# data[].attributes.body
By Sydney Espree
The M48 Patton is a main battle tank for the U.S in WW2 and was replaced by the M60 during the Vietnam war.
The M60 served and as the primary battle tank for the U.S Army and Marine Corps in South Vietnam during the war.
The M60 Tank was a main battle tank and could hold a crew of 4.

# data[].attributes.body
Tanks killed thousands of people. The tanks fought in the Afghanistan war from 2001 to 2014. These tanks had machine guns on them. These M1 tanks can go 45 M.P.H. on a road and 30 M.P.H. off road. A tank weighs over 1,000 pounds. It holds 500 gallons of gas.

# data[].attributes.body
By Khaled Hajjeh:

Little Willie was developed in 1915, it was the first of the World War 1 tanks. It weighed 16 tons, measured 8 metres long and could travel at 3.2 kmh.

One of the most widely produced World War 1 tanks was the Mark I. During the war, 10 different versions were made, with speeds up to 13 kmh.

The fastest tank of its day, the BT was based on designs evolved in the United States by J.W. Christie, who in 1928 built an experimental model capable of 42.5 miles per hour.

# data[].attributes.body
The M4 Sherman was the most important american design of the war. Its designers Focused on speed and mobility, limiting the thickness of the armour and the size of the main gun, thereby compromising on firepower and survivability. The M4’s main equipment was a short-barreled, low-velocity 75-mm gun, and its armour thickness was a maximum of 75 mm and a minimum of 12 mm. The tank had a maximum speed of 38 to 46 km per hour and a range of 160 to 240 km. The vehicle weighed about 33 tons, depending on the series. A typical power plant was a 425-horsepower gasoline engine.