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Two words that doom drone tanks. Track Maintenance.

https://gdls-nextgen.com/abrams-next-gen-2/ Looks like GD are wanting in on the action

https://www.rheinmetall-defence.com/en/rheinmetall_defence/systems_and_products/vehicle_systems/armoured_tracked_vehicles/panther_kf51/index.php

Yeah, it's a frankenstein monster. I did some more research, it can't be a Composite (it's lacking the characteristic nubbin on the front glacis of all M4 Composites) and therefore is not a Chrysler built M4. It also lacks the Ford sprocket. Tentatively, it's an M4(75) small hatch variant...

That's why I'm saying that it is an M4 Composite rebuilt to M4A1E9 standard. Everything except for the welded hull matches an E9

Can't be an A2, those were even rarer in US service (most A2's were British). That's a Composite hull, and look at the tracks, only the M4A1E9 had those tracks on VVS suspension.

Hold on, did some digging... that is an M4 Composite, upgraded to M4A1E9 standard apart from the welded portion of the hull. (I was wrong on the A1, teaches me to do IDs without first digging out my books) The Turret, Suspension, Transmission Housing are all from the A1E9, the rest of the hull...

OK... that looks like either an M4A1 or A3, with the 75mm, it has the loader hatch, but not the later model turret, so is intermediate in that regard, with the bolted on transmission and welded on supplemental armor (therefore it is not a wet stowage model, again pointing to an intermediate) It...

That M-24 is totally ripped off from Renegade Legion: Centurion

Malinovka, or Campinovka. I used to have the replay on my old PC. Was in my TOG, top tier. EVERYBODY on my team decided to camp the field and snipe. So I decided to trundle around to the hill, to at least try and accomplish something. I get there... no enemy tanks. I trundle down the other...

Nahhh, the very best scout of all is TOG. Because nobody expects it when TOG earns a scouting medal.

Well, we all know that the T28/T95 is exceptionally good at camping bush...

Nope, APFSDSDU was an 70's/80's project that was first fully used in the Gulf War.

All of these images, and none of them are of what is in my opinion the single most valuable tank of all time. No tank will ever serve as important a peace time function as the TAV. It was vital, for without the TAV we would not have many vital and important things in the modern day. It was...