Showing posts with label Tank - M1. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Tank - M1. Show all posts

Saturday, 14 January 2017

The Mud Hates These Tanks: US M1 Assault Breacher Vehicle + M1 Abrams Stuck in Mud Being Recovered


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Comment: Stumbled across video of this vehicle that I never new existed ! LOL
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Saturday, 4 June 2016

Jordanian Challenger One Tanks Train with U.S. M1s

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Comment:  Just come across this. Although a few years old, interesting for tank enthusiasts nonetheless.

Wednesday, 18 February 2015

Picture Of The Week - No 38 - M1A1

A friend of mine Andy Baxter sent me this excellent picture of an M1 that he came across.  It makes for a good desktop background :)

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Comment:  A U.S. Army Abrams M1A1 tank takes a defensive position at a staging area during Ready Crucible in Germany, on Feb. 11, 2005.  Over 50 tanks from the 1st Armour Division, Humvees, and support vehicles drove through more than 60 kilometres of German roadway and farmlands making Ready Crucible the largest movement of American armour in Germany since the 1980's.  DoD photo by Richard Bumgardner, U.S. Army.  (Released)
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Sunday, 28 April 2013

Exclusive footage on the Tank Armour on Challenger 2, Leopard 2 and Abrams

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Comment: This is worth watching if you are interested in armoured vehicles.
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Wednesday, 29 August 2012

Low Fast Pass In Battlefield 2

An oldish game now, but still a good one, Battlefield 2 has still plenty of life in it by way of entertainment here in the Vulture household. Yesterday my son was seeing just how low and fast he could get to me in the F35 Lighting II that the USMC forces are equipped with. Here's a screen shot from my character stood on the turret of an M1 Tank, a fraction of a second before the jet hit him ! The jet was okay btw ! LOL.
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BF2-Screenshot
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Saturday, 18 August 2012

M1 Tank

Visited the Ramsey 1940 weekend (more about that on a subsequent posting) but whilst there Alex and I almost purchased a M1A1HA in 20mm scale. On getting home we went on the net to discover more about what the HA stands for (in this instance Heavy Armour), and I came across this excellent site on the M1, which is worth checking out if you are interested in tanks. Link
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