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7/5/2025, 4:55:30 AM
>>23366813
>You absolute idiot. Stop embarrassing yourself.
Speak for yourself. You are one babbling about things you know absolutely jack shit.
>Poland just purchased 400 Abrams Tanks.
>Bahrain purchased 50 Abrams Tanks.
>Romania ordered 54 Abrams Tanks.
>Taiwan ordered 70 Abrams Tanks.
>Australia ordered 75 Abrams Tanks.
In case you were not aware, every single one of those comes from an existing hull and fully overhauled in Lima Plant to whatever specification is required. They are not building any new ones and have not done so since 2000, when the last hulls for exports were done. This book I'm citing (Zaloga's "M1A2 Abrams Main Battle Tank, 1993-2018") is from 2019, by the way.
According to Routledge's Military Balance 2025, the US Army currently has 2,640 M1 units in active service, and some 1,500 in their reserve. For the foreseeable future, inactive stock of hulls in the US is more than enough to supply export customers.
>You absolute idiot. Stop embarrassing yourself.
Speak for yourself. You are one babbling about things you know absolutely jack shit.
>Poland just purchased 400 Abrams Tanks.
>Bahrain purchased 50 Abrams Tanks.
>Romania ordered 54 Abrams Tanks.
>Taiwan ordered 70 Abrams Tanks.
>Australia ordered 75 Abrams Tanks.
In case you were not aware, every single one of those comes from an existing hull and fully overhauled in Lima Plant to whatever specification is required. They are not building any new ones and have not done so since 2000, when the last hulls for exports were done. This book I'm citing (Zaloga's "M1A2 Abrams Main Battle Tank, 1993-2018") is from 2019, by the way.
According to Routledge's Military Balance 2025, the US Army currently has 2,640 M1 units in active service, and some 1,500 in their reserve. For the foreseeable future, inactive stock of hulls in the US is more than enough to supply export customers.
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