Usually the rear exhaust ports etc.
Fieldcraft Stopping a Tank by yourself
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It beats having to use the “sticky bomb.”
Most low tech is to dig a tank trench/pit/trap whatever you want to call it.
But thats labor intensive and one by itself will rarely work unless you get lucky and the tank finds it.
Or put your dick on the driver view port.
Either way.
But thats labor intensive and one by itself will rarely work unless you get lucky and the tank finds it.
Or put your dick on the driver view port.
Either way.
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I was in a tank unit but not a tanker but it seems like the tracks coming off the M60 was a thing. Mud, wire, etc. I dont think a car smashing into the tracks would do it much good. Just watch out for the other tanks lighting you up while you try to escape.
Grenade Thrown Down Tank Barrel
During a firefight in Syria, a fighter runs up to a T-72 tank and throws a grenade down the barrel of the tank.
this is how it is done in the sandbox
Grenade Thrown Down Tank Barrel
During a firefight in Syria, a fighter runs up to a T-72 tank and throws a grenade down the barrel of the tank.www.military.com
this is how it is done in the sandbox
What about the coax?
Wait till they dismount ?
I hear 50s go through APCs?
I hear 50s go through APCs?
Interesting just watched the video... coax obviously incapacitated haha....
Not sure that was just a grenade but wouldn't play out that way on a modern tank as I'm pretty sure the breach is closed at all times except when actively loading. Also that secondary explosion I think would be highly unlikely as the magazines are behind blast doors on modern tanks
Sneak into perimeter while crews are sleeping.
Take apart digital control compartments on the tanks.
Install QR code readers that mandate all crewmembers to scan and show record of latest COVID booster shots before the vehicle can be started. If even one crewmember is behind on shots, no start.
Put compartment lids back on.
Exfil into the night...
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What I think what happened was that the first grande set off the round in the barrel they then opened the breach to see what happened then the second one blew up while the breach was open
Had a M113 at Fort Riley that wouldn't shut off and started to turn out high RPM's. We just hit it with a short blast from a fire extinguisher into the air intake and that motor was toast. I'm not familiar with the M60 but, if you can get close enough to the air intake with a fire extinguisher you will disable the vehicle.
What engine was in it? Detroit?
I wanna tank too .... 
please lol
please lol6 cylinder Detroit. These power packs suck huge volumes of air.
We had a 6-71 Detroit run away from us. The injector rack got stuck at full throttle. The emergency shut down cable broke. The shop foreman slammed a phone book on top of the intake duct. I know why they are nicknamed screaming Jimmy's.
Molotov cocktails on top the of the engine area. Especially with older tanks… drips into the engine and sets it in fire.
In general, the deck areas are always lightly armored by companison… so attack from above can be highly effective with LATW. (I think this is why you see a shit ton of reactive plates in older Soviet models).
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Just show any one of these images to the enemy and their armored assets will stop dead in their tracks.
Just like everything else... post a no tank sign.... that way they are not allowed there...
Finally somebody worth listening to..........
