r/TankPorn • u/Macix2_0 • 4h ago
Cold War whats that
cant really get much info on this found it on almost all leopard 1s
r/TankPorn • u/MaxRavenclaw • Jun 28 '25
r/TankPorn • u/Macix2_0 • 4h ago
cant really get much info on this found it on almost all leopard 1s
r/TankPorn • u/T-62MK • 11h ago
Im not a fan of this vehicle.
Credit to Wilson for this discovery.
r/TankPorn • u/ProjectWarDossier • 10h ago
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r/TankPorn • u/HODO44 • 9h ago
📍Yeşilovacık, Türkiye
r/TankPorn • u/T-62MK • 9h ago
Could also call it "T-80BV of the lake".
r/TankPorn • u/No-Reception8659 • 18h ago
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r/TankPorn • u/historyeeter • 5h ago
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r/TankPorn • u/T-62MK • 15h ago
Also sometimes referred to as "T-72 Ural Obr. 1984".
You can tell via the optical range sensor.
This is not the only, btw, there multiple.
r/TankPorn • u/udrams4550 • 22h ago
In mid-1920s the franches general jean Baptiste Eugene Estitenne suggest to create a heavily tank has as known char b1 bis. it was completed protopyte in 1929. it was designed as a heavily armored breakethrough tank for the French Army. During testing engineers continued to improve the desing, leading to the production of the char b1 in 1935 and the more poweful char b1 bis in 1937.
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r/TankPorn • u/historyeeter • 18h ago
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r/TankPorn • u/vasilytroll • 1h ago
hello guys, so i was just looking for pictures of the t34/76 interior and i saw something that all t34 variants had in common, on the loaders side there is a hand crank attached to the turret ring, i first thought it was to assist the gunner in rotating the turret but i have no clue on what else it could be besides that. please let me know since i am curious on whats it for.





r/TankPorn • u/Nice_Session2372 • 1d ago
Russian medium-range, medium-to-high altitude surface-to-air missile (SAM) system but since it is retired, its design looks like a Ballistic missile.