From what I’ve read since posing this question tank rounds from back then would bounce off a modern tank. The new armor is highly effective.

A Abrams can track and fire while on the move and. WW2 tanks had to stop and fire. It’s speed and turret rotation is far faster from anything at that time.

One of the biggest issues it would face is bridges as no bridge from back then would most likely not support it’s 79 ton weight

It’s why I posted

From what I’ve read since I posted the question. The armor would simply shrug off tank shells of that day. Don’t even know if mines from that era would be effective against them. The only issue would be the resources.

You can freely say nazis should be punched in the face. Fuck u/spez and fuck Elon musk without nfear of being banned. Welcome

Really?, I was under the impression today’s armor would just tell tanks from that era that their artillery tickles . While their sabat rounds punch through anything . And with modern optics be able to hit targets from 2 miles

Sometimes you just have to suck it up and deal with it. You’d be making a huge mistake not going

Just for the tank. Nothing else. Just wondering how it would perform and if it could change the outcome for any country

That’s actually sort of why I made this thread is because of that cover

I used to agree. But I heard so little of the Kate Bush version, that when stranger things used it. I like her version better now

That’s a good one

Man the first time I heard all that remains cover of the thunder rolls I fucking hated it. Thought it sounded so autotuned.

It eventually grew on me but now that the lead singer is a maga piece of shit I can’t stand listening to them again

Doesn’t have to be metal.

The other thing that bothered me was. There’s all these other worlds and they seem to know of krypton and it being destroyed. Meanwhile kryptonians are like guess we will send our kids to earth. While these other worlds have space buses. They couldn’t help evacute krypton? Even the part that the survivors floated on for 8 years?

My wife and I went for a drive the other day and whatever station I was on was playing songs I loved from the 90s. And then I checked the station. Classic rock.

Then today the faint came on my Spotify and even though I listen to them quite a bit it suddenly hit me that I discovered them during the height of limewire, about 6 years after I graduated highschool so I still consider them new. Looked up when their song came out. 25 years ago. Fuck!!!