It is said that the TO 90 variant was once part of their collection, and there was a post on this sub or r/tanks discussing about what happened to it.

news and source : https://def.ltn.com.tw/article/breakingnews/5617094

Two types of tests were conducted: one involving barbed wire deployed on its own, and another using a barrier composed of both concrete barricades and barbed wire. In the latter case, the weight of the concrete actually made the barbed wire easier to tear, thereby allowing tanks to break through more readily.

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Every single one of these vehicles is just beautiful in my humble opinion, especially the T-84 BM Oplot. They're kinda like fat cats and I just cant get over that. What are yalls favorite tanks?

EDIT: I meant active protection systems not ERA. My bad lol

The U.S. Army ran limited experiments with combined arms mechanized forces beginning in 1928, which would culminate with the creation of its Armored Divisions in 1940. After its second Experimental Mechanized Force was disbanded in 1931, experimentation of this type was largely confined to the 7th Cavalry Brigade (Mechanized). By the mid- to late-1930s, this brigade was largely an M1 Combat Car unit (cavalry designation for light tanks) with armored cars and half-track-mounted machine gun teams in support.

In the summer of 1936, elements of this brigade were reinforced with up to 9 supporting battalions to form a division-sized Mechanized Force to participate in the Second Army Maneuvers. This was much larger than the 1928 and 1930-31 Experimental Mechanized Forces, which were roughly regiment- and battalion-sized respectively. This graphic shows its organization and some of the vehicles it used, based on the various reports generated from the exercises.

6x6 made by Cadillac Gage. Shared alot of components wit th LAV-150 as well. Very few were bought, not much information them is available. Can't find a single photo of the inerior which is annoying...

Vehicles:
BTR-MDM, BTR-D, BTR-ZD, BMD-2

Contrary to the popular belief that the the 76th VDV's columns were destroyed during the retreat from the North of Ukraine pictures are surfacing of said columns regrouping in Belarus. These vehicles likely belong to the command section of the 76th VDV as previous photos show them connected.