Here is the Tally thus far - some good leads but its still anyone's game.
Those bonus points really help out too :-)
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07 October 2015
Tanktober #7
A week in and some good scores are racking up! If you've missed some along the way feel free to go back and do them now and the points will be credited - answers wont be published until Tanktober ends.
Here is the Tally thus far - some good leads but its still anyone's game.
Those bonus points really help out too :-)
Here is the Tally thus far - some good leads but its still anyone's game.
Those bonus points really help out too :-)
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T72 Soviet Bloc
ReplyDeleteT-72. Where can I get that Thatcher banner?!
ReplyDeleteCold war era T-72 (without the reactive armour in use now) in the Thatcher Appreciation Society meeting hall.
ReplyDeleteT-72 in the canadian War Museum
ReplyDeleteForgot to mention it's a former NVA (Nationale Volks Armee / Army of Eastern Germany) T-72
DeleteT-72. Which is the ugly cousin to the T-64 IMO. :)
ReplyDeleteThe Gorby and Thatcher pictures are kind of surreal in that shot.
Yes, its a pretty awesome display
DeleteMaggie preferred a Challenger to a T72, wearing her headscarf and googles.
ReplyDeleteWho could say no to the Iron Lady when she looks at you like this?
Deletehttp://www.britishempire.co.uk/images3/royalhussarschallenger.jpg
Superb, the ultimate Cold War warrior!
DeleteWe should have just parachuted her into the Falklands with a rolling pin and a headscarf.
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I agree with T-72 and as stated by Nick this one is located in the Canadian War Museum in Ottawa, Ontario.
ReplyDeleteT-72, Canadian War Museum!
ReplyDeleteT72, East German.
ReplyDeleteCouldn't tell the location, so I won't copy on my classmate
t-72 - ok I kinda though it was a T-64, but I'm going with the crowd
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