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Probably most have seen the footage of the T72 blowing up.
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I have seen a lot of photos of T 72's destroyed by internal ammunition detonations (Chechnya, Iraq), and by the way this one looks, there was a lot more than just a standard compliment of 125mm ammo inside.
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This T72 was destroyed by a Javelin missile. As seen on youtube http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SOVuaXZSXa8
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The point I am making is that a missle strike on a "bombed up" tank will usually not totally tear apart the hull to that extent. I am guessing the target had some help in the way of extra explosives.
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Hi Perry
I have no proof but had heard that it was determined that the tank used in this product demonstration was beefed up with "extra" explosives for a more spectacular effect. I have always found it hard to swallow that this T-72 was carrying a "normal" battle load of fuel and ammo. regards Darrell |
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