"Journalist rides Ukrainian Abrams" Topic

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Editor in Chief Bill	10 May 2024 9:07 p.m. PST
The commander of the Abrams tank of 47 separate mechanized brigade assures that, despite rumors, no one took these vehicles away from the front line. The Army TV team saw with their own eyes how the crew works on the Abrams and fights against the Russians. We managed to be the first journalists to visit this powerful combat vehicle… link
aegiscg47	11 May 2024 9:48 a.m. PST
Too bad we can't get a chance to see a M-1A2 SEPV3 in action, with all of the advanced toys and armor plates. The ones we gave the Ukrainians are still good tanks, but without the upgrades.
Legion 4	11 May 2024 9:59 a.m. PST
Yes, the M-1A2s the Ukraine got were not as high-tech as the SEPV3 version. But it is still a good MBT. Superior to older Russian MBTs. However, as I have said before a weapon is only as good as its crew and leaders. The Ukraine has proven that many times.

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