Dorchester AEC and M4 High-Speed tractor

DORCHESTER AEC - Armored Command Vehicle was a series of command vehicles produced by the British Associated Equipment Company during the Second World War. The first prototypes were built in 1939 and serial production continued in the period 1941-1943. In total, about 410 examples were built.

The M4 High-Speed ​​Tractor was an American artillery tractor of the Second World War. The machine was developed on the chassis of the M3 Stuart tank. It was powered by a 145GZ or F817G Waukesha six-cylinder gasoline engine. The maximum weight of the transported trailer could be up to 14 tons.