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The T34 obviously
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We need seperate human-only games for MP/PBEM that dont include the over-simplifications required to have a good AI
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True enuff. I remember seeing early pics of it in late 79 early 80 in "Soldier of Fortune" (I think) or maybe a Janes publication. I certainly recall being impressed with the design concepts.Originally posted by Lord Avalon
Also moving the engine up enables the doors in the back, allowing the crew to enter and escape and resupply more easily. Though since the MkI they've improved the firepower and maneuverability.We need seperate human-only games for MP/PBEM that dont include the over-simplifications required to have a good AI
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I would say the latest British, German, French, Israel, and the M1A2 are the best.Originally posted by Chemical Ollie
Which is the best MBT anyway?
None of the above have ever fought each other, so it would be hard to know. We do know that no Soviet/Russia tank has survived while fighting any of the above. Of course none of the Russian tanks had a Russian crew. All of the crews were Arabs.Last edited by Joseph; July 13, 2006, 21:49.Comment
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You forgot the /serbOriginally posted by SpencerH
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Depends on environment and mission.Originally posted by Chemical Ollie
Which is the best MBT anyway?
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serb? I thought it had been AH.Originally posted by Kuciwalker
You forgot the /serbComment
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I think we still have some M-60s though probably not in use.
I wouldn't be surprised if we own several M1A1s for the kicks, but we don't rely on it or have a company based on it iirc.Comment
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Probably for training."And so, my fellow Americans: ask not what your country can do for you—ask what you can do for your country. My fellow citizens of the world: ask not what America will do for you, but what together we can do for the freedom of man." -- JFK Inaugural, 1961
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BINGO!!!Originally posted by Vince278
Depends on environment and mission.
We have a winner!
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This calls for a new thread.Originally posted by Chemical Ollie
Which is the best MBT anyway?
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Originally posted by Joseph
I would say the latest British, German, French, Israel, and the M1A2 are the best.
None of the above have ever fought each other, so it would be hard to know. We do know that no Soviet/Russia tank has survived while fighting any of the above. Of course none of the Russian tanks had a Russian crew. All of the crews were Arabs.
Remind me when the latest British, German, French, Israeli and the M1A2 fought vs. the latest Soviet/Russian tanks.
Iraqi T-72 (mostly produced by Iraqis themselves), had no Soviet/Russian crew, had no Soviet/Russian ammunition, had no Soviet/Russian electronics, had no Soviet/Russian maintenance and have not been used in accordance with Soviet/Russian doctrines, besides T-72 USSR sold to Iraq, were an export, CHEAPEST variant with different gun and no appropriate equipment, armor and ammunition to fight Abrams, they even didn't have a laser rangefinders). So Iraqi T-72 doesn't count. This variant of T-72 was not even intended to fight the latest American MBTs. You compare different generations of tanks.Comment
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Yes, the Poly surelly needs "Which is the best MBT" thread # 10348.Originally posted by Ecthy
This calls for a new thread.
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Thanks. I know what I'm doing in that area.Originally posted by Serb
BINGO!!!
We have a winner!
Originally posted by Serb
Yes, the Poly surelly needs "Which is the best MBT" thread # 10348.
The last one was good.
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Iraqi T-72 (mostly produced by Iraqis themselves), had no Soviet/Russian crew, had no Soviet/Russian ammunition, had no Soviet/Russian electronics, had no Soviet/Russian maintenance and have not been used in accordance with Soviet/Russian doctrines
I'm confused. Aren't those advantages?
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