Preserved Examples
Examples are or has been lately held in several military museums, outside museums or free entrance open-air fields
| Country | Location | Place |
|---|---|---|
| Netherlands | Zandoerle | Centre village green |
| Belgium | Ostend | Openluchtmuseum Atlantikwall te Raversijd |
| Canada | Borden, Ontario | Base Borden Military Museum |
| Finland | Miehikkälä, South Karelia | Salpa Line Museum |
| Finland | Virolahti, South Karelia | Bunker Museum |
| Finland | Parola, Western Finland Province | Parola Tank Museum |
| Finland | Mikkeli, Southern Savonia | Infantry Museum |
| Finland | Oulu, Northern Ostrobothnia | Northern Brigade (Pohjan prikaati) memorial area, 2 pieces |
| Finland | Hämeenlinna, Tavastia Proper | Artillery Museum of Finland |
| Finland | Hanko, Uusimaa | Hanko Front Line Museum |
| Finland | Helsinki | Military Museum of Finland, Suomenlinna filial |
| France | Saumur | Musée des Blindés or Association des Amis du Musée des Blindés |
| Germany | Munster | Deutsches Panzermuseum |
| Serbia | Belgrad | Belgrade Military Museum |
| USA | Danville, Virginia | American Armoured Foundation Tank Museum |
| UK | Duxford | Imperial War Museum |
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