At the U.S. Army First Division Museum in Wheaton, Illinois, you can see a real-life version of the M48 Patton Tank. The nickname on the turret reads “Snoopy,” but this was anything but a ...

Key Points – The M60, a descendant of the M48 Patton, served as the US Army’s primary main battle tank for decades, forming ...

As far as combat use of the Patton by American troops was concerned, the M48 was the most heavily used tank by the U.S. – and her Army of the Republic of Vietnam (ARVN) allies – during the ...

The M48 Patton tank, which is owned by US Army Central (USARCENT), was transported from Shaw Air Force Base to Fort Knox's Logistic Readiness Center for a preservation project in late September.

This was noted during the Indo-Pakistani War of 1965, where the Pakistan’s M48 Patton tanks suffered heavy losses, particularly in actions against the Indian Army’s Centurions. When the U.S ...

Today, US Army tanks are among the best in the world ... the US Army but was exported to a number of NATO countries. The M48 was the workhorse of the US armored forces in the Vietnam War.

A tank like the M48 may have a mighty cannon, but it's much more than just a gun on wheels. To make transport around the country easier, M48s could have 'diggers' affixed to the front.