Patton Tanks in Vietnam - Mike's Research
2020年11月29日 · Patton tanks and its variants were the main armor used throughout the war in Vietnam. The variants included the M48A3, M48A2C, M48/M60 AVLB, M67A2 Flame tank, M88 ARV, and the M728 CEV.
M48 Patton - Wikipedia
The M48 Patton is an American first-generation main battle tank (MBT) introduced in February 1952, being designated as the 90mm Gun M48, armored, full-tracked, combat vehicle of the medium-gun tank class."
M48巴頓坦克 - 维基百科，自由的百科全书
M48巴頓坦克（M48 Patton）是美國陸軍的一款中型坦克，也是繼M46巴頓及M47巴頓的第三代巴頓系列坦克，用於全面取代二戰時期的M4雪曼及M26潘興坦克，也用來替換在二戰後不久服役的M46及M47巴頓坦克。
M48中型坦克 - 百度百科
M48中型坦克（英文：M48 Medium Tank，绰号：Patton，译文：巴顿），是20世纪50年代美国研制列装的一种中型坦克。 M48中型坦克车体和炮塔为铸造的，装备一门105毫米线膛炮，其火控系统包括机电式弹道计算机、体视式光学测距仪等，坦克发动机为风冷汽油机，功率 ...
The M48 Patton was the workhorse tank of the U.S. Army and …
The M48 Patton was the workhorse tank of the U.S. Army and Marines and the South Vietnamese. Its 90 mm gun could deal with any armored opposition or fire beehive rounds to destroy enemy infantry. Carrying troops into VC country in 1965, the M48A3, left, was with 1st Battalion, 69th Armor Regiment.
M48 through M48A3 Patton Tanks - War History
2020年5月25日 · The newest version of the M48 series tank received the designation 90mm gun full tracked combat tank M48A3 and weighed in at 107,000lbs (48mt) combat loaded. The first M48A3 tank was accepted by the U. S. Army in February 1963.
M48 Patton Medium Tank - Military Factory
The M48 was the mainstay of American armored forces at the time and the Patton became the heaviest tank to be fielded by the United States Army in the conflict. Despite her armor protection and suitable main gun, the M48 was thrown into a war for which it was not directly intended for.
The M48 Patton Main Battle Tank - The Army Historical Foundation
The M48 Patton Main Battle Tank, sometimes referred to as a medium tank, entered production in 1952 and service with the U.S. Army later that year. This example was photographed at Fort Greely, Alaska Territory, 14 April 1955.
M48 Patton - Federation of American Scientists
The M48 was withdrawn from American service in favor of the M60, a further development of the M48, but the M48 Patton remains in service in a number of armies around the world. The M48-A2C featured a gasoline engine which was very prone to fire. This model was replaced in 1968 by the M48-A3 powered by a diesel unit.
M48A3 Patton - Vietnam
The M48 proved to provide a very good protection against mine threat, which was very common in Vietnam - it was practically the only vehicle that allowed it's crew to survive a mine explosion under the vehicle.