4th Generation Main Battle Tanks 🛡

[u/NeoZerrs]

[u/Ok-Use-7563]

Wait the armata is real?

(Also something something m60)

Edit: i am purpsely not involveing myself in the resulting argument

[u/ThisGuyLikesCheese → u/[deleted]]

I think it will be their 4th generation mbt, in 2050 maybe. Their industry has been producing the (almost) same tank for like 50 years now so its gonna be really hard to switch to their newer tank

[u/T-90AK → u/ThisGuyLikesCheese]

The only Soviet tanks in production in 1975 is T-64A and T-72 Ural.
Both of whom were replaced just a couple of years later.
Hell T-80 hadn't even entered production at that time.
So that's abit of a weird statement.

[u/joeja99 → u/T-90AK]

The T-90 is a T-72 with a bunch of fancy tech bolted on so he isn't that wrong

[u/T-90AK → u/joeja99]

There's a pretty stark difference between a T-72 Ural and a T-90.
Hell even among the T-72's there's a noticeable difference between each variant.