Russian T-90 (1993)
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Russian T-90S (1996)
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Russian T-90S (1996)
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Russian T-80U2 "Black Eagle" (1997)
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Russian T-80U2 "Black Eagle" (1997)
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Russian T-80U2 "Black Eagle" (1997)
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Russian T-80U (1984)
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Russian T-72 (1971), from which the T-90 is derived
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The ubiquitous Russian T-55 (more than 20,000 built), from which the Chinese Type-59 is derived. The T-55 is still the primary main battle tank of many countries. (1958)
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Pakistani Al-Khalid, upgraded Pakistani version of Chinese Type-90, using a superior Ukrainian-built engine and other enhancements
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Pakistani Al-Khalid
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Pakistani Al-Khalid
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Pakistani Al-Khalid
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Pakistani Al-Zarrar (Type-59 overhaul)
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Pakistani Type-59 (not Al-Zarrar)
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Pakistani Type-59 (not Al-Zarrar)
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Pakistani Type-59 (not Al-Zarrar)
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Pakistani Type-59 Line Drawing
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French LeClerc
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French LeClerc
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French LeClerc
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French LeClerc
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French LeClerc
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French LeClerc
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Israeli Merkava Mk2
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Israeli Merkava Mk2
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Israeli Merkava Mk3
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Israeli Merkava Mk3
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Israeli Merkava Mk3
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Israeli Merkava Mk3
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Korean K1A1
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Korean K1A1
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Korean K1A1
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Chinese Type-90-III
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Chinese Type-88C
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Chinese Type-88B
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Chinese Type-85-III
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Chinese Type-85-II
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Chinese Type-80
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Chinese Type-69-II
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Chinese Type-63 Amphibious Tank
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Chinese Type-62 Light Tank
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Turkish 155mm "Superhowitzer" has a range of 40 km (25 miles)
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The Carl Gustav recoilless rifle is the west's equivalent to the infamous Russian RPG-7.
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M919 Armor Piercing Fin Stabilized Anti-Tank Kinetic Energy Munition -- The thin coppery thing is the long-rod penetrator, which is made of an alloy of 99.25% depleted uranium and 0.75% titanium. The black stuff around it is the sabot which holds it while it is being propelled through the tank's main gun barrel. The sabot falls away once the penetrator leaves the barrel, and it is stabilized in-flight by the fins poking back into the propellant. Since it is narrow, dense, and fast, the penetrator rod burrows straight through tank armor, relying on its kinetic energy to inflict damage.
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