May 1, 1967. Private First Class Kerry Nelson, an American M48 tank gunner of the 3rd Squadron, 11th Armored Cavalry Regiment, in Vietnam’s ‘Iron Triangle’ during the Vietnam War. The squadron was tasked with securing Route 13, a strategic road north of Saigon. [1282×1920]
Was there any significant tank on tank fights in vietnam?
Super_Duper9
That is a really cool angle for a picture wow. Reminds me of something out of the original Terminator movie
MiddleAgedGrump
Did Vietnam era tanks have aircon? Fuck being in a tank in 99% humidity.
Jiminwa
Just a personal observation. What I thought was kind of weird and makes you think about if there really were any "good old days". This was a little less than a month before I was born.
![May 1, 1967. Private First Class Kerry Nelson, an American M48 tank gunner of the 3rd Squadron, 11th Armored Cavalry Regiment, in Vietnam's 'Iron Triangle' during the Vietnam War. The squadron was tasked with securing Route 13, a strategic road north of Saigon. [1282x1920]](https://i.redd.it/jtt6nvbmkz661.jpg)
Horace_P_MctittiesIV
Was there any significant tank on tank fights in vietnam?
Super_Duper9
That is a really cool angle for a picture wow. Reminds me of something out of the original Terminator movie
MiddleAgedGrump
Did Vietnam era tanks have aircon? Fuck being in a tank in 99% humidity.
Jiminwa
Just a personal observation. What I thought was kind of weird and makes you think about if there really were any "good old days". This was a little less than a month before I was born.