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MG1 Not at Evergreen Museum

I toured the museum in the summer of 2019 and found the crawler there did not match the description of the M2 by Cletrac. One gross issue was the M2 has a 6 cylinder engine and the Crawler at Evergreen has a 4. I then saw a true M2 at the Erickson Museum in Madras with the air compressor, 6 cylinder engine etc. Post trip I was able to identify the Crawler at Evergreen as a Clark CA1 Light Dozer for combat insertion with Glider or C-46/47. 66.223.135.155 (talk) 21:08, 21 January 2023 (UTC)[reply]