Ukrainian Army T-64BM Bulat Main Battle Tank German Panther 5cm height x 14cm width

5cm height x 14cm width

Although it was intended for civilian use the Imperial Japanese Army used it extensively due to its abundance ease of production and ability to transport adequate amounts of troops and supplies across Japans many fronts

While mostly used as rear-guard defensive units the Luftwaffe field divisions were especially involved in the defence of the Belarussian city of Vitebsk and the attrition of the Courland Pocket

Modern avionics which included a cockpit display for the pilot combined with aerodynamic features and a powerful twin supersonic engine made it a popular jet in the export market

Ukrainian Army T-64BM Bulat Main Battle Tank German Panther 5cm height x 14cm widthA product of Soviet legacy the the T 64BM Bulut is a deep modernisation of the T 64 MBT in order to allow it compete in the modern MBT space. It features an improved Ukrainian 125 mm KBA3 gun that is capable of firing kinetic rounds aswell as the Kombat tandem warhead ATGM. Another major improvement is the Nizh (Knife) reactive armor that is better adept at dealing with tandem warheads from RPGs and ATGMs. The Ukrainian army currently fields around