I have recently been studying Latin and I have made a collection of my answers to the exercises in LINGVA LATINA, PARS I. I am posting the answers I have so far–I have only gotten to chapters I, II, & III–if you see any mistakes please point them out.
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Too high effort to be acid goop…
Acid gem?
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Okay so in general, the distinguishing features of the M4 series of medium tanks are their motor- though other characteristics apply.
The M4 featured a gasoline radial engine and a welded hull along with smaller hatches that prominently jutted out the front. It was mostly used by the US Army.
The M4A1 (ironically enough the first production model) featured a hull cast in one piece along with the same Contential radial engine as the regular M4.
The M4A2 was powered by an inline diesel engine. It’s usage was rejected by the US Army, though saw limited service on D-Day as the famous DD-tanks and surplus stock was given to the US Marines, Soviet Union, China, and the Commonwealth. The same engine and hull was also used for early designs of the M10.
The M4A3 was a cast hull tank powered by an inline gasoline engine that was a marked improvement over the earlier radial models. It was not exported much. Early models featured a welded hull similar to the M4, though later models can be distinguished by the flush front and wider hatches.
The M4A4 was elongated so it could be powered by five automobile engines welded together. This was insane. We gave them to the British because it is insane.
The M4A5 was not actually part of the M4 series of medium tanks and is evil leaf magic. We hate it.
The M4A6 was both cast, welded, diesel, and radial. It was all the worst and weirdest parts of the tank family. We hate it too.
I hope this helps in your question! I didn’t actually read it. I just sort of assume you’re asking about Sherman tanks.
If you’d like, we can cover armament too but that’s kind of its own ballpark.
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Probably not the best idea to ask random people on the Colonial Marines Space Station 13 Forums for help with your Latin homework.
That is a sentence I never thought I would ever type.
we have to help them lock TF in and get the right answers or they are gonna get grounded and thus can’t play CM anymore
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