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The definition of a battletank, is gun and armor. Remove the gun, and you have an armored personnel carrier. Remove the armor, and you have a self propelled gun (Artillery). Combine them both=battletank. it is made from metal. The same holds true for the battleship; from which the tank was derived; (The tank was designed by naval architects in 1915, utilized naval terms: hull, bow machinegun, turret, back deck, hatches, etc. and were called LANDSHIPS). The definition of a battleship is gun and armor. Remove the gun(s), and you have an armored ship. Leave the gun(s), but remove the armor, and you have a heavy cruiser. Combine them both=battleship. The first cannons (guns) to be installed in the first battle tanks were Naval guns, as they were capable of being loaded/fired within a confined area, such as a turret. Army guns have traditionally been mounted upon wheels, and were always operated/fired in the open field; hence the name, Field Guns.
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What things were invented in 1910?
Army Tanks
What are rainwater tanks made out of?
Rainwater tanks are typically made from a variety of materials, including plastic (polyethylene), steel, concrete, and fiberglass. Plastic tanks are lightweight and resistant to corrosion, while steel tanks are durable and often coated to prevent rust. Concrete tanks offer structural strength and thermal stability, but they can be heavier and more challenging to install. Fiberglass tanks are also corrosion-resistant and lightweight, making them a versatile option.
What are the main differences between cone roof tank and dome roof tanks in petroleum refinries?
floating roof tanks is designed for very volatile products and flammable.but cone foof tanks is designed for comustible products which is have less tendency to evaporation floating roof tanks is designed for very volatile products and flammable.but cone foof tanks is designed for comustible products which is have less tendency to evaporation floating roof tanks is designed for very volatile products and flammable.but cone foof tanks is designed for comustible products which is have less tendency to evaporation
Why tanker in trucks are in oval shape?
oval tanks for liquid provide better stability in motion than any other tanks.
Can you use Fibreglass water tanks for diesel storage?
Fibreglass water tanks are generally not recommended for diesel storage due to potential chemical compatibility issues. Diesel can degrade the resin used in fibreglass tanks, leading to leaks or contamination. For diesel storage, it's better to use tanks specifically designed for fuel, such as those made of steel or high-density polyethylene (HDPE), which are built to withstand the properties of diesel and prevent leaks. Always check local regulations and guidelines for fuel storage to ensure compliance.
Was wood used in the construction of army tanks?
Wood was never used in the construction of army tanks.
Which country has the most army tanks?
Russia has 21,790 tanks and world s' largest tank army.
Asbestos in Army Tanks M60A1 1965-67 How much asbestos is in the Army Tanks M60A1 in the 1960's?
10
How many tanks are in Bangladesh's army?
According to Nation Master, as of 2013 there were 662 main battle tanks in the Bangladeshi army.
Who would win the spartan empire or the Canadian army?
Let's see, an army armed with spears vs an army armed with tanks. I'll take the tanks.
Why army tanks have chained wheels?
Amy tanks do NOT have chained wheels. Tanks are tread laying machines.
Where can one watch army tanks?
On The Tank Museum's website, there is a wealth of history on tanks including videos one can watch. There are numerous stories one can read and learn about army tanks and the different battles they have been used in. There are many YouTube videos on army tanks as well.
How are Army Tanks made?
riveted
What things were invented in 1910?
Army Tanks
What are German army tanks called?
Panzers
Does the army use tanks today?
AnswerYes.
Where are army tanks kept?
area 51
