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M-1 Abrams (from M-1 to M-1A2) |
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31 | 72.09% |
Challenger (both 1 and 2) |
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13 | 30.23% |
T-34 |
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25 | 58.14% |
Sherman |
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11 | 25.58% |
German Mark IV |
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10 | 23.26% |
Merkava |
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10 | 23.26% |
Panther (Mark V) |
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18 | 41.86% |
Centurion |
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10 | 23.26% |
T-54/55 and variants |
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7 | 16.28% |
M-48 Patton family (including Israeli versions) |
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6 | 13.95% |
Multiple Choice Poll. Voters: 43. You may not vote on this poll |
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I didn't mark three tanks in the poll. The reasons are:
Panzer IV: A fairly average tank. Although at any given time it was slighty ahead of the Sherman in firepower, armor was nearly the same. It also wasn't produced in remotely the numbers of the Sherman. While it did have a three-man turret and radio as standard, so did the earlier Panzer III. Merkava: Mainly a defensive tank that hasn't really stood out in the combat it's seen. Came close to making the list. M48 et al: Generally inferior to Russian tanks of it's era (primarily in armor) and not nearly as good as the Centurion. |
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I didn't vote in this one because I kinda always liked the M60 MBT. Especially in the M60A3 version....they have even developed a more modern design of it that incorporates many of the best features of M1A1 Abrams.
Nothing like a tank with an escape hatch on the bottom! Brother in Arms |
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The Merkava has seen tank-v-tank combat: Lebanon 1982, against Syrian T-72s. ISTR a Newsweek blurb that said the U.S. Army was very interested in the results, as the Israelis were using a 105 sabot round that opened up T-72s at 3,000 meters.
The T-90 has probably been used in Chechnya, but unless the Chechens used captured armor against the Russians, no real info on how it performed (unless you believe the hyperbole of the manufacturer). The Arjun, according to Strategypage.com, is in, to use a Hollywood phrase, "Development Hell." If it was being built in a Western country it'd be cancelled, but national pride in India means it's still on life support. The Indian Army went ahead and ordered the T-90.
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