The official AHF Cold War quiz thread

[John Hilly]

Tank department next...

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Obviously these tanks have changed theis owner.
But what was the given type of tanks of the previous owner to this tank?
Bonus question: When and where?

With best,
J-P

[Mark V]

r.
But what was the given type of tanks of the previous owner to this tank?
Bonus question: When and where?

Magach, Sinai Peninsula, October 1973 ??


Regards


PS. If i did hit right, feel free to post next question also, i pass. Not unable to frequent here nowdays. Sorry.

[John Hilly]

Magach, Sinai Peninsula, October 1973 ?

Magach yes, but which Magah?

With best
J-P

[John Hilly]

There's only two options left.
When and where were only for bonus.

With best
J-P

[Mark V]

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[John Hilly]

Sorry Mark V, Magach-3 is the modified M-48 so not the ones in my question.
Still, I'm thankful of your answeres.

J-P

[John Hilly]

The difference of the two types can be seen here, I think:

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Or at least I hope so!

Regards
J-P

[John Hilly]

Magach-6 from Israeli 460th Armoured Brigade destroyed in Tasa -Ismalia-road October 1973.

http://www.militaryphotos.net/forums/sh ... nks/page81

Thead is open for everyone...

[von thoma]

Which was the first U.S jet with all-weather configuration ?

[bayowolf]

The F-94 Starfire was the first all-weather jet to see combat (Korea--January 1953); however the F-89A was the first US all-weather jet to reach operational status. Ironically, the F-94, after its brief operational history, was replaced by a later version of the F-89 (I think the F-89D).

[von thoma]

All Right !
Your Turn, bayowolf.

[bayowolf]

What type of missiles were pulled back by the U.S. as a result of the Cuban Missile Crisis?

[John Hilly]

Jupiter missiles?