Key Points and Summary – The M60A3 was the final and most advanced variant of the M60 main battle tank series, serving as a ...

Although the M60 first saw combat with the Israelis in the 1973 Yom Kippur War, it later served as America's main battle tank during the First Gulf War, where M60A1 tanks operated by the U.S ...

BTR-152 armored vehicle with a GSh-6-30K anti-air minigun of the Yemeni government forces / Photo source: btvt.info via open sources Analysts believe a ground offensive in Yemen may be imminent, with ...

After building a solid reputation with World War 2 tank games, Graviteam decided to tackle this often-forgotten war. The game ...

National Museum of the Marine Corps Deputy Director David Vickers speaks to the news media in front of the M60A1 tank “Genesis II” on Sept. 18, 2024. “Genesis II” was one of the first ...

- 50 American-made M60A1 tanks; - 75 T-62 tanks; - 100 British Chieftain tanks; - 168 M47/48 tanks. Also at the disposal of the Iranian armed forces are approximately 80 British Scorpion light tanks, ...

On January 16, 1991, U.S. President George H.W. Bush made a promise to the nation. The United States was about to participate in a multinational military campaign to end the Iraqi occupation of Kuwait ...

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The bridge unfolds to allow even the heaviest tanks and armored vehicles to cross trenches and water obstacles and detaches so the main vehicle can get out of the way for traffic. Serving the Armed ...

The original American M60, M60/M60A1, and M60A3 models had a 105mm gun. Notably, the American M60A2 version has a 152mm cannon, but Iran never acquired it and instead received the M60A1 variant. As a ...

M60 AVLB of the Ukrainian military. 2024. Ukraine. Photo credits: MilitaryLand The first version of the M60 AVLB was produced from 1963 to 1967. Most M60A1 AVLB hulls were former M60A2 Patton tanks ...

The Patton series of tanks debuted around 1950, meaning they’ve been in continuous service for 73 years. Not bad for a tank that left U.S. Army service in 1997.