| Posted by agent-x |
4/1/2004 5:48 PM | remove |
is that a US or Iraqi tank?
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| Posted by Mark |
4/1/2004 10:28 PM | remove |
Iraqi BMP or a comman and control tank. Cant really tell.
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| Posted by Duluoz |
4/7/2004 11:41 AM | remove |
Definitely a BMP
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| Posted by Mark |
4/7/2004 4:13 PM | remove |
I have doubts. If I can find the pics of the tank I was on a while back that isnt a BMP you would understand.
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| Posted by rAt |
5/21/2004 2:02 AM | remove |
yea it looks like that annoying tank that drives really fast in conflict desert storm
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| Posted by Mark |
5/21/2004 4:00 AM | remove |
I believe thats the one:)
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| Posted by JakeJZG |
10/25/2004 5:27 AM | remove |
It's a BMP - look at the tracks - 5/6/72's don't have tracks that narrow - plus you can see the firing ports on the sides.
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| Posted by Mark |
10/25/2004 6:40 AM | remove |
Im not very adept on the track info thanks for letting me know.
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| Posted by Beagle |
12/8/2004 12:30 PM | remove |
how did the tank get set alight
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| Posted by Kennerado |
12/8/2004 12:49 PM | remove |
hmm I wonder............
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| Posted by Mark |
12/8/2004 5:01 PM | remove |
If your asking munitions I have no idea. A better question would be why is it still on fire. There are very few things to burn in a tank.
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| Posted by TechnoTed |
12/12/2004 4:28 PM | remove |
Disgusting.
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| Posted by Mark |
12/13/2004 12:23 AM | remove |
why?
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| Posted by MDuitsman |
12/14/2004 4:04 AM | remove |
I think (emphasis on think) that its still on fire because it hasn't burned off all the fuel (diesel burns slower than standard gas, right?). I'm thinking this because the rear troop door isn't scorched. And the rear troop door is a fuel tank (very comforting for the passengers).
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| Posted by TurboZutek |
12/14/2004 4:48 AM | remove |
Yes, diesel burns far colder and slower than petrol does. It's not designed to burn really (but it does) as it's a compression ignition fuel - it explodes when compressed.
You can put out a lit cigar in a cup of diesel, try that trick with petrol and see what happens.
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| Posted by atomx |
6/22/2005 1:41 PM | remove |
You can. put a lit cigarette into a pool of gassoline and not light it. Gas ignites at 500+ deg, a lit cig is only 420 or so at it's best.
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| Posted by eidolon |
7/7/2005 11:16 AM | remove |
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Posted by TechnoTed 12/12/2004 4:28 PM | remove
Disgusting.
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Assuming there were people in it, yes, very much so... That would be a death I'd wish on no one.
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| Posted by GreyDeath |
7/13/2005 4:59 AM | remove |
You woudln't happen to have a higher rez copy of this, would you?
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| Posted by Mark |
7/13/2005 10:33 PM | remove |
Yes but I am not sure where I left the CD's
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| Posted by El Lobo |
12/7/2005 3:18 AM | remove |
What a waste of a good tank!
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| Posted by TurboZutek |
12/7/2006 7:24 AM | remove |
Atomx, I said CIGAR.
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| Posted by Blackbird |
6/24/2008 12:35 AM | remove |
The Russian military was good at making deathtrap tanks.
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