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Japan's Answer to Germany's Leopard 2 Beer Test While Germany tested the Leopard 2 with beer, Japan did it with wine glasses. The Type 10 MBT demonstrates its advanced stabilization and hydropneumatic suspension by balancing glasses while on the move. Developed under the TK-X program, the Type 10 was... show more

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Andreas Zill5 months ago

I’m sorry, but the original with the beer was much more impressive ad than this one.

D_Pat5 months ago

That's the way you do it👇

KaenguruguruMagAuchPumas™️5 months ago

LOL we did this shit with beer driving 45 km/h in the 80, with al Leopard A1

Kaiko 🇩🇪🇺🇦🇮🇱🇳🇱🇺🇸5 months ago

Well, Germany did it thirty years ago, with a Leopard 2 A4.

もけろー＠9/22・東京ビッグサイト・軍令部酒保・B-055 months ago

日本ではワインをこぼすと上司に見捨てられるのだ

Unfiltered #fella 🇺🇦🇺🇸🇪🇺5 months ago

Germans did it at high speed through a forest not on a parade ground 🤣🤣🤣🤣

George D Gregory5 months ago

Amazing. And then $100 drone comes along...

VolvicCH5 months ago

The beer-test happened in 1986.

Andrew James5 months ago

There will never be peace on Earth as long as a multi Trillion Dollar Arms Industry exists. Just like cancer cures have been suppressed for 50 years because there's a multi Billion Dollar Cancer Treatment Industry, not cure, treatment. The Earth is ruled by evil people.

The Turk - 突厥5 months ago

İçtim ayranı, denedim Teber'i...

Gravitational Lens5 months ago

So obviously you never heard of this incident that occurred just a few weeks ago.

SYUN@忍び足5 months ago

液体をこぼさない。

Jesko Riot5 months ago

I thought it was gonna shoot. I want my 2 minutes back.

Leonidas ToEat ♎☘🇬🇷🇬🇧5 months ago

Who did it better? 😉 LEO 2 HEL of the Hellenic Army

Anti-Ketchup Rogal Dorn5 months ago

when you recognize the music

DOVAKIIN5 months ago

Sir, what is the practical application for this?

Chris Mansos5 months ago

It was a Leo 1 and 40 years ago. 😉

Ralle5 months ago

"on the move" Germany still holding its beer.

Andre Schwaer 🚻5 months ago

That's all? See: and btw it was a Leo 1

jboys@cph5 months ago

What is that - the Germans had the tank driving with the beer glass

Pecm5 months ago

That BGM I was expecting this

Elvis The 🐐5 months ago

I though they were about to fire rounds while the glass cups are balanced 😂😂😂

Diag 🇺🇦🇪🇺🇬🇱📯5 months ago

The German test was 40 (!) years ago, driving high speed on rough terrain.

Mark5 months ago

So we are allowing Germany and Japan to re-arm themselves? Short memory

BinkoBonkoFella5 months ago

except the Leopard 2 was moving ... more than 40 years ago.

渡さんの酢鯵は鯵の身を米酢に漬けて氷温で3日間熟成させるだけ！超美味しいからみんな作ろう！5 months ago

この企画は失敗です。日本なんだから、升酒でやるべきでした。

VFGrom5 months ago

Japan “copying” Germany with “Back to the future” theme is playing in the back.

⊹⊱•••《 𝕂𝕀𝔸 》•••⊰⊹🧬💊💗5 months ago

best modern tank btw

Kogot5 months ago

They should have called it the type 86 and done it with tofu.

A random Norse5 months ago

I mean:

The Balrog5 months ago

Ok now take it out in battle conditions running full speed... Also say hello to

Fozzybaer5 months ago

The Leopard was driving and it was in the 80s, almost 50 years ago

Phill Watson5 months ago

What's more impressive is that it can transform and combine with other units to create a 60m high Gundam platform.

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ANI

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❗️The new armored vehicle MAC OWL «Sova», produced by the Ukrainian company MAC HUB, has been officially adopted into service by the 🇺🇦Ukrainian Defense Forces. «Sova» can withstand the detonation of up to 10 kg of TNT, features the thickest side armor among its class, and is equipped with a dome-mounted electronic warfare (EW) system effective against FPV drones. The vehicle was developed in close cooperation with active-duty Ukrainian soldiers, with a strong emphasis on mobility, off-road capability, and crew protection.

❗️The new armored vehicle MAC OWL «Sova», produced by the Ukrainian company MAC HUB, has been officially adopted into service by the 🇺🇦Ukrainian Defense Forces. «Sova» can withstand the detonation of up to 10 kg of TNT, features the thickest side armor among its class, and is equipped with a dome-mounted electronic warfare (EW) system effective against FPV drones. The vehicle was developed in close cooperation with active-duty Ukrainian soldiers, with a strong emphasis on mobility, off-road capability, and crew protection.

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