Misty » 04 Jul 2019 11:28 am » wrote:Huey » 03 Jul 2019 7:17 pm » wrote:Misty » 02 Jul 2019 5:37 pm » wrote:The Dotard actually said we have the 'brand new' Sherman and Abrams tanks.
The M4 Sherman, best known for its role in World War II, went out of service in 1957.
The M1 Abrams came online in 1980.
Misty, I’ll give you the Sherman.
But the M1A1 Abrams built today and in service is not the same M1 built in 1980. They are up to the M1A3. The original had a Diesel engine. The 2 had a turbine engine and they have been advanced to a 3.
Stay away from military stuff and stick to reading zip codes. Your embarrassing yourself.
Do a **** google search for Christ sake instead of parroting what the MSM told you.
That came straight from The Military Times Huey, NOT the MSM.
Maybe you think they should stay away from military stuff too.
https://www.militarytimes.com/news/your ... lebration/
The artcle also points out that, "The Associated Press reported late on Monday that one of its photographers saw at least two
M1A1 Abrams tanks and two Bradley Fighting Vehicles on a flatcar in a railyard at the southern edge of Washington.
Try reading my sources before you chime in next time Huey.
In your zealousness to make me look stupid, you stepped on your own dick again.
Her reading deficiencies continue.