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In the beginning, there was nothing. And that's when the arguments started.
The T-14 Armata, the first Russian tank to be produced since the fall of the Soviet Union (yes I am aware 'Soviet' means Union so technically I just said Union Union, this is a common thing in language and no one is impressed when you point one out shut up) has been revered by many as a God among tanks, a new age in armored warfare that will re-define what it means to be in a tank while shooting other tanks and the people who have to think about how those people in those tanks should shoot the other tanks would have to throw out everything they know and re-think, from scratch, the art of shooting people in tanks while also being inside of a tank.
But it is all hyped up to be, or has a country with a propaganda budget larger than some countries GDP's fooled us all?
Watch the video and find out.
What my opinion is.
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Noted Errors:
The Honda N engine of the Honda Jazz actually generates significantly less torque than the original model V-2 Kharvik. That was a miss-translation on my part and I apologize.
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