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Follow this link for some great shots of T-72B tanks.
http://paul-itk.livejournal.com/9681.html
I saw all sortsof T-72s and T-64s there. Wow. Thanks for posting.
F is for FIRE, That burns down the whole town!
U is for URANIUM... BOMBS!
N is for NO SURVIVORS...
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That was awesome.Far more than I was expecting.That would make a hell of a dio.
Wow, awesome visual reference source. Thanks for sharing
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You won't find many people who hate Communism more than me but still somehow it makes me sad to see them rusting away like that.
"I dream in fire but work in clay." -Arthur Machen
Gamera You won't find many people who hate Communism more than me but still somehow it makes me sad to see them rusting away like that.
Yes indeed... they were the boogeyman for so many years to me and as a former TOW gunner seeing all those T-72s and T-64s in one spot is part nightmare and part relief...
Thanks !!
Those are some impressive pics. What I find interesting is that these are relativerly modern versions, with reactive armor etc. I would think the ruski's would sell those instead of letting them rust away.
Well the Soviets would never have done that. It would just be stored and able to be re activated in case of war for battle loss replacements. But those ERA equipped ones are not the latests and greatest (T-90, T-80U, etc.), the T-64 was not well regarded or ever exported, and with todays world situation, the selling of large numbers of tanks is not what it used to be. The most likely customers- Iran, North Korea, and Syria are already well equipped numberwise with plenty of tanks, pretty much internationally blacklisted, and not too well off financially for various sanction reasons.
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