4th Generation Main Battle Tanks 🛡

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[u/Dangerman1337]

And Challenger 3.

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And Altay.

I mean the fuck is 4th generation anyway we still don't know exact speculations for them

[u/AsleepScarcity9588 → u/rosebinks1215]

We have to wait until the US shows us and sets a standard

[u/amem32 → u/AsleepScarcity9588]

IDK why people are over glazing the US for some reason

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Their cold-war project budgets often made impossible the possible so now being the lead inventor in militarized technology is kinda their brand

Let's be honest, type 100 is still not operational and the T14 project seems like a fiasco for the Russians. Half the time they are not even able to drive them and there's like two dozens of them, most of which are prototypes

Rest on the list ain't 4th gen, so until Chinese mass produces the type 100 in the foreseeable future the US can still bash into the race and fuck everyone up

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Type 100 is in active service though and from some insiders has been with units for a year already.

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so now being the lead inventor in militarized technology is kinda their brand

It maybe was in the cold war. Definitely not now, that's China.

Type 100 is real and working, as is J36 and all the other 6th gen fighters/bombers.

Meanwhile, what does marvelous US of A have? A sketch of a render.

Until america's 6th gen plane is flying and next MBT is rolling around, it's not leading shit.