@killsode-slugcat and the Infantry tanks of ww2

it was an m60 patton, it was used as mobile cover for advancing troops, they also put teargas pumps inside and uses the barrel with an attachment to pump teargas into the building

it was also used to break entry holes into the sides of the building for an intended later assault which never happened

yeah, rammed it with the barrel and pumped tear gas through it

lulwut

This happened it 1993

In*

it was an abrams

ahzek - they had abrams in the 90s... and the patton was still around

i think...

it was a patton 100%

and they had like 2 or 3 of them

I'm not an American ok

or not, brainfart

killsode - imagine it this way... DESERT STORM... in the 90s... they had abrams already

Yeah fuck u

Non American

yeah, abrams where used the gulf war, wherent they?

Yup

abrams started service in 1980

https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/561330445849985035/643555044288888842/Dyl1MLzU8AA4vBH.png

ok btw i just checked, they also had an abrams... which was being used as a command tank for organising the other tanks

they used two abrams

m88 tank retriever as well

^^3 pattons and 1 abrams

sorry 2 pattons and 1 abrams and 1 bradley*

no, two abrams

^^patton

m88

it says on the wikipedia page two

bradley -

@nim.bm

killsode i see that but i then raise you... where does it cite m60 patton in that?

in the waco raid wikipedia page there is literally no mention of patton

i withdraw - m728 is a varient of the m60

https://preview.redd.it/o75z6exna4y31.jpg?width=672&auto=webp&s=167b40a97e6bd89f9e62d58099548d7d539305bd

@nim.bm yeah, their combat engineering vehicles