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Originally posted by jetsetter
This is why I do not post my age alot. I get this type of response. It does not matter that I am 16, I am a smart and aware person. I reasearch into the past and keep up on current events. I watch the news for hours at a time. I go onto the Internet everyday and explore. Please dont dought me.
Originally posted by jetsetter
Just please don't dought my posts. I can keep up with the best of them.
Originally posted by jetsetter
I like the M-1A2 for its technology, speed, and armour. The newer Russian tanks are getting good and the Chinese have that new tank that is filled with all types of technology.
Originally posted by jetsetter
Have you herd of the T-95? Here is some info on it
T-95 (Objekt 775)
"A new new Main Battle Tank, which was initially planned to enter service in 1994, remains in development due to financial restrictions. It is under development at the Uralvagonzavod Plant in Nizhniy Tagil [Potkin's bureau] which was responsible for all recent Russian tanks apart from the T-80. "URALVAGONZAVOD" (Ural Carriage-Building Plant) in Nizhny Tagil has manufactured a variety of products, ranging from universal type 8-axle rail cars and tanks of the highest quality to the T-34 tanks which had no rivals in World War II.
State acceptance trials of the new tank started at the Kubinka Proving Ground in August or September of 1998. Very little information is publicly available concerning this vehicle, including the official designation, which is apparently still designated under the developmental "ob'ekt" nomenclature. It is suggested that this new tank will weigh about 50 tons, though with a lower silhouette than other recent Russian tanks. The primary armament is reportedly a 152mm smoothbore gun / ATGM launcher with an ammunition load of at least 40 rounds, which may be placed in an unmanned gun pod on top of the hull to lower the silhouette and increase survivability. The new design also places far greater emphasis on crew protection than in previous Russian tank designs through a unitary armored pod inside the hull.
This new tank is apparently in competition with the T-80UM2 "Black Eagle" modification, and may remain unable to secure production funding due to its higherr cost and the potential for upgrading the existing T-80 inventory to the "Black Eagle" standard. "
From: www.globalsecurity.org...
Originally posted by FULCRUM
His just some kid taken over by the BS that Pentagon and CNN tells on tv..
[Edited on 27-11-2003 by FULCRUM]