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The Double Barrelled VT Tanks
In the 1970s Germany investigated a novel approach to tank design when attempting to replace its Leopard 1.This vehicle was small, extremely mobile and, most importantly, carried two 120 mm guns. The motivation behind the VT Tank was to increase first hit probability by increasing the number of guns on the vehicle – more guns equals a higher chance of hitting something, right? For more Information visit tankhistoria.com
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What does the Muzzle Brake Do?
A muzzle brake’s primary function is to help reduce recoil.More accurately, they help to control recoil.When a gun is fired, a combustible charge behind the projectile is ignited, which produces rapidly expanding gases that push the projectile along the barrel and out the end (the muzzle). However, this is where Newton’s third law comes in to play (for every action, there is an equal and opposite reaction). The same force used to push the projectile out the Barrel is also exerted on the gun, pushing it backwards.For more information Visit https://tankhistoria.com/modern-day/muzzle-brake/
It is a baby tank but has a massive armor of about 80 mm. Although it shares the same name as the Panzer I, the two tanks are nothing alike. It was intended to be a heavily armored variant of the Panzer I, sharing the same two-man crew. It is barely similar to previous ones. While the tank's armor was exceptional, the same could not be true for its weaponry. Curious to know more? Visit our website https://tankhistoria.com
Who owns The Largest Private Collection of Millitary Tanks in the world?
Has Artillery ever fascinated you? It is a class of heavy military ranged weapons built to launch munitions far beyond the range and power of infantry firearms. Kevin Wheatcroft, British businessman and motor sport entrepreneur owns the largest private collection of military Tanks in the world.
