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A Modified Tank to Combat Heavy Artillery...
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This had me thinking....1 submarine to build cost like 2 billion dollars (i am assuming decomissioned cost less), to make and i am thinking, that's a lot of iron to waste knowing that submarines are becoming each decade more and more obsolete...
And i thought? Why not create something like a Tank (you know tank are bullet proof), but create or build a Modified tank, a tank that will allow several people to fit comfortably sitting or standing down but large vertically and with enough horse power to move...And let it move with the same mechanics that regular tanks move...And somehow allow in this modified huge tanks (the tank should be large to to allow several people to sit on each side confortably, kind of like the old ship that allow people to row, well the same scenario here but that it will allow soldier to sit down and it will have a small opening, the small orifice will be enough to fit the barrel of riffles or you can have a slit so that whenever they want to stick the riffle barrel out they can, but only that it can be open from the inside...
And everytime you see like in Irak an area where you are getting heavy artillery by insurgence, you just drive this modified tank in there and beging firing...Then can fire at that tank all they want they will never hit nobody or make the bullet get in...You can then place small orifices on top with LAYERS of bullet proof glass so that soldiers can see...Perhaps this is not the perfect description but i am giving you an idea where you can elaborate and take it a step further....This will reduce the amount of casualties...Build yourself 100 of those and go into the most dangerous areas and wage war...Or everytime war breaks out in an area surrounded by buildings in a callejon, just call those Tanks...
Tell me how is a bullet going to penetrate something, when this something has 20 layers of bulletproof glass...
The inventors that you got, should be thinking in ways to modify this tank and make it work...Is there any? And you can build heavy metal around the wheel or tracks or the tank to cover it from a bomb...But again are they smart? Because Submarines and most ships that get decomisioned are a bunh of fortified metal gone to waste....
Can someone tell the Army this...
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I was in infantry and artillery. When you hear "armor piercing round" it means some of those rounds are capable of penetrating the armor on a tank. Once they do that they ricochet inside the tank for a few times and then go off.
To make a tank completely safe from artillery it would be so heavy it wouldn't be able to move.
The "kill spot" on a tank is right under the turret- the Swedes actually produced a tank whose turret recesses down into the body of the tank when the tank stops.
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Not so sure about submarines being more and more obsolete. Modern day submarines are virtually submersible, mobile missile platforms.
And if is very heavy what about the engine of a locomotive? that's like the most powerful engine/motor ever...
What the U.S ought to do is make everyone of their Hummers bullet proof, and with holes to fire at incoming assault...Can you imagine in a hummer well protected by bullet proof SITTING DOWN just FIRING AT PEOPLE...I think that's going to become the future of warfare...Also thanks the metal of the wheel is kind of heavy but what if you put like a heavy plastic or rubber pad on each slate of the tank's wheel so that it will slide when you are riding through the streets....
And the heavily armored vehicle/tank/truck can have inside radio and telecomunications just if in case....
But the heavily armored vehicle/tank/truck is not for it to ride along but instead to be used when there is heavy gunfire between two parties...
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