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Questions related to the history of a specific category of armored fighting vehicles, being primarily for offensive capability, usually tracked, with an optimum balance of armor, maneuverability and firepower. Often classified as light-, medium-, and heavy tanks.
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Why was the German system of interlocking plates not used after WWII for armored vehicle con...
During World War II, Germany constructed many armored vehicles using a system of interlocking plates. This is visible at the seams of armored vehicles. The welds are not a straight line, instead the e …
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Does the T-34 tank engine use different strokes in the banks of the pistons?
It's relatively well documented the T-34 tank uses a V arrangement engine in all variants.
I found this CIA document that was declassified:
https://www.cia.gov/library/readingroom/docs/CIA-RDP82-004 …
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Does this CIA report describe the Soviet T-54 tank?
This CIA report from March 1954 describes an "Improved T-34 Tank" at the "V.I. Lenin Works at Pilsen". The report lists Czechoslovakia as the country of origin. This logically makes since as the T-34 …
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Why didn't Syria operate the Panzerkampfwagen V Panther tank?
Given that Syria operated numerous Nazi-era vehicles during the Cold War, why didn't it operate the Panzerkampfwagen V Panther tank?
Syria acquired plenty of Panzer IVs, including some from France. F …