Probably the PT-76 Light amphibious soviet tank that has been exported to 25 other countries. And not an IFV as the above comment suggests. The camouflage would make this either Syrian or Iraq at a guess. (out of production since 1969)
PT-76 light amphibious tank. This was always one of my favorites when I was learning to interpret imagery. It has to vents on the back deck that make a distinctive shape.
I call shenanigans! That's not a tank, it's an IFV. I think that's a BMP-3
ReplyDeleteProbably the PT-76 Light amphibious soviet tank that has been exported to 25 other countries. And not an IFV as the above comment suggests. The camouflage would make this either Syrian or Iraq at a guess. (out of production since 1969)
ReplyDeletePT-76 amphibious reconnaissance tank. Soviet era and still in use. Swimming Tank-76.
ReplyDeletePT-76 amphibious reconnaissance tank. Soviet era and still in use. Swimming Tank-76.
ReplyDeletePlavayushchiy Tank. The 76 is the Caliver of the gun.
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ReplyDeletePT-76 and I didn't even have to read the posts above from other equally highly educated readers and all around good chaps. ;)
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ReplyDeleteAs the other Gentlemen already stated it's a PT-76B at the USAF Threat Training Facility in Nellis, Nevada.
ReplyDeletePT-76 light amphibious tank. This was always one of my favorites when I was learning to interpret imagery. It has to vents on the back deck that make a distinctive shape.
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