the specific gears to which the propellers were connected, under the rear deck. While the metal frame on which the flotation screen was fixed disappeared due to rust, some traces of it can still be seen around the hull. An M4A2E8 HVSS Duplex Drive tank (possibly) the same tank unit was later displayed at the Museum Support Center in Anniston, AL, around 2013; A converted M4A2E8 was displayed at the World War II US Military Vehicle Museum in San Rafael, California, in 2016. An M4A1 DD is part of the collection of the French tank museum, the Musée des Blindés. It carries a 76mm turret and main gun, which are not original to the tank when it was used during World War II. An M4A2 DD tank is displayed in India, at the Cavalry Tank Museum, Ahmednagar, India. See also Deep wading (driving a tank on the seabed using a snorkel) T-37A tank – World War II Soviet amphibious tank. T-38 – World War II Soviet amphibious tank. Type 2 Ka-Mi – World War II Japanese amphibious tank. Type 3 Ka-Chi – World War II Japanese amphibious tank. Allied Technological Cooperation During WW2 References Notes Bibliography External links DD Tank Saving Private Ryan online encyclopedia, 14 April 2005 BBC online news 'The tanks that didn't land on D-Day' 15 April 2005 Juno Beach – Fort Garry Horse DD Tanks on D-Day Juno Beach – 1st Hussars DD Tanks on D-Day Vaughan, Don. Neptune’s Treasures: A survey of ships and other craft lost during Operation Neptune Burton upon Stather Heritage Group are a voluntary organisation involved in the preservation and restoration one of the World War II testing sites for DD tanks on the banks of the River Trent. Their website contains interviews with those who worked on the then secret operations and those who lived in the area during the war. It also includes photographs of the testing site past and present. Duplex Drive Tanks of D Day covers the development of the DD Tank and training in the UK at the various specialist wings (1943–48) Amphibious vehicles of World War II Amphibious tanks World War II tanks of the United Kingdom Military vehicles introduced from 1940 to 1944