Editing M7 Priest (section)

==Surviving vehicles==

===Australia===
* Australian Armour and Artillery Museum, in [[Cairns, Queensland|Cairns]], in a World War II US Army paint scheme.

===Austria===
* An M7 which was used in the Austrian ''Bundesheer'' (Army) after World War II is in the private Robert Gill Collection in Austria.<ref>[http://www.militarymuseum.at/collection/#/overview/ militarymuseum.at Vehicle register] (listed under "Various [[self-propelled gun|SPG]]")</ref>
[[File:M7 Priest at the HGM.jpg|thumb|alt=Austrian Bundesheer SPG M7 Priest at the Heeresgeschichtliches Museum in Vienna, Austria.|Austrian Bundesheer M7 Priest at the Heeresgeschichtliches Museum in Vienna, Austria.]]

===Belgium===
* M7 at the Tank Museum Brussels (Belgium)

===Germany===
* [[Deutsches Panzermuseum Munster]] (German Tank Museum, Munster).
* Generalfeldmarschall-Rommel-Kaserne, [[Augustdorf]] Germany
* {{ill|Major-Radloff-Kaserne|de}}, [[Weiden in der Oberpfalz|Weiden]] Germany

===Israel===
* Unrestored hulk in kibbutz Kineret, Israel.

===Philippines===
*  M7 in [[Philippine Expeditionary Forces to Korea]] markings and colors which took part in the  Battle of Yultong is on permanent static display at the [[Philippine Military Academy]] Baguio City, Benguet.<ref>[https://web.archive.org/web/20231021154555/https://www.moore.army.mil/Armor/eARMOR/content/issues/2021/Fall/4Condeno21.pdf army.mil] {{Bare URL PDF|date=August 2024}}</ref>

===United States of America===
* A M7 and M7B1 at [[The American Military Museum]], [[South El Monte, California]]
* Vermont National Guard Library and Museum, [[Colchester, Vermont]]
* [[General George Patton Museum of Leadership]], [[Fort Knox, Kentucky]]
* National Guard armory, [[Starkville, Mississippi]].
* A M7B1 and an M7B2 at the [[Texas Military Forces Museum]] in [[Camp Mabry]], [[Austin, Texas]].
* A M7 by the main entrance outside the barracks of West Virginia Army National Guard base Camp Dawson in Kingwood, West Virginia.
* Displayed outdoors at the Third Infantry Division Museum at Fort Stewart, GA.
* Display outdoors at National Guard Armory, [[Savannah, Georgia]]
* One M7 on outdoor display at the American Legion Post #382 in Sanford, NC
* One M7 on permanent static display at Camp Guernsey in [[Guernsey, Wyoming]].
* One M7B2 on display at the [[American Heritage Museum]] in [[Stow, Massachusetts]]
* One M7 on outdoor display at Fort Missoula in [[Missoula, Montana]].
* One M7 on outdoor display at the Museum of the Kansas National Guard in [[Topeka, Kansas]].