Scout Car S1 (American) at rest, date unknown; note Browning M2 machine gun on top and two Browning M1921 machine guns in rear

Caption   Scout Car S1 (American) at rest, date unknown; note Browning M2 machine gun on top and two Browning M1921 machine guns in rear
Source   United States Army
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Visitor Submitted Comments

  1. Bill says:
    14 Sep 2011 05:23:27 PM

    Interesting photo of a US Scout Car S-1 this vehicle was built by Ford in Australia 40 being built. The vehicle carried a crew of five.
    Main weapon, is the Browning Air-Cooled .50 Caliber Machine Gun.
    What are the two secondary weapons? looks like they are water-cooled M-1917A-1 .30 Caliber Machine Guns. However Browning did have a water-cooled version of the Fifty Caliber Machine Gun called the M-1921.
    Both the M-1917A-1.30 and the M-1921.50 Caliber weapons had a single pistol grip.
  2. Jerry says:
    24 Jan 2012 11:32:22 AM

    Those are the M1917a1s on the back of the scout car. The m1921 was a 50cal and had the spade same as all 50cals.

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