T - 80 Main Battle tanks (English: T - 80 Main Battle Tank [1], nickname: Russian ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? seem, the flight tanks), was developed by the Soviet union in the 1970 s of the third generation Battle tanks.The T-80 MBT, developed from the T-64 MBT, is the first mass-produced MBT powered by a gas turbine. The tank is equipped with a 985 HP gas turbine modified by an aviation gas turbine engine. The engine is small in size, large in power, quick to start, light in weight, high in reliability and easy to replace [2]. The tank is equipped with a 125 mm smoothbore gun, a 7.62 mm machine gun and a 12.7 mm anti-aircraft machine gun, and is equipped with an automatic loader.On August 6, 1976, t-80 main battle tanks were put into the Soviet army. Mass production of t-80 tanks began in 1976, with a total production of more than 7,500. By early 1996, the Russian army had equipped a total of 5,000 tanks. In recent years, Russia has promoted T-80U tanks around the world, and conducted performance tests in many countries [3].As t-80 tank research and production units are distributed in the Soviet Union (Russia) and Ukraine, after the disintegration of the Soviet Union, Russia and Ukraine independently continued to develop T-80 series tanks, and derived t-80U (Russia), T-84 (Ukraine) and other new models. In addition to Russia, Ukraine and other former Soviet union countries, Cyprus, Pakistan, South Korea and other countries also have T-80 tanks and various derivative models in service. The New tanks, which will replace the T-62, T-72 and T-80, are scheduled to enter service between 2025 and 2030. Bonus: The tank turret's tail radar and missile launchers are all in jest.