They have much different purposes, and you would not want to use one to fulfill the role of the other. A half track is more of a logistics vehicle than a combat vehicle, so, based on that notion, the tank would certainly seem a much better combat vehicle.
Called a "half track."
For long term storage, keep it full.
If there is any measurable difference at all, the second half of the tank should yield better fuel economy, but not because the gas is any better. Your vehicle is lighter after exhausting the first half a tank, so acceleration is improved and requires less energy to accomplish, which results in overall better fuel economy.
It was the first combat tank. Produced in World War 1 It was the first combat tank. Produced in World War 1
That is small better stick with a goldfish.
U. S. M1 Abrams is the most powerful tank. it has most power gun in and also its electronic functions are far better then other.
The end result was that without the tanks they could not have had victory. The tank, the plane, the Jeep, The Deuce and a Half Truck, The half track, and other armored vehicles were responsible for the victory in Europe along with the weapons and the troops.
the best combat tank would need to be the t/34 85ANS2 - The upgraded Challenger 2
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If a tank is not destroyed by combat or accident, its lifespan is as long as the government who owns it doesn't have a better vehicle to replace it with. Tanks are repairable and upgradable; the T-55 tank designed by the Soviets in the late 1940s is still in service today.
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The tank factor for an M6 tank, which refers to its weight-to-payload ratio or overall effectiveness in combat, is generally considered to be around 1.0. This means that for every ton of weight, the tank can effectively carry or support one ton of combat capability. However, the M6 tank was not widely used in combat and had various design issues that affected its operational effectiveness. Thus, while the tank factor provides a numerical assessment, the practical performance of the M6 in battle was limited.