IT'S A BADDASS BECAUSE IT'S AN M1A1 ABRAMS THAT CAME FROM THE ARMY. ARMY STRONG, WHOAAAAHHH!
Nameless Sploder | Thu, 06/19/2008 - 18:33
It shows the operation of the M-2 by remote camera around the end of the video, so the operator is not endangered; and it couldn't mount a tank cannon, because it doesn't have the horsepower or storage space left without making it the size of an ark. The "real use" for this is clearing minefields, like those that Saddam blanketed Iraq with in the Gulf War; that's what that rocket trailing an explosive wire is doing.
Nameless Sploder | Sun, 03/30/2008 - 04:56
Looks like just a M1A1 tank with a wicked blade on it. One real use for this would be for IED's, but then aren't those set off remotely via cell phone and such? So it would just merely push the unexploded IED aside? I personally think it could have more to it than just a blade. For one, it looks like it should be used on the front lines, therefor it needs some form of offense rather than a simple human operated machine gun.
IT'S A BADDASS BECAUSE IT'S AN M1A1 ABRAMS THAT CAME FROM THE ARMY. ARMY STRONG, WHOAAAAHHH!
It shows the operation of the M-2 by remote camera around the end of the video, so the operator is not endangered; and it couldn't mount a tank cannon, because it doesn't have the horsepower or storage space left without making it the size of an ark. The "real use" for this is clearing minefields, like those that Saddam blanketed Iraq with in the Gulf War; that's what that rocket trailing an explosive wire is doing.
Looks like just a M1A1 tank with a wicked blade on it. One real use for this would be for IED's, but then aren't those set off remotely via cell phone and such? So it would just merely push the unexploded IED aside? I personally think it could have more to it than just a blade. For one, it looks like it should be used on the front lines, therefor it needs some form of offense rather than a simple human operated machine gun.
25 mpg (meter per gallon)
wonder how many MPG that thing gets???