The M3 and its successor, the M5, continued to be utilized in Europe through the end of the war. Although poorly suited to tank warfare in Europe, the Stuart tank proved effective in the Pacific. In New Guinea and the Solomons, the Stuart served in an inf

The M3 and its successor, the M5, continued to be utilized in Europe through the end of the war. Although poorly suited to tank warfare in Europe, the Stuart tank proved effective in the Pacific. In New Guinea and the Solomons, the Stuart served in an infantry support role.