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LethalWolfe
Mar 12, 2003, 11:55 PM
Just curious if you were able to dig up those killed tank numbers from the Gulf War (since the original thread got 86'ed). Bradley's have armor, treads and a turret but besides that they have little in common w/a tank. Different beasts for different purposes. And, B2TM, the Bradley isn't an APC either. APCs are larger and are much less armed. The Bradley is kinda like a middle ground between the two.
If we were talking cars I'd say an APC would be a 15 passenger van, a Bradley would be an SUV, and a tank would be a monster truck. :D
Lethal
job
Mar 13, 2003, 12:38 AM
I'd say the Bradley is a IFV - an Infantry Fighting Vehicle.
Carries troops, fights troops.
Also, they discovered during the Gulf War that the Bradley's chain gun can take out a T-72/T-80 main battle tank.
My random contribution.
3rdpath
Mar 13, 2003, 02:34 AM
hey lethal,
haven't had a chance..got too caught up in the political discussions drama last night...NTM, spent about 20 minutes just looking for the thread...:rolleyes: didn't even know there was a wasteland...
anyway, i will search it out soon...currently caught in architect/general contractor hell.
btw, still say the tank vs. apc stuff is splitting hairs.;) but what the heck do i know?
Mr. Anderson
Mar 13, 2003, 06:45 AM
You want to get a little more info on the military - go to www.fas.org and then click the link for Conventional Weapons, they have everything!
Bradley (http://www.fas.org/man/dod-101/sys/land/m2.htm)
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LethalWolfe
Mar 13, 2003, 10:18 AM
Originally posted by 3rdpath
hey lethal,
haven't had a chance..got too caught up in the political discussions drama last night...NTM, spent about 20 minutes just looking for the thread...:rolleyes: didn't even know there was a wasteland...
anyway, i will search it out soon...currently caught in architect/general contractor hell.
btw, still say the tank vs. apc stuff is splitting hairs.;) but what the heck do i know?
Hey, don't worry 'bout it. I was just curious. :)
Lethal
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