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Tanks, again!

Here you go: for you Armor guys, some tank and heavy armor history, starting with Britain’s introduction of their field tank in World War I.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Xbga4E7alZ0

Enjoy the view. There are several different tanks there. I particularly like the bouncy ride shown by one tank crew. And if you’re going up against someone like Ironman or mechanical spiders, you might need one of these babies.

Yes, that is the nutball who stole an armored vehicle and drove it at 60MPH on the highway, amazing everyone.

 

8 thoughts on “Tanks, again!

  1. That’s an M577 Armored Command Post Vehicle. I drove and TC’d on in both Germany and Korea. Commonly used in battalion and brigade level TOCs (Tactical Operations Center) but we also used it in the DTAC (Division Tactical Command Post) for both 1st Armored and 2nd Infantry divisions.

    It’s a relic! My dad probably worked out of the same one in Germany 25 years before me.

  2. By The Book:

    Gunner-Sabot-Tank-Up-Identified-Fire-On The Way-Target-Target-Cease Fire

    Real Life:

    Holy Sh#$ ! A Tank – Good Shot Gunner

  3. Tanks for the videos Girls and Boys. I like (^_^) motion pictures about mobile Artillery. I won’t even throw rocks at anyone over the historical inaccuracies or omissions. Keep up the good work. It is much appreciated.

  4. If the dude pictured got 60mph out of an M577 CP vehicle, he must have had an Abrams turbo in the crew compartment. Top speed on a 577 is 58Kmh.

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