4. Patton M60
Joined the Service: 1955Producer: General Dynamics Price: $1 million The M60 Patton, introduced in 1959, is the Marine Corps’ second-generation main battle tank. After the Marines’ heavy tank battalion deactivated in 1963, the M60 became a core asset, especially during the Cold War. Priced around $1 million, the M60 was the primary U.S. battle tank of its era. Its robust design and technology made it effective against enemy armor, shaping armored warfare’s future.
M60 Patton Source: Twitter.com/HomelandMax The M60 has a 300-mile operational range and a 385-gallon fuel capacity. Operated by a crew of four, it emphasizes teamwork and efficiency. The M60 served the Army until 2005, proving durable and combat-ready. Its range, firepower, and crew effectiveness made it a key figure in U.S. military history, especially in the Cold War.
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