The GTA tank was real...and it was STEALTH!

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[@richardgreen1050]

We built a couple of Polish tanks but the stealth was a little too good. We can't remember where we parked them.

[@core3719]

(quiet eurobeat from the trees)

[@urip_zukoharjo]

You don't even need stealth to forget them, T95 parked in the middle of a field was already ahead of its time

[@Hy7o525dUcv9t]

@@urip_zukoharjo What T95, there are many T95s

[@John_Redcorn_]

Reminds me of ‘invisible garbage truck jerry’ from rick & morty.

[@asriel_undertale]

@@Hy7o525dUcv9t the Doom Turtle one

[@Tanks_and_Frog]

We don’t see the tanks because they’re invisible 🫥

[@Voidpox]

Tanks made by john cena himself!

[@ACium.]

​@@Voidpox Everyone saw John Cena at the Oscar's 😢

[@Ch1maera]

Or maybe they’re painted purple

[@nikolaideianov5092]

​@@ACium.What are you talking about ? There was only some floating sign and some flipflops

[@lilkitkittu2709]

😶‍🌫️

[@torben777]

The problem with stealth tanks is that unlike planes and boats, tanks fight at relatively short range where you dont need a radar to spot them.

[@DarkKnight52365]

even then the U.S. navy has abandoned the idea of a stealth ship as it's proven to be move of a hassle then anything else and given how much money and work goes in to maintaining a stealth aircraft i can see a reduction in that role as well

[@Crazylalalalala]

this applies when you facing other tanks and infantry but as the video explains the threat from the air is substantial and that would be through instruments not mark 1 eye ball.

[@joeyjojojrshabadoo7462]

Also unlike the open waters or open sky, radar isn't isn't that useful track targets on land to begin with.

[@QueenTheCossackTongued]

​@@Crazylalalalala So to make your tanks invisible... Don't have a shit airforce

[@Crazylalalalala]

@@QueenTheCossackTongued Thanks bud, those words of wisdom are really inspirational..jfc

[@Voltaic_Fire]

"We don't see stealth tanks these days." "Thank you, we're good at what we do."

[@sethb3090]

As a kid who played C&C, I had this irrational fear that one day I'd look both ways, start crossing the street, and then get run over by an invisible tank anyway.

[@keithhawkins7907]

Yeah NOD had some crazy gear, loved their artillery the best. Ah good old days.

[@titanfallgamerwithnotitanf8187]

Need some shade?

[@user-fw9fv6qu9v]

Ahh yes classic cnc stealth

[@Doa744]

still better then bumping in to that flame tank

[@BWITHYURI]

Watch out for mirage tanks too.

[@Raphix]

Thank you for clarifying that this was literally a concept - CV90 with some gray modeling cardboard put onto it, rather than spreading the myth of it being a complete prototype ready to be put into production

[@ynhnwn]

@@alexdunphy3716it wasn’t, but I guess reading isn’t everybody’s forte

[@thecianinator]

Oh.

[@mekanickrew1932]

It lives on in GTA5 as the TM-02 Khanjali

[@seraphclion8356]

The Barracuda Camo System isn't German, it is a development by the Swedish Saab company.

[@zhufortheimpaler4041]

yes, but Dhiel Defense has a similar product

[@seraphclion8356]

@@zhufortheimpaler4041 I agree, but he specifically mentioned the Barracuda system.

[@BS-vm5bt]

I think the cv90 120T with stealth panels is the true stealth tank.

[@seraphclion8356]

@@BS-vm5bt 100% agree, at least much more feasible than the PL01c

[@zhufortheimpaler4041]

@@BS-vm5bt those panels only do so much vs radar etc. the first real "stealth" tank was the Leopard 1 Versuchsträger Gesamtschutz (experimental vehicle full protection).

[@ReviveHF]

Due to lack of access to Tiberium, the stealth tank was too expensive to make.

[@literal_f22]

fax- *gets crushed by an invisible tank*

[@I-Stole-Your-Toast700]

Ehhh dunno 'bout dat one chief- *Shot by a 120mm gun*

[@wogelson]

All this stealth doesn't matter if you can hear this tank coming from a mile

[@brucebaxter6923]

That’s why the USA is working on hybrid tanks

[@iwyrilja]

It does though, realistically you would never hear it unless you are on foot hiding in a ditch or a building. And the radar absorbent coating and those dynamic thermal tiles helps hide the tank from the air to ground radar and thermal targeting pods you find basically all modern multirole fighter jets which makes much harder for your enemy to find and blow you up which is really important, just look at how drones are being used in the Ukrainian invasion

[@matthewconnor5483]

​​@@iwyrilja Tracks are loud, especially on hard surfaces. The engine is also a major source of noise even when idling. If it was parked and operating on battery/APU it maybe much harder to find and good for defensive positions and ambushes.

[@BojanPeric-kq9et]

@@iwyrilja that is all under assumptions that thermal "hacks" work as advertised. Still, engine would be problematic.

[@KuK137]

@@iwyrilja And then 1000$ observation drone with AI movement tracking spots it and two minutes later it eats 50$ FPV drone with RPG warhead glued to it hitting roof and blowing the tank up, as demonstrated by certain recent conflict. And that's if it even reaches front lines because russian lancets blow up every moving vehicle 80 km away...

[@Chris-ok4zo]

6:48 You know this man puts effort into these vehicle models when even something as small as a tag can be seen floating around on that MG turret.

[@kristinabegail]

That is the real-life mock-up vehicle

[@kristinabegail]

Not a 3d model

[@Chris-ok4zo]

@@kristinabegail oh, sorry, if that is the case, for the mixup. Guess his modelling is just that good at other times that I can't tell the difference.

[@alm5992]

6:05 It could double as a protective shield, though I'm sure the covering is more of a heat shield because tank guns heat up fast from firing and would show up easy in thermal.

[@Voltaic_Fire]

Actual capabilities aside I really, really like the aesthetics of the thing, it looks mean. A lot can be said for the psychological advantage too, being hunted by something that looks so advanced would definitely freak some out.

[@keithhawkins7907]

Yeah I'm waiting for someone to bring out an AT-ST " chicken walker" onto the battle field.

[@Voltaic_Fire]

@@keithhawkins7907 You'd really cluck someone up with one of those.

[@olekzajac5948]

It's ugly in my opinion, though I might be biased as I dislike this whole "project" a lot. But in general, I don't like such aesthetic on military vehicles. A concept mock-up presented on a military fair might look like that, sure, but a real vehicle should look more "rugged". The comparison I like here is the RMMV trucks - the HX3 series trucks look like vehicles from a sci-fi movie, but the HX2 series looks the way military trucks should look like - rugged and boxy, though still good. Though to be fair, the PL-01 was never meant yo be a real vehicle, so I guess it makes sense that it looks like that.

[@metsyslodreip]

It was a CV90120-T covered with plywood and cardboard... Nothing more, nothing less. The idea behind it was to present it to Polish officials so they would agree on obtaining the CV90 production licence

[@mibo747]

No active protection = destruction by 400$ drone....

[@namrehtv2746]

you sure?

[@sabirbayram7484]

@namrehtv2746 100% because all tanks upper top is at least 20-50-70mm in thickness, so anything can destroy it from the top

[@crowe6961]

@@namrehtv2746 Yes, APS is basically mandatory these days if one values survivability. Roof armor of current-generation tanks is not up to the job to stop shaped charges of any notable size.

[@piotrmroczek5765]

it had aps it is said even in video

[@Raphix]

Drones can fly below APS operating incoming projectile speed (umless you are early soviet APS that vaporized birds 💀). What you need against small drones is a jammer since small ones are very valuable in that matter. Of course APS would be very helpful, especially againts anti-tank rockets and missiles

[@zali9657]

Ahh yes the Khanjali but only in GTA it’s not stealth

[@th3_0rc83]

but in gta it has a railgun

[@zali9657]

@@th3_0rc83😭

[@flyingfinn8275]

@@th3_0rc83 nah you gotta pay more for the rail gun stock comes with the cannon polish to poor to get the upgrade

[@th3_0rc83]

@@flyingfinn8275 oh, i didn´t know that

[@mrstriker2702]

In the cutscene Bogdan calls it a stealth tank, "hide in stealth tank when the bombs drop"😂

[@alexanderf8451]

A stealth tank doesn't seem like a good idea. Keeping the RAM paint clean and undamaged would be a huge struggle when driving around a battlefield, better to focus just on the geometry. Tanks have hot engines that are hard to hide. Tanks are also much more restricted in where they can go than aircraft which means the enemy can better focus resources to find them.

[@tetronaut88]

7:40 slight correction: All modern tanks have extra ammo storage in the hull. The Merkava, for example (as you talked about that before, so must have done some research into) only stores 10 rounds in the turret bustle; the other 36 rounds are stored in the hull. The reason Soviet-style T-Series tanks explode and launch their turrets so high is because they store their ammo in a ring around the crewed turret, so if anywhere below the turret gets hit it will explode. Other tanks, such as the Merkava store their ammo in a few small areas, with up-armoured boxes around them. Also, other tanks use wet stowage, where if the walls of the storage bins get breeched liquid flows in rapidly to quench any fires or detonation before they can begin.

[@BojanPeric-kq9et]

Leopard 2 and Challenger 2 have unsafe ammo storage too.

[@alexdunphy3716]

Its not the carousel autoloader that usually causes a catastrophic explosion when the tanks are penetrated. Usually they are fine unless it is directly hit. Its that t-series tanks store the other half of their ammunition in random spots wherever the designers could fit it all over the interior of the fighting compartment which gives a super high chance of hitting at least 1 round, which then sets off all others. This is why crews in the Russia-Ukrainian war now generally remove all ammunition except for what's in the autoloader and since then have suffered far fewer catastrophic explosions

[@AQDuck]

I thought this would be about the Swedish CV90 "Ghost". It has thermal plates that can change temperature and sensors to capture the surrounding temperature and blend in like a thermal chameleon

[@nzxt1234]

if i rembere this polish tank was built on a swedish cv 90 but yeah hope to see someting about the Swedish CV90 120 T Ghost

[@brucebaxter6923]

For a short time. Then it has to dump the heat

[@eur0be4t3r]

Doesn’t it use water vapor or something?

[@brucebaxter6923]

@@eur0be4t3r peltier devices

[@FULLDRATER]

pls gaijin add these on warthunder, i wanna see 11.7 light tanks that would dumpster those OP BMPs and swedish CVs

[@callumbush1]

They've made thousands of them bro you just can't see them.

[@nemesis7774]

How is 120 millimetter huge ? The 140 they fitted on the "Terminateur" Leclerc test bed was big at least...

[@solensovida]

"What happened to the Stealth Tanks?" They couldn't find them once drivers got out

[@fridaycaliforniaa236]

HAHAHAHAHAHAHA 😂

[@kurumachikuroe442]

This tank screams "Maintenance? Never heard of 'er!"

[@kakakiri2601]

Stealth tank, only appears in military exhibition

[@sohrabroozbahani4700]

Wonder weapons are bad for winning wars... that's already a well proven lesson 🙂

[@merafirewing6591]

But showcasing them is a good thing to show what can be made.

[@literal_f22]

cough cough *germany 1941* cough

[@sohrabroozbahani4700]

@@literal_f22 😉👉👉

[@TehAki210]

I did not know stealth tanks were even a thing

[@sabirbayram7484]

Yes, they are real, and on paper, they are awesome, but reality they are terrible, i can explain it if u like but i also wrote a comment in the video if u want to read it too

[@Ryuu1010YT]

pretty sure stealth tanks will be not good

[@crowe6961]

It's all very experimental for a reason, imagine having to procure and maintain a fighting force of hundreds of them. It'd cost a dang fortune.

[@daveweiss5647]

Because they aren't...

[@TehAki210]

Yeah honestly, stealth tanks don't really seem like the best idea.

[@Legamerto]

This Tank looks like the Cybertruck for the Army 😂

[@Ryuu1010YT]

it's designed used to be stealth and look something from the future

[@nzxt1234]

check out the Swedish CV90 "Ghost".

[@ukraine_supporter_777]

Cybertank

[@Michael-sl9vi]

It look like a tank that would be in battlefield 2042

[@tobehuang6124]

imagine getting a he shell on that smooth armor

[@PyrangleTriamid]

Fr imagine a SHE shell 😶😶

[@olekzajac5948]

God, that piece of crap again... I was about to comment on how this abomination of an AFV was just an empty CV90 hull (all internal equipment besides the engine, transmission and driver's seat was removed) with a turret mock-up and some body panels to make it look futuristic, but it's explained pretty well in the video what the PL-01 was physically as a vehicle, so the only thing left is to explain what the PL-01 was as a "project" and more importantly, what it was never meant to be. So, the PL-01 was never meant to become a real, production vehicle, the end goal was never the adoption of this "tank" into service. The sole purpose of this project was to secure a research grant from the National Center of Research and Development (NCBR, Narodowe Centrum Badań i Rozwoju), to the point that the "design" of the vehicle was outsourced to an industrial design studio so that it looks like a spaceship and thus attracts attention. This is also why this project is disliked by anyone who knows anything about the military equipment in Poland - because while it did what it was designed to do, secure funding for the OBRUM company, it caused a lot of harm as well as people seriosly believed that "we will be 3D printing stealth tanks in 3 years".

[@__Alex_]

I knew from the moment it was first revealed that it was nothing more than a cool gimmick. It never meant to be produced

[@brucermarino]

I think you've got this wrong. Is not the shape of the gun barrel designed to deflect radar waves as per the F-117 you mentioned? Also, it can act as a thermal sleeve against IR detection. Thanks!

[@alexattfield3885]

God dam the GTA rail gun tank is real😂

[@Mamorufumio]

Minus the railgun

[@canis2020]

Could you imagine if Cena piloted these things?

[@speedycpu]

7:02 He says "arnament" again. Armament. You can do it.

[@Shehbaz666]

Weapondry

[@tsuaririndoku]

I don’t like the idea of “Stealth Tanks or Stealth vehicles” in general because it is pointless. Enemies will manage to find you at some point and it’s expensive to produce. Tanks are not designed to be hidden much. It is more on infantry support vehicle that also design to take out enemy tanks. More like a big mother nursing the Infantry. Plus, Tanks rely on Infantry protection while infantry relies tanks to be their cover. Which is drops the idea of “Stealth Tanks” because it’s pointless. Moving Tanks and Infantry will not going to be a stealth thing.

[@proxy3386]

Stealth vehicles (not tanks) do have a very good reason to exist, though. While, yes, they aren’t invisible - they aren’t supposed to be (yet) and are designed for BVR engagements where the first shot is the most important.

[@Slumo_]

Looks Like the railgun Tank Out of GTA

[@gabrielb9010]

Yep

[@sabirbayram7484]

Cuz it is 😂

[@literal_f22]

Tanks, unlike aircraft, usually fight within visual range, so stealth technology won't do much good. It won't stop your tank from being a big, obvious gray brick. Tanks still use thermal imaging, though, so regulating vehicle part temperatures could give you an advantage at night.

[@vustvaleo8068]

probably makes a cool Transformers robot in the live-action movies.

[@nzxt1234]

always loved this tank this is built on a cv 90 i heard its cool but you shuld check out the Swedish CV90 "Ghost". also its stealth tank diffrent!

[@nzxt1234]

DID he say the german BARACUDA CAMMOFLAGE ? Barracudda is made by SAAB swedish company and rn is used in Ukraine on Swedish tanks and IFVs maybe gerrmany is one of the customers ?

[@CallsignAegis]

This one is my favorite

[@leoncaspari745]

Where is it's railgun modifications 😂

[@JLAvey]

What's the point in making a vehicle invisible to radar that is usually targeted by human eyes? That's the natural reaction when one first hears the term stealth tank, right?

[@RavenAdventwings]

Good luck finding it in the dark Polish forest from 2km away without radar and thermals.

[@airlinesecret6725]

Yep gotta avoid those "shrapnels" !

[@Riegai]

Ah yes, the invisible CV-90 covered with plywood...

[@cheesetonk]

PL-01 is my favorite polish tank

[@Therealmcdoc]

Many "Stealth" parts have been implemented in tank designs, esp. thermal camoflage.

[@DontStealMyNoEffortName]

tank is invisible but doesn't make crew invisible so you just have floating tankers lmao

[@Jaggerbush]

Im from the only other place on earth that loves perogies as much as Poland - Pittsburgh PA. All of us have been raised on perogies in this city.

[@sabirbayram7484]

Stealth tanks are lighter, meaning less armor so alot of the engine compartment and other things are going to make up for the less armor in the front to provide somewhat protection to the crew but once the engine or the toothed wheel gets destroyed the tank and because the turret will be less armored the the turret will be the first to get destroyed in a modern war, meaning the tank will be unusable. Just know most of the armor will be on the sides

[@user-gu8qi4me8x]

This video is actually genuinely underated and damm ❤😂🎉

[@FoundAndExplained]

Proving to be very unpopular in search on KZbin on KZbin so remains to be seen

[@RyanCR3000Omega19]

THE PLO1 reminds me of that one tank from StarCitizen

[@joedollarbiden9823]

You know you can simply train troops hit n run tactics and give em some ATGMs?

[@nickbunch9156]

The stealth idea might be interesting but when your military doesn’t care because by the time they come in they’re unmatchable and don’t care if the enemy sees them coming. Also Tough to run a shock and awe campaign with an invisible force

[@ludacrisyt2516]

Bro just called the mechanic for the call Haji

[@Lillspratt]

Let me introduce to you, the CV90120tGhost, or a cooler pl01, built on the same tank but with even better stealth capabilities

[@olekzajac5948]

The active thermal camouflage is a useless gimmick. If the vehicles gets covered in mud or dust, you can see it, the same if just one of the peltier plates gets damaged. Not to mention that there is no way to dissipate the heat generated by such a system - the way peltier plates work is it that the colder they get on the one side, the hotter they get on the other one, so the vehicle-facing side of the camouflage system would get incredibly hot very quickly.

[@Goldenself]

I love that it has smoke grenades and supposedly would have had a low thermal signature mode. Those are stealthy, I can actually see those being useful for certain situations. The problem is having a few expensive tanks just for certain situations isn't affordable or worth it most of the time.

[@user-ub9my1hu7d]

0:17 had the chance to say "that took the famous night hawk OFF the map"

[@warfare9463]

If they pull out the mk2 suppressor we are all screwed

[@briangriffiths114]

Consistently good graphics on this channel - sometimes difficult to distinguish from the real footage.

[@ronmaximilian6953]

You mean battle tank is not derived from a tank destroyer or light tank. It is derived from medium tanks with the main armament of heavy tanks. This Polish tank is a light tank. Interesting idea but as you noted not practical. Frankly, a true tank destroyer would have this chassis and fire Spike long-range anti-tank missiles. You don't want to get in range of Russian tanks with this thing.

[@dangerdoberman]

They're around; just can't see them. Hahahaah!

[@leguman5289]

Stealth suddently disapearing when tank fire, and tanks are usualy detected by optics or thermal, nor radar

[@Schimiter89]

The concept of a stealth tank is counterintuitive. Radar invisibility means little to none for tanks since it is easily spotted by aircraft, drones, or satellites from skies anyway.

[@blueflamekingH]

I knew this tank from COVID it's one of my favourite

[@coupdsantana206]

Tank looking like a Lamborghini 😂😂

[@skyborne80]

"I call it an Ezekiel's Wheel. Essentially it's a stealth tank." -- Kane, Tiberium Dawn.

[@LaneMaster]

What if you took all or some of those features to make a stealthy wheeled AFV (I assume those don't run into trees n stuff as often as tanks would)? Does such a vehicle already exist?

[@edith.0301]

the f117 nighthawk was designated a fighter due to security/secrecy reasons. its a ground attack aircraft by nature :)

[@tdb7992]

Poland is such a cool country. If I ever move from Australia, I would love to live there.

[@SvdSinner]

Because it is steath, this should be on the "Can't find it but explained anyway" channel.

[@stefankohler3060]

You can drive this PL-01 in the Game Amored Warfare, where he is a Light Tank.

[@sabirbayram7484]

It is a light tank

[@karakiri283]

You should look for the Stealth AMX-30 MBT made by France.

[@jammiedodger7040]

Technically it was also partly Britain.

[@harrisjordan7492]

Tanks need big engines to move around at any reasonable speed. Engines are loud. Although having a radar resistant tank would be great at deflecting targeting devices on missiles and whatnot. I doubt, unless there is some sort of tech that i dont know about, that stealth plating is as strong as armor.

[@literal_f22]

Infrared: 🗿

[@DanyF02]

0:15 You mean the same design that did NOT put that plane on the map! :P

[@stormtastic7083]

they exist, we just cant see em

[@EmihleSibiya_144]

I swear I've seen this in in some video game 🤔

[@FoundAndExplained]

apparently its in GTA

[@EmihleSibiya_144]

@@FoundAndExplained Fascinating 🧐

[@user-wy3gc1pl4c]

whatever happened to stealth tanks- The missile knows where it is at all times. It knows this because it knows where it isn't. By subtracting where it is from where it isn't, or where it isn't from where it is (whichever is greater), it obtains a difference, or deviation. The guidance subsystem uses deviations to generate corrective commands to drive the missile from a position where it is to a position where it isn't, and arriving at a position where it wasn't, it now is. Consequently, the position where it is, is now the position that it wasn't, and it follows that the position that it was, is now the position that it isn't. In the event that the position that it is in is not the position that it wasn't, the system has acquired a variation, the variation being the difference between where the missile is, and where it wasn't. If variation is considered to be a significant factor, it too may be corrected by the GEA. However, the missile must also know where it was. The missile guidance computer scenario works as follows. Because a variation has modified some of the information the missile has obtained, it is not sure just where it is. However, it is sure where it isn't, within reason, and it knows where it was. It now subtracts where it should be from where it wasn't, or vice-versa, and by differentiating this from the algebraic sum of where it shouldn't be, and where it was, it is able to obtain the deviation and its variation

[@koiyujo1543]

12:06 ok for one the thing is light tanks aren't fully dead the U.S. army is adopting the new ones the brooker by general dynamics and the fact is stealth tanks don't make it invisible it just makes it harder for enemies reaction times or to find them not somehow invisible which is a big misconception today in stealth

[@v.a.d1784]

Crysler tv 8 tank video

[@jiggsborah7041]

Impossible to hide the heat signature especially in colder environments.

[@theduke9292]

Basically: too expensive to make and not enough need for them in peace time to warrant the expense

[@Stormyy6310]

Poland is so focused on stealth they even manage to make their country disappear from the map in times of war

[@Mamorufumio]

I remember this tanks from an rts game that came out a few years before Covid called ‘act of aggression’ that had these things, they weren’t really that great

[@Rose_Butterfly98]

I don't think having ammunition in the main body is really a specific weakness though. Most tanks do that as well

[@jonathonbrooks651]

The Abrams was invisible for quite sometime in Ukraine. Nobody had any idea where it was! LOL!

[@briankale5977]

"What ever happened to Stealth Tanks?" - People have eyes, 3 second video. /end

[@sandhyag9587]

I am a very big fan of yours Can you crate content about Indian defence projects such as the LCA Tejas jet and mbt arjun tsnk

[@FoundAndExplained]

No. The reason why is because ive done 1/2 videos on the past that have had the briefest mention of India, and ive had the indian goverment ban my channel/videos in your country. Until India removes its insane laws that prevent outsiders from doing videos on its history/culture/technology in a truthful way, I will never touch it. Love india and indian people tho! :)

[@gabrielb9010]

​@FoundAndExplained why is that, did you use older maps?

[@Agent-00F]

What happened to stealth tanks, you ask? _Ahem,_ " *Stealth is optional for this mission* "

[@vuluc8891]

still beautiful. Sure would make any movie using tank looks better

[@heisenbergs9415]

Poland don't have any tank building experience, then how could they build such advanced tank? They recently imported tanks from South Korea.

[@cazcade77]

They did not. Its just a cv90 with add on panels. All the technology mounted on it is already available for a normal cv90.

[@heisenbergs9415]

@@cazcade77 👍

[@sabirbayram7484]

The polish have experience in old soviet tanks, so most of their ideas will be based on those tanks they have. For example the soviet tanks poland has are lightly armored, and the stealth they made with Britain is also very lightly armored, stealth doesn't matter if your tank can be a one shot

[@HypnoticChronic1]

What do mean "don't have any tank building experience"? Poland has been building tanks since post WWI the 7TP and TKS are examples of such, with followup designs of the 9TP, 10TP and 14TP already in the design phase except WWII broke out before they were completed. After that war they were forced to build Russian designs up until the fall of the combloc, OBRUM the company behind the PL-01 was a legacy of that communist building history, starting from the Experimental Production Plant at the then Zakłady Mechaniczne Łabędy (from 1968), to Research and Development Center for Mechanical Equipment OBRUM (from 1976). So yes Poland does have quite the substantial amount of experience building tanks, the PL-01 was just a poor idea that would have very little practical use if ever developed.

[@John_Redcorn_]

I think its more odd that Poland has 3 MBTs. Have they never heard the phrase ‘pick a lane’? Lol

[@fridaycaliforniaa236]

I see invisible tanks everyday in War Thunder or World of -Scams- Tanks

[@jammiedodger7040]

There also the CV90120-T Ghost.

[@12LoLproductions]

PL-01 is just a technology demonstrator built on the existing CV90120

[@GaryBurbridge-do4cb]

If every viewer turns up at the same place and time for that big warm hug option we could really freak him out

[@SaberR.Prower]

"Whatever Happened to Stealth Tanks?" They Got Upgraded so We Can't Ever See Them. Advanced Stuff We Got Here.