| link-2 = M4 (Disambiguation)
...medium tank capable of fighting most threats thanks to its effective 75 mm M3 tank gun as well as adequate mobility and armour. The installation of a pri
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| link-2 = M4 (Disambiguation)
...nk however suffers from a poor firepower for units BR, using the same M3 Gun of the Sherman, although this means that it also has a vertical stabi
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|link-2 = M10 (Disambiguation)
...he huge, V-shaped gun mantlet can often bounce / absorb shells (e.g. 75 mm M3 and 76 mm F-34 / ZiS-5), as well as the large gun breech behind it further
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| link-2 = Type 99 (Disambiguation)
|[[M3 (20 mm)|M3]]
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| link = M1 (Disambiguation)
...42. As a result, the old M1A2s were fitted to the [[M3 Half-Track (Family)|M3 Half-Track]] along M2 Brownings, to create the [[M15 CGMC]] in order to bot
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| link = M3 (Disambiguation)
[[File:Weapon M3 (37 mm) M2.png|thumb|right|x250px|The 37 mm M3 on the M2 gun mantlet.]]
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| link = M2 (Disambiguation)
[[File:Weapon M2 (75 mm) M3 Lee.png|thumb|right|x250px|The 75 mm M2 on the M3 Lee.]]
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| link = M3 (Disambiguation)
[[File:Weapon M3 (75 mm).png|thumb|x250px|The M3 (75 mm) on the M4A1 gun mantlet.]]
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| link = M6 (Disambiguation)
...mm)|75 mm T13E1]], which was itself a derivative of the [[M3 (75 mm)|75 mm M3]] tank gun.
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| link = M1 (Disambiguation)
...ank mount. Sometime in 1942, the development of a new gun to replace the [[M3 (75 mm)|75 mm]] on the M4 Sherman's mount began as the ''76 mm Gun T1''. It
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[[File:Weapon M3 (90 mm).png|thumb|right|x250px|The M3 (90 mm) on the M36B2 gun mantlet.]]
| link = M3 (Disambiguation)
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| link = M3 (Disambiguation)
...A1''' is a American tank cannon, being a variant on the [[M3 (90 mm)|90 mm M3]] housing a muzzle brake and bore evacuator, which slightly increases penet
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| link = Type 5 (Disambiguation)
* [[M3 (90 mm)]]: American equivalent
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| link-2 = M3 (Disambiguation)
...aunchers. As improvements were introduced into the design, the original M2/M3 variants were designated with an "A0" suffix. Though some A0s were sent bef
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| link = Challenger (Disambiguation)
* [[M3 Bradley]]
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| link = Type 89 (Disambiguation)
* [[M3 Bradley]]
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| link-2 = M4 (Disambiguation)
...used by the Italian Army ground forces, which were equipped with the 75 mm M3 tank gun. The M4 Tipo IC Composito, along with the M4A4 Sherman VC Firefly,
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| link-2 = M2 (Disambiguation)
...no longer used on aircraft (being replaced by the [[Browning M3 (12.7 mm)|M3]] and then by larger calibre cannons), the M2HB remains in service to this
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'''M3''' may refer to:
* '''[[M3 Stuart (Family)]]'''
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