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The heaviest M1 Abrams variant ever built: the CATTB experimental model had a 140 mm smoothbore gun, a heavily armored turret and an upgraded hull based on the M1 chassis. It had a mechanical loading system in the turret bustle, a new engine (approx. 2000 HP) and probably other upgrades, never fielded.
The M67A1 flamethrower tank (nicknamed the Zippo) somewhere in Vietnam. This tank is practically an M48 armed with a flamethrower inside a dummy model of the main gun with fake muzzle break.
67 years ago on this day the Soviet Red Army broke through the Hungarian frontline along the Don River, effectively destroying the Hungarian Second Army. Of the 200 000 soldiers, more than 85 000 never returned home.
A Canadian Leopard C2 Main Battle Tank (improved Leopard 1A5) with a mine plow attached to the front. The mine plow can be lowered to plow a safe lane of travel through minefields.
Tank graveyard somewhere in Iraq.
U.S. Air Force pararescuemen after exiting an HH-60G Pave Hawk during an operational training exercise in Iraq on Sept. 19, 2008.
According to British scientists, the world’s most beautiful uniform is the traditional Greek military dress worn by the Evzone, the historical elite light infantry of the Greek Army. These masterpieces are still used by the Presidential Guard, now a predominantly ceremonial unit.
A Hungarian Army BTR-80A in Afghanistan. More than 20 years after the Soviets left, foreign BTRs can be seen again in the country.
