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GUNPOWER: 122mm, 43cal, 747m/sec (JS-2) vs. 88mm 71cal, 1018m/sec (King Tiger) ARMOR: 160mm (JS-2) vs. 185mm (King Tiger).
France, 1943-1944, tank equipped with "whizz-bang" rockets. Although the term was used widely by Allied (most often British and Commonwealth) servicemen to describe any form of German field artillery shells, the 'whizz bang' was originally attributed to the noise made by shells from German 77mm field guns. In all cases however the name was derived from the fact that shells fired from light or field artillery travelled faster than the speed of sound. Thus soldiers heard the typical "whizz" nois
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A Turkish Leopard 2 (by Behzat Kızılbaş)
The “Challenger 1” main battle tank was introduced into the British Army in 1983 as the successor to the “Chieftain”. It has a 120 mm L11A5 rifled tank gun and Chobham steel armour developed specially for this tank, which offers outstanding protection in combat. The “Challenger 1” owes its angular shape to this armour. The turret can be traversed through 360° within 13 seconds. With a weight of 62 tonnes and an engine capacity of 1,200 bhp, the “Challenger 1” can reach a top speed of 56 km/h. It
The famous "Atomic Tank" - Centurion number. 169041 taht was involved in a nuclear blast test at Emu Field in Australia in 1953. (by Maihuy Wjtt)
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