How nukes work now is they're very small yield because they're now so accurate.

New U.S tank prototype

Better to use 12 900k yield nukes than 1 20m tonne

Disgusting

Thats a fucking shoe

@Kriley74 Looks fucking disgusting.

Looks like battlefied

Looks like poo poo

General Dynamics <:omegalul:431263624129019915>

this survived a nuclear blast

ive got one of those tanks, came with my happy meal

Still ugly looking

Not within a decent range it didn't.

Most tanks would at that range.

it was a few hundred yards

from the bomb

You're talking out your arse again

Citation.

now

I mean the entire world survived Hiroshima, except you know, Hiroshima

Ur mums anal cavity survived a nuclear blast

The crew would be fucking gone

all other tanks vs the chad chally 2

^

The new U.S light tank as to fit a 105mm or 120mm and have to fit in a at least two in a Globemaster

The chally is the chad

But the tank survived

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Operation_Totem

An unmanned Centurion tank, Registration Number 169041,[38] was positioned approximately 350 yards (320 m) from ground zero. After the test the tank's light damage was repaired and it was put back into service. Subsequently nicknamed The Atomic Tank, it was later used in the Vietnam War. In May 1969, during a firefight, 169041 (call sign 24C) was hit by a rocket-propelled grenade (RPG) but remained battle-worthy. The Atomic Tank is now located at Robertson Barracks in Holtze, Northern Territory. Although other tanks were subjected to nuclear tests, 169041 is the only one known to have done so and then gone on to serve for another 23 years, including 15 months in a war zone

Oh I thought it was with crew you meant.

no

lol

they would have been killed with the shockwave

You guys know in the 80s nasa decided to nuke the moon? Just an interesting bit of trivia for ya free of charge

the tank was fine tho

only ligh damage

Guys stop being gay

It

is against god

Remember bombs in the 60's weren't very good.

@Questgiver the Abrahms still looks better