Cite sources.they are thicker,
That doesn't look burned enough to be "destroyed."
That's the same one that you yourself posted at post #53 above
I'm not sure that's "destroyed" unless dude in the picture is Russian.The photo below claiming it to be a destroyed Ukrainian M1A1SA Abrams tank near Berdychi circulates on the SM. The Kontakt-1 ERA bricks are remarkable. Perhaps it is the same tank as depicted on the X links mentioned above.
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I'm not sure that's "destroyed" unless dude in the picture is Russian.
Tank appears to be stuck in a trench and has suffered an ammo rack blast. Is it possible to return an Abrams to service after the ammo rack goes up?
Source?
LATPSource?
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Is LATP like Gaga googoo?
Source?
Lima Army Tank Plant
This is not a new one. It was displayed many months ago.An Abrams while being towed away somewhere in UA along with another damaged tank:
Cyberspec News
The Russian Armed Forces are evacuating a seriously damaged Leo-2A6 (Avdiivka) and a destroyed Abrams.t.me
Yet another one on the Armiya exhibition.
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Old photo.
No. Yet again this is an old one - just look at the posts in this thread and you will see it displayed multiple times.
Okay, that one's a hard kill. Tank burns, the armor anneals itself back down to something approaching mild steel (yes, with the fancy alloys but it's as soft as that steel can be). And that annealing is not repairable, so any burned tank is scrap metal.M1A1 SA in Pokrovsk.
That’s becoming a very photographed tank. It has already been shown many times in this thread
So far it was the best quality shot of that very Abrams.