https://padlet.com/jared_hassman/hassman made by: jared hassman en-us 2017-01-19 17:05:31 UTC 2024-05-25 05:11:14 UTC hello@padlet.com emma_hare https://padlet.com/jared_hassman/hassman/wish/148162201 - the range of Sherman Tank was about 100 to 150 miles depending on the model.

- the Tiger I had an 88 mm gun.

- a 76-millimeter gun on the tank was also a winner in 1941]]> 2017-01-19 17:18:07 UTC https://padlet.com/jared_hassman/hassman/wish/148162201 james_george https://padlet.com/jared_hassman/hassman/wish/148163165 -An improvement for the tank was called the Medium A with 8 miles mph. 
-The first tank weighed 14 tons and had a 12 foot long track. 
-The first tank had a working radius of 20 miles.
 -The Mark 1 tank carried 8 people.]]> 2017-01-19 17:20:10 UTC https://padlet.com/jared_hassman/hassman/wish/148163165 jared_hassman https://padlet.com/jared_hassman/hassman/wish/148183146

 used diesal and fitted with hydropneumatic instead of metallic spring units

rearmed with a 120-mm gun

 first to use explosive reactive armor

instant range readouts with flick of a finger

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After World War II, tank engines had an output of 500 - 800 horsepower. Engines with this power were installed in the M1 and in the Leopard 2, giving them power to weight ratios of more than 20 horsepower/ton.

The M-48 tank, had mounted machine guns, could travel up to 30 mph and was used to provide support for United States and South Vietnamese troops.

The M48A3’s wide tracks lead it to have good off-road mobility, but Vietnam’s extremely soft, mud frequently caused it to sink.

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