War Memorials of Wisconsin

M20 Armored Utility Car

Named the Greyhound by the British, the M20 Armored Utility Car was used in a command and reconnaissance roll during WWII.  Having an open top, the main armament for the M20 was a M2 .50 Cal machine gun.  The M20 was derived from the M8 Greyhound which had an open turret that mounted a 37mm anti-tank gun.

There is 1 known M20 Armored Utility Car on display in Wisconsin.  It is at the following location:

City Located Photo(s) Model Number Hull Number /
USA Number		 Location GPS Map(s)
Oshkosh, WI n/a M20 ?
?		 Military Veterans Museum and
Education Center (In storage while new museum building is being built)		 ? n/a


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