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Posted by
Anonymous
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Sat, Dec 6 2003 11:23 AM
I See Tank Is Back Maybe He'll Know
What Is The Name Of The Newest Tanks They Carry On Flat Cars
I Seen 25 Of Them In KCMO Going West To Denver I Was Curios On What
Kind They Are And What Kind Of Fire Power Do They Have
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Posted by
Dough
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Sat, Dec 6 2003 5:33 PM
Well assuming that you are talking about a true tank and not a Bradley IFV or other APC such as the Stryker then it is probably one of the Abrams series. It is new in relative terms...Its first test in combat was during the first Gulf War.
http://www.military.com/Resources/EQG/EQGmain?file=EG_Tanks&cat=g&lev=2
The true new armored vehicle is the Stryker which is still being manufactured to fulfill the Stryker Brigade. Was it wheeled or tracked?
Check out this link for many of the other common armored vehicles:
http://www.military.com/Resources/EQG/EQGmain?file=EG_Infantry_Vehs&cat=a&lev=2
HTH
Dough
P.S. congrats on your 100th post and second star![:)]
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Wed, Dec 10 2003 1:44 AM
Thanks for filling-in for me, Dough. I was busy putting-up X-MAS LIGHTS...
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Mon, Dec 15 2003 1:39 PM
[8D]Hey Dough thanks
my brother said they were m1 abrams there tracked hes in the U.S.M.C.
(Uncle Sams Misguided Children) he also showed me the m-60 machine guns mounted on top that was cool
I was Wandering what kind of tank it was but you answered that ine thanks a lot
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