Posting this to break up the news feed of the Super T-62M. Via @armenianarmymemes on Instagram

A video of a tank getting hit by an ATGM and surviving will always get far fewer views and retweets than when a tank is destroyed in a huge fire ball. This gives people a false understanding of the vulnerability of tanks, and often leads to poor analysis. Just a regular reminder.

1/ The effects of rodents on AFV’s Rodents have long been a problem for infantry in the trenches, but a lesser known fact is the issue of rodents when they embed themselves in armoured fighting vehicles.

Captured T-62M in service within Ukrainian Territorial Defence, Fall 2023.

Video of a relatively rare tank duel between a Ukrainian T-64 tank and what looks like a Russian T-72B3 with a roof screen near Stepove. The Russian tank deploys a smoke screen as it retreats, and survives an FPV strike that apparently jammed its turret. t.me/khornegroup/11…

Russian T-64’s of various models (A,B,BV) that have been pulled from storage, the 2000 T-64’s in Russian stock in 2014 were supposed to have been scrapped, I don’t believe that ever happened due to the amount of T-64’s I’ve seen come from Russia, or if it did it was a very slow

KamAZ-BMD-2

Трофейный Т-80У ВСУ с установкой дополнительной ДЗ «Контакт» на бортах и корме башни.

Challenger 2 OES thread 1/ The OES Challenger 2, known in military parlance as the Operational Entry Standard (OES) – often synonymous with Theatre Entry Standard (TES) – represents an advanced tier of armoured capability, a step above the baseline vanilla model.

They are alive!

30 January 2024 Russian-occupied #Luhansk Oblast, #Ukraine Cat with a T-80U belonging to Russia's 4th Guards Tank Division, 1st Guards Tank Army, Western Military District.