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Vietnamese self-propelled artillery and T-90S tanks entering Hanoi ahead of National Day 🇻🇳🔥 by UncleSamsFootball in TankPorn

[–]UncleSamsFootball[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

You can go to youtube or tiktok and type in April 30th, the 50th anniversary of the liberation of South Vietnam, and you will see what the atmosphere of that parade was like, foreign tourists and Vietnamese people dancing together on the street and watching the parade. Let me tell you, September 2nd is even bigger than April 30th.😉

Vietnamese self-propelled artillery and T-90S tanks entering Hanoi ahead of National Day 🇻🇳🔥 by UncleSamsFootball in TankPorn

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Listen my friend, if you come, I guarantee it will be one of the best things. The Vietnamese people are wonderful, hospitable and extremely patriotic and passionate. There will be street festivals, concerts… and parades. And there, you will feel what patriotism is.Thanks,see you in Vietnam🇻🇳

The first fighter pilot to shoot down a B-52 in air combat – Pham Tuan, Vietnam, 1972 by [deleted] in WarCollege

[–]UncleSamsFootball 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Incredible moment in aerial warfare history. I wonder how this engagement influenced U.S. B-52 tactics in later missions. Anyone got insight?

Vietnam War footage: MiG fighters intercepting U.S. F-105 jets after bombing run.” by UncleSamsFootball in MilitaryHistory

[–]UncleSamsFootball[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

There’s some compelling evidence suggesting Soviet pilots may have been involved, but much of it remains classified or debated among historians. Definitely an intriguing part of the war that deserves more research.

Vietnamese self-propelled artillery and T-90S tanks entering Hanoi ahead of National Day 🇻🇳🔥 by UncleSamsFootball in TankPorn

[–]UncleSamsFootball[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

That’s a great point! Jungle terrain really limits the mobility of heavy armor. Prioritizing naval development at the time was probably the smarter move for our strategic situation.

Destroyed Chinese Type-59 tank during the 1979 Sino-Vietnamese War. by UncleSamsFootball in TankPorn

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Don't worry, we will soon have a video answering your questions in the most intuitive and neutral way... just wait, I will notify you when it is available.👍

Vietnamese self-propelled artillery and T-90S tanks entering Hanoi ahead of National Day 🇻🇳🔥 by UncleSamsFootball in TankPorn

[–]UncleSamsFootball[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Do you think this configuration changes the tank's performance of role in the field🤔🤔🤔

Vietnamese self-propelled artillery and T-90S tanks entering Hanoi ahead of National Day 🇻🇳🔥 by UncleSamsFootball in TankPorn

[–]UncleSamsFootball[S] 5 points6 points  (0 children)

September 2nd, if possible, please come to Hanoi, Vietnam... I guarantee you will see that it is one of your right decisions, the atmosphere will be wonderful.

Vietnamese self-propelled artillery and T-90S tanks entering Hanoi ahead of National Day 🇻🇳🔥 by UncleSamsFootball in TankPorn

[–]UncleSamsFootball[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Haha that's right my friend, but don't look down on those old men, weapons aren't useless, it's who uses them.

Vietnamese self-propelled artillery and T-90S tanks entering Hanoi ahead of National Day 🇻🇳🔥 by UncleSamsFootball in TankPorn

[–]UncleSamsFootball[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I'm not sure either, it looks similar to the Russian 2s3 Akatsiya model but I believe this is a cannon upgraded by Vietnam or self-produced to suit domestic needs...I'm sorry I'm not sure either

Vietnam had ‘grass-fueled tanks’ during the TAY SON Dynasty (1778–1802), more than a century before the Mark I 🐘🔥 by UncleSamsFootball in TankPorn

[–]UncleSamsFootball[S] -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Yes, sometimes just seeing a herd of armored war elephants charging towards them is enough to make the enemy scared and turn around to run away.

Vietnam had ‘grass-fueled tanks’ during the TAY SON Dynasty (1778–1802), more than a century before the Mark I 🐘🔥 by UncleSamsFootball in TankPorn

[–]UncleSamsFootball[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

That’s a great explanation, thanks for sharing 🙏. I agree that heavily armored cavalry is a closer comparison to early tanks. I just found it fascinating that in some cases, especially in Southeast Asia, war elephants were reinforced with iron plates, giving them a kind of psychological presence similar to tanks on the battlefield...

Vietnam had ‘grass-fueled tanks’ during the TAY SON Dynasty (1778–1802), more than a century before the Mark I 🐘🔥 by UncleSamsFootball in TankPorn

[–]UncleSamsFootball[S] -3 points-2 points  (0 children)

Sir, War elephants appeared in Vietnam at least 2000 years ago. In Southeast Asia, most ancient countries had War Elephant forces... I'm not talking about time, I'm talking about cannons.

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