Category:L-33 Roem self-propelled howitzers

**L-33 Roem**
	self-propelled 155 mm howitzer
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Instance of	vehicle model; weapon model;
Subclass of	self-propelled howitzer; armoured howitzer; tank;
Country of origin	Israel;
Powered by	diesel engine;
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L-33 Roem in the Yad la-Shiryon Museum‎ (4 F)

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L-33 Roem

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IDF displaying its new weaponry. Captured Soviet made armour improved by the Israeli Military Industry (FL45979375).jpg 2,064 × 3,312; 599 KB
IDF displaying its new weaponry. Captured Soviet made armour improved by the Israeli Military Industry (FL61801716).jpg 3,303 × 2,055; 517 KB
IDF displaying its new weaponry. Captured Soviet made armour improved by the Israeli Military Industry (FL61801721).jpg 2,055 × 3,312; 635 KB
IDF displaying its new weaponry. Captured Soviet made armour improved by the Israeli Military Industry (FL61801726).jpg 2,055 × 3,319; 589 KB
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IDF displaying its new weaponry. Captured Soviet made armour improved by the Israeli Military Industry (FL61801776).jpg 3,303 × 2,056; 527 KB
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v t e M4 Sherman
Variants	M4 (75mm 105mm Composite) M4A1 (76mm E6 E8 E9) M4A2 (76mm E8) M4A3 (76mm 105mm E2 E4 E8) M4A4 (M4A5) M4A6
In museums	M4 (75mm 105mm Composite) M4A1 (76mm E6 E8 E9) M4A2 (76mm E8) M4A3 (76mm 105mm E2 E4 E8) M4A4 Firefly
Monuments	M4 (75mm 105mm Composite) M4A1 (76mm E6 E8 E9) M4A2 (76mm E8) M4A3 (76mm 105mm E2 E4 E8) M4A4 Firefly
During wars	World War II (M4(75) M4(105) M4A1 M4A2 M4A3 M4A4 Firefly) Indonesian National Revolution Korean War
Country of service	Argentina Belgium Brazil Canada China Egypt France Germany India Israel Italia Lebanon Netherlands Poland South Africa Soviet Union Taiwan United Kingdom Yugoslavia
Variants (during WW2)	Tanks (DD Firefly Grizzly) Self-propelled artillery (M7 Priest Sexton M12 GMC M40 GMC) Tank destroyers (M10 M36 Achilles) Engineering vehicles (ARV BARV M32 TRV Twaby Ark) With mine flails (Crab Lobster) With Deep Wading Gear Flamethrower
Variants (post-war)	Tanks (M1 Super Sherman M50 Super Sherman M51 Super Sherman) Self-propelled artillery (Kachlilit L-33 Roem M-50 Makmat MAR-240 MAR-290) Engineering vehicles (M74 Tank Recovery Vehicle TrailBlazer ARV) Medevac