Ukrainian Army Leopard 2A6 main battle tank (MBT) with its turret ammunition compartment fully filled with ‘DM-53A1’ Armour-Piercing Fin-Stabilized Discarding Sabot (APFSDS) rounds.
Ukrainian Army Leopard 2A6 main battle tank (MBT) with its turret ammunition compartment fully filled with ‘DM-53A1’ Armour-Piercing Fin-Stabilized Discarding Sabot (APFSDS) rounds.
I hope every one of those rounds finds it’s intended target!
Very cool, but I don’t think they might participate in the turret toss competition with those safety measures for the crew 🥱 😅😅
Guess the Russian tanks will keep their first place for the most high toss
Leopard 2 probably has the best ammo availability and supply in Ukraine.
Thousands were produced but most were decommissioned after 1991 but they are still active in many militaries + Ukraine doesn’t have too many of them => Ukraine’s ammo consumption of Leopard 2 ammo can’t be too high.
I’ve heard from reports of Ukrainian tankers that there is a severe lack of HE shells, which are better for engaging infantry than APFSDS, this image just seems to prove that…
That’s worrying if that’s a recent pic, must be big shortages of HE.
HE gets used most, no way you’d need that much APFSDS.
How do you know its Ukrainian? The post only shows the compartment itself without any more context, the source doesn’t say its Ukrainian either, soo why the misinformation?
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Ukrainian Army Leopard 2A6 main battle tank (MBT) with its turret ammunition compartment fully filled with ‘DM-53A1’ Armour-Piercing Fin-Stabilized Discarding Sabot (APFSDS) rounds.
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Blyat!!! : sincerely, Russian tank crews
I hope every one of those rounds finds it’s intended target!
Very cool, but I don’t think they might participate in the turret toss competition with those safety measures for the crew 🥱 😅😅
Guess the Russian tanks will keep their first place for the most high toss
Leopard 2 probably has the best ammo availability and supply in Ukraine.
Thousands were produced but most were decommissioned after 1991 but they are still active in many militaries + Ukraine doesn’t have too many of them => Ukraine’s ammo consumption of Leopard 2 ammo can’t be too high.
I’ve heard from reports of Ukrainian tankers that there is a severe lack of HE shells, which are better for engaging infantry than APFSDS, this image just seems to prove that…
That’s worrying if that’s a recent pic, must be big shortages of HE.
HE gets used most, no way you’d need that much APFSDS.
How do you know its Ukrainian? The post only shows the compartment itself without any more context, the source doesn’t say its Ukrainian either, soo why the misinformation?
It’s time to hunt Z’ armour.. good hunting guys!