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Top Ten Tanks of all Time

Nr.1 Leopard 2A7 (Germany) ...
Nr.1 Leopard 2A7 (Germany) ...

Currently it is one of the best main battle tanks in the world. German Army plans to upgrade about 50-150 Leopard 2 tanks to the 2A7 standard. German Army ordered a first batch of 20 MBTs upgraded from existing German Army Leopard 2A6 tanks. First Leopard 2A7 tanks were delivered to the German Army in 2014.

Nr.2 K2 Black Panther (South Korea) ...
Nr.2 K2 Black Panther (South Korea) ...

South Korea’s master ace The pride of South Korean Army nowadays is the K2 Heukpyo (Black Panther), one of the latest MBTs to date (freshly introduced as of 2014) and certainly on the shortlist of the very best worldwide.

Nr.3 M1A2 SEP (USA) ...
Nr.3 M1A2 SEP (USA) ...

The M1A2 tanks will remain in service beyond 2050. The M1A2 SEP is one of the best main battle tanks in the world. It has incredible technology and armor. Upgraded tanks are slightly heavier than the baseline M1A2. The baseline M1A2 tank uses advanced armor, reinforced with depleted uranium layers.

Nr.4 Challenger 2 (United Kingdom) ...
Nr.4 Challenger 2 (United Kingdom) ...

The British Challenger 2 tank is becoming obsolete in the face of new threats such as the Russian T-14 Armata. But the United Kingdom is preparing to embark on an upgrade program to keep up with advances in armored warfare.

Nr.5 Armata (Russia) ...
Nr.5 Armata (Russia) ...

The T-14 Armata (Russian: Т-14 «Армата»; industrial designation "Ob'yekt 148") is a 4th Generation Russian main battle tank based on the Armata Universal Combat Platform.

Nr.6 Merkava Mk.4 (Israel) ...
Nr.6 Merkava Mk.4 (Israel) ...

A second Israeli tank, a Merkava II or Merkava III, was destroyed a month later in the same area and a further three soldiers were killed. A third Merkava II or III tank was destroyed near the Kissufim Crossing, when one soldier was killed and two wounded.

Nr.7 Type 90 (Japan) ...
Nr.7 Type 90 (Japan) ...

The Type 90’s design process started right after the Type 74 entered service, with the first specifications drawn up in 1980. Before that, it was thought the T-72 was equal if not superior to the Type 74 in some areas.

Nr.8 Leclerc (France)
Nr.8 Leclerc (France)

The 56 referred to the nominal design weight while “Leclerc” honored the memory of General Philippe Leclerc de Hautecloque that led Free French Forces in Africa and later in Italy, Southern/Eastern France and Southern Germany with the 2nd DB (Armoured Division) and helped to liberate Paris in August 1944.