THAT bad or THAT good(thanks for your service btw)?

Looks more like Rodriguez Range. Nightmare is located 15km to the NE from here and Santa Barbara is 6km to the NW. You can tell the between the two as most of the trails for table fire are concrete at Nightmare as Rodriguez is unpaved. I had to go to Nightmare anytime there was a live fire exercise with 5th ROK Artillery or to do CAS. The impact area there is a crummy little 2km by 2km box just north of the tables, real fun when trying to coordinate the fires from 4 Artillery Battalions.

They look like M1A1SA/AIM- those were Army tanks in the ARNG n 3ID last I heard. Yeah- we got em from the Marines.

Adopted? K1 shares the same development history as the XM-1. Therefore they are brothers by blood.

Blood brothers... That can be a fact

​@@darnit1944 It's not XM-1. It's 7:8 sized M1 Abrams.

I truly appreciate for your father's dedication - from S.Korea

As a S.korean in really thanks to ur father and all korean war vets. 함께 갑시다!!!

As a korean- American I appreciate ur father's sacrifice in Korean war.

Thank you for your dedication to defend my country alongside with ROK military.

@@Pistachio-db7co Thank you.

I don't think that's rod range haha lanes are a bit different

@@cOOLray13 Maybe I guess there would be a firing range located in Pohang, the southern part of S.Korea where huge ROK Marine Corps garrisons are located. This firing range is 'Suseong-ri' firing range. managed by ROKMC.

@@cOOLray13 It's Warrior range in the Rodriguez Range Complex.

sorry but Poland wants K2 tank The one shown here are the K1 tank

why what happened?

@@hishot1078 He’s probably referring to the incident about the old ass amphibious vehicle where the vehicle sorta failed and where all marines ended up drowned to death.

Vanilla K1 should be almost identical to M1 Abrams.

@@hishot1078 not really ,

@@reserva120 i'm talking about subsystems (sight, gun, etc) all American derived

@@hishot1078 roger that sir..

No. Tanks don’t do that. Artillery, yes. Tanks, no.

@@ab5olut3zero95 Incorrect. Force XXI integrated this is feature. It was through use of HTUs and EPLRS. Commanders could click an icon "Not known" to be friendly and pass the object off to Apaches, artillery or other tankers with a better shot. I believe we are still improving this feature. When it was initially being developed, Air Defenders were testing ADATS and could receive land objects in this fashion. Mortars and MLRS were also possible shooters.

Brown one can hide you from Thermal sight

You can't see thru that smoke with thermal.

And it also hide yours too

@@user-el8kx7qd2r it's mainly for incoming ATGMs

I didn't know abrams fueled with hot dogs

@@user-el8kx7qd2r nah- ya fuel the Tankers with hot dogs when pizza n beer aren’t available.

@@ab5olut3zero95 sometimes even with Taco Bell lol

참으로 한심한 댓글 아닌가 싶네요… 제대로 된 탱크 하나 못 만들어서 .. 수입하는 나라에 국민이 할소린 아닌가 싶네요. 댓글 다시는 분 의도를 보니 인종 차별적인 비하 댓글 인거 같다는 느낌 이네요 .. 정신 차리세요. 그리고 번역 해서 보시길 .. 우리 나라는 70년전 전쟁으로 페어속에서 세계속 탑10 으로 발전한 나라 랍니다 .. 내가 당신의 댓글을 오해로 읽었을수 있는데 오해의 소지가 다분 합니다 ..

@voltaicbore03 I deeply agree for your opinion as one of the S.Korean who feel resentful for behaviours of Moon regime. I hope that my country would be become pro-western and pro-american country again.

@voltaicbore03 not only the incompetence for national security and diplomacy, this current goverment of S.Korea has been ruined the economy and culture of this country. S.Korean need the strong leadership to revive both national security and the economic situation.

Except a RPG or I.E.D to the track, disabled tank is not good. A Molotov coattail thru the Turret, a river, a 500lb. Bomb from 40,000 feet or buried. SO Many things can beat a Abrams and any other Tank.