@spartin_edits: Syrian Panzer ivs? The last appearance by WWII German tanks on the world’s battlefields came in 1967, when Syria’s panzer force faced off against modern Israeli armor. Quite improbably, Syria had assembled it’s collection of ex-Wehrmacht vehicles from a half-dozen sources over a decade and a half timeframe. This was the most common German tank during WWII. It served the entire conflict from start to finish. It underwent great evolution during it’s production run, being made in ten main versions. The Panzer IVs Syria operated were of the late four versions. All of the Panzer IVs Syria used had the “long-barrel version” of the Rheinmetall KwK 40 gun which could penetrate a M4 Sherman’s armor at ranges up to 1,000 yards under ideal circumstances. The WWII-era TZF.5f gunsight was retained by the Syrians. A full ammo load was 87 rounds. There were two secondary machine guns, either MG-34s or MG-42s, one coaxial and one in a ball mount in the tank’s nose. P.S this Edit is for Education purposes only!!! #fyp #military #edit #dontlethisflop #viral @🇸🇻🌪️Exestential🌪️🇺🇸 @Marlin @WhyWouldIDoThat¹⁸⁷ @Astra @🌪️🇺🇸VanillaWX🇻🇳🌪️ @𝐍0𝐭_𝐅𝐮𝐧1𝐲 ಠಿ_ಠ @𝐵𝒶𝓇𝓃𝑒𝓎 @Dalernhart @StormTrackerOne @jtacisjtac

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