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The tank of battle of M1 Abrams is combat the principal tank of the military of the United States and the marine bodies of the United States, with three principal versions being to start out started in 1980: M1, the M1A1, and the M1A2. The past types of the M1A2 have new shield and deal of technology. It is baptized title of the General Creighton Abrams, former chief of army of workers and purchasing armored regiment of the army thirty-seventh. M1 Abrams changed M60 Patton in the service of the USA, along with the M48A5. It, but, was useful beside the service had been written by the M60A3, which right two years before (1978) M1, all through multiple decade.

The initial make an effort to change the number of M60 aging of tanks was the abortive MBT-70, developed with Germany. M60 Patton were itself a progressive evolution of a starting with the era of the Second World War M26 Pershing, with an extremely large profile, and the rather regular armor and the tool compared with the modern Soviet designs. The MBT-70 was very formidable, as much of American plans of weapons of the Sixties. It'd something of rocket launched by gun, the suspension of kneeling, a driver placed in the turret, and numerous one other a few ideas which finally proved not succeeded. The cancellation of this project prepared the ground for the tank a great deal more successful of M1 Abrams, which didn't include the most of the boring innovations examined by the MBT-70.

M1 Abrams was created in the Chrysler Defense (in 1979, Division ordered by Division of the protection of Chrysler of floor techniques of General Dynamics) and is produced by organization of General Dynamics in Lima, in Ohio, and the first written service of army of the USA in 1980. A model increased of M1, the M1A1, was introduced in 1985. The M1A1 has M256 weapon of smoothbore of 120 millimeters developed by Rheinmetall AG of Germany for leopard 2, the improved shield, and a defense system of CBRN. spousal abuse

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