The M4A1 - for those less enlightened by the Holy Church of Sherman, this one is a somewhat rare example and still in its wartime state. Most other preserved Shermans have been modified post-war or are simply later models. Shermans of this type were the most common during the the Normandy campaign.
The M10 - just like the Sherman this specimen is more or less as it was back in 1944. Of course M10s are somewhat less common these days than Shermans.
The Crocodile - quite infamously used during the sieges of Le Havre and Brest, Like many these days, it's missing its fuel trailer.
The Jagdpanzer 38 ("Hetzer") - to be honest I don't know if this is a genuine WW2 example or a postwar Swiss G13. If it is the latter, it has been rebuilt quite well.
Other stuff - there's this ship gun, I'm afraid I've forgotten what type exactly
And also a concrete tetraeder salvaged from the Atlantikwall:
That's it for today, come back later for part 2, wherein the museum interior shall be explored
Philipp
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