Abandoned Stuart & Chaffee Tank Wrecks in Djibouti in East Africa with GPS locations

This is the story of a trip I did out to Djibouti in 2012 to try and save a Sherman tank from a scrap yard, the full story can be seen at: 514th.co.uk/english/site.php?u...

[@joeaksa]

Latest Google map shows that the two airplanes are still there.
11°32'40.0"N 43°07'16.3"E
Mick, your link to the website does not work but great website about the Red Ball Express!!

[@eric36207]

I searched the location and the scrap yard next to the runway is massive! It would take all day to walk through and I can only imagine what's there.

[@harrisonburgess712]

My heart goes to every tank crew killed in those tanks

[@themegaking8877]

very very nice video ! Can I pleas you ? can you look for tanks in Czech republic or Slovakia ?

[@maingearbox509]

some were m22 locast or now know as the powerful bug of war thunder

[@russabbey1142]

I cry every time
what is ur fav tank?
mine is m41 bulldog

[@michaelchristie7244]

Is there any actual chance of buying parts from this area?

[@brandonpaolatto5043]

I was wondering Mick Wilson, could you tell me how I could go about possibly getting one of these tanks, I would really like a Sherman not in terrible, condition, I wish I could save more, would I do this through a broker possibly?

[@514thmick]

+Brandon Paolatto depends of what one you going for?

[@hvap]

Lindo

[@reiss8078]

is it still there today? i will find a way to save

[@Marty_-nx2rk]

Its soo sad to see that :(

[@aidenmagnuson6306]

I would like the Stuart's in the water and the Chaffees