Uploaded June 2025 | Updated September 2026, 8 hours ago
This is another quick video in the "Found In The Archives" strand with American 'Rhino' or hedgecutter attachments, also known as Cullin devices, on tanks. These were seen in Normandy on M4 Shermans and M5 Stuarts (as well as some other Allied tanks) from July 1944 on and Operation Cobra onwards specifically. But can we spot tanks still sporting rhino prongs right at the end of the war - something which indicates a Normandy survivor? Let's see!
#tanks #ww2
Credits: NARA, US Army
This is another quick video in the "Found In The Archives" strand with American 'Rhino' or hedgecutter attachments, also known as Cullin devices, on tanks. These were seen in Normandy on M4 Shermans and M5 Stuarts (as well as some other Allied tanks) from July 1944 on and Operation Cobra onwards specifically. But can we spot tanks still sporting rhino prongs right at the end of the war - something which indicates a Normandy survivor? Let's see!
#tanks #ww2
Credits: NARA, US Army










