Chinese Type 59 basically a copy of the T55. This looks North Vietnamese.I am guessing place as either Ho Chi Min City (Saigon) or Hanoi.
Location I am saying Presidential Palace Saigon (Ho Chi Min City).
At least its well maintained! I hate seeing pics like the above from Russia where they're often all rusted and covered in graffiti...
+1 for Type 59. (Chinese star emblems not Russian stars)
Amen to that Da Masta Cheef!
I'd say T-55. The same place as that other south-east Asian tanktober pic!
T-55
Its a type that we haven't seen before during Tanktober...
It's a T54, notice the round ventilator on the top of the turret. It's in Ho Chi Minh City (Saigon).
Ah, that's a famous tank. NVA T54, the tank that famously broke through the gates of the Presidential Palace in Saigon in 1975.
T-54 or T-55. Still can't tell them apart. ;)
Chinese Type 59 basically a copy of the T55. This looks North Vietnamese.
ReplyDeleteI am guessing place as either Ho Chi Min City (Saigon) or Hanoi.
Location I am saying Presidential Palace Saigon (Ho Chi Min City).
DeleteAt least its well maintained! I hate seeing pics like the above from Russia where they're often all rusted and covered in graffiti...
Delete+1 for Type 59. (Chinese star emblems not Russian stars)
DeleteAmen to that Da Masta Cheef!
DeleteI'd say T-55. The same place as that other south-east Asian tanktober pic!
ReplyDeleteT-55
ReplyDeleteT-55
ReplyDeleteIts a type that we haven't seen before during Tanktober...
ReplyDeleteIt's a T54, notice the round ventilator on the top of the turret. It's in Ho Chi Minh City (Saigon).
ReplyDeleteAh, that's a famous tank. NVA T54, the tank that famously broke through the gates of the Presidential Palace in Saigon in 1975.
ReplyDeleteT-54 or T-55. Still can't tell them apart. ;)
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