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A tank among tanks.
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A tank among tanks.

"a military tank in a field"

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Anonymous Report This Comment
Date: February 17, 2005 01:15AM

what tank is this. panzer?
Anthony Report This Comment
Date: February 17, 2005 01:34AM

yeah early panzer 5 Panther Ausf D or something.
Anonymous Report This Comment
Date: April 27, 2005 12:29AM

Yup it's a Panther tank, not sure what model. Actually considered one of the best tanks of world war 2. The design was taken from the Russian T-34, which was probably the best tank produced during the war. The original design for the T-34 came from an american named Christie; and you thought that he just made good cookies! Anyway, for some reason or other the american military didn't want Christie's design, so he ended up selling it to mother Russia. Truth is stranger than fiction this time. C ya!
Anonymous Report This Comment
Date: June 15, 2005 04:05PM

My M1A2 platoon would take a whole battalion of these pussies. M26 was a better tank by the way.
gruff Report This Comment
Date: June 15, 2005 11:31PM

Sorry 5072, the 'Christie myth' has been thoroughly debunked. The Russians only borrowed Christie's suspension design; turned out it sucked and they went with a different suspension on all their later tanks. Check it out here: www.knox.army.mil/center/ ocoa/ArmorMag/so01/5tankmyths01.pdf

11673, that may be true, but as the M-26 was never fielded in significant numbers, while the Panther saw extensive service, it hardly matters. And making the banally true claim that an M1A2 could beat a Panther...well, that's something only an American would do.
Anonymous Report This Comment
Date: July 26, 2005 05:12AM

Thanks Gruff, I stand corrected. The M26 Pershing tank came on the sence somewhere around January 1945, it had a 90 mm gun; that was slightly bigger than the German 88 mm. As for Christie, well that's the last time I'll call him comrade!