanks, enemy tanks seized in combat, and vehicles purchased specifically for the collection.
Some of the tanks and military vehicles included are:
Israeli
Latrun tanks
Israeli Merkava III at Yad La-Shiryon
"Eyal observation post" Israeli adaptation of American M4 Sherman at Yad La-Shiryon
American M42 Duster at Yad La-Shiryon
British Alvis Saladin at Yad La-Shiryon
French Renault R35 light tank at Yad La-Shiryon
German Panzer IV at Yad La-Shiryon
Captured Egyptian T-100 at Yad La-Shiryon
BTR-50 based Medevac vehicle at Yad La-Shiryon
Merkava mark I, II, III and IV
Nimda Shoet
Nodedet
"Timsach" (Gillois amphibious tank-carrier)
American
17pdr SP. Achilles
Diamond T truck
M24 Chaffee
M42 Duster
M3 Lee
M3 Grant
M3 Scout Car
M3A1 Stuart
M5A1 Stuart
M41 Walker Bulldog
M107 Self-Propelled Gun
M113 Armored Personnel Carrier
M901 ITV
M551 Sheridan
M578 Light Recovery Vehicle
several variations of the M4 Sherman, including:
Ambutank (Sherman Medical Evacuation Tank)
Eyal observation post vehicle
M4 Dozer
M4A4 with FL-10 Turret (Egyptian variant)
M50 and M51 Super Sherman (Israeli Variant)
MAR-240
MAR-290
Sherman Crab
Several variations of the Patton tank including:
M48 Patton
M60 Patton
Several variations of Magach - improved Israeli versions of the M48 and the M60
Several variations of US halftracks
Willys MB jeep
British
Alvis Saladin
Archer (tank destroyer)
Cromwell tank
FV 4101 Charioteer
FV 4201 Chieftain
Matilda tank
Several variations of Centurion tank, including:
Centurion Mk 5
Bridgelayer
Centurion BARV
Puma
Sho't
Ferret armoured car
Light Tank Mk VI (Vickers)
Marmon-Herrington Armoured Car
Scammell Contractor
French
AMX-13
AMX-VCI
Hotchkiss H35
Panhard AML
Renault R35
German
Leopard tank
Panzer IV
Sturmgeschütz III
Soviet
BTR-40
BTR-50
Improvised medevac version of BTR-50
BTR-60
BTR-152
Improvised recovery version of BTR-152
Several variations of BRDM-2
IS-3
ISU-152
Recovery version of ISU-152
ISU-152 with gun removed, labeled as command vehicle
PT-76
T-34-85
T-34/100 or T-100 tank destroyer
Several variations of T-54/T-55 tanks, including:
IDF Achzarit
Tiran-4 - upgraded T-54
Tiran-5 - upgraded T-55
T-62 (Israeli Tiran 6)
T-72
ZSU-23-4
ZSU-57-2
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Allied Forces Monument at Yad La-Shiryon
A monument was constructed as a tribute to the Allies of World War II, led by the United States, Great Britain and The Soviet Union. The monument is composed of a rock pile, on top of which the three main battle tanks that served in the armies of the Allied Forces on different fronts: the Soviet T-34, a British Cromwell and the American Sherman. The monument is surrounded by the flags of 19 countries and organizations that actively participated in the struggle, including the flag of the Jewish Brigade, which fought within the ranks of the British army. It is being reconstructed as of December 2011.
Museum of Armored Corps History
The museum includes several exhibits dedicated to the history of armored combat in general, including:
Model room with dozens of tanks
Full scale models of:
An armored knight
Assyrian and Egyptian chariots
Leonardo Da Vinci's design of the first tank
Stamp collection, featuring tanks and other armored vehicles
Other Features
The site also has a large outdoor theater where various ceremonies and performances take place, as it is one of the largest theaters in the country and centrally located. There is also a birdwatching facility equipped with a radar to track migratory birds. |
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