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M1A2 Abrams SEP TUSK II

11.6k Uzi  1.9 years ago

The Tank Urban Survival Kit (TUSK) is a series of improvements to the M1 Abrams intended to improve fighting ability in urban environments. Historically, urban and other close battlefields have been poor places for tanks to fight. A tank's front armor is much stronger than that on the sides, top, or rear. In an urban environment, attacks can come from any direction, and attackers can get close enough to reliably hit weak points in the tank's armor or gain sufficient elevation to hit the top armor. Armor upgrades include reactive armor on the sides of the tank and slat armor (similar to that on the Stryker) on the rear to protect against rocket-propelled grenades and other shaped charge warheads. A Transparent Armor Gun Shield and a thermal sight system are added to the loader's top-mounted M240B 7.62 mm machine gun, and a Kongsberg Gruppen Remote Weapon Turret carrying a 12.7 mm (.50 in) caliber machine gun (again similar to that used on the Stryker) is in place of the tank commander's original 12.7 mm (.50 in) caliber machine gun mount, wherein the commander had to expose himself to fire the weapon manually. An exterior telephone allows supporting infantry to communicate with the tank commander. The TUSK system is a field-installable kit that allows tanks to be upgraded without needing to be recalled to a maintenance depot. While the reactive armor may not be needed in most situations, like those present in maneuver warfare, items like the rear slat armor, loader's gun shield, infantry phone (which saw use on Marine Corps M1A1s as early as 2003), and Kongsberg Remote Weapons Station for the 12.7 mm (.50 in) caliber machine gun will be added to the entire M1A2 fleet over time.





WASD - Tank Movement
QE - Turret movement
VTOL - Gun movement
AG3 - Loader's MG

Enjoy!

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General Characteristics

  • Created On Windows
  • Wingspan 22.1ft (6.7m)
  • Length 52.6ft (16.0m)
  • Height 19.0ft (5.8m)
  • Empty Weight 163,798lbs (74,297kg)
  • Loaded Weight 169,156lbs (76,728kg)

Performance

  • Wing Loading 251,442.6lbs/ft2 (1,227,650.4kg/m2)
  • Wing Area 0.7ft2 (0.1m2)
  • Drag Points 23641

Parts

  • Number of Parts 980
  • Control Surfaces 0
  • Performance Cost 2,543

Required Mods

  • Tracks 2 by MOPCKOE_DNISHE
    Version 0.84 (11/1/2021 2:11:26 PM)
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    4,290 Player5e

    @ImNotAndromwda when that thing fails to be downloaded,press undo and after that press redo,then you got the abrams without tracks and you can make your own unmodded tracks

    4 months ago
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    I can't use it cuz Mobile player :sob:

    5 months ago
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    2,540 Zhixunlin23

    Just wondering can you make a mobile version of this tank, or at least remove the tracks and upload it?

    5 months ago
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    35.8k Graingy

    @TheMouse You mice sure do multiply.
    Good lord.

    +1 7 months ago
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    59.0k TheMouse

    @Graingy
    No. My second cousin fifty four times removed. (From the jet engine, by the mechanic)

    7 months ago
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    35.8k Graingy

    @TheMouse That's you in there?

    7 months ago
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    59.0k TheMouse

    @Graingy
    Engine rat?

    7 months ago
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    156 mmd2009

    where is ma oil?

    1.4 years ago
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    45 B17fan

    If you can, can you please make a mobile friendly version of this

    +4 1.4 years ago
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    @wangboxuan666 你没履带模组,现在手机版不能下载模组了

    +8 1.8 years ago
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    Should the punishment on the body of.

    1.8 years ago
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    手机版为什么下载不了?

    +7 1.8 years ago
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    35.8k Graingy

    I can hear r/NCD preparing to cut a hole in the back for... reasons
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    (It's so that the engine rat can stick his head out. He works so hard to keep it running. Say thank you to the engine rat)

    1.8 years ago
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    @GianDaSky I see

    1.8 years ago
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    Considering that this May have not been Built, Or completed;

    Your M1A2-ABRAMS Has been placed Under investigation by the GHOSTBUSTERS, Please Transport this Aircraft CAREFULLY And UNTOUCHED To the Following Address, And number.

    0800-2299-911-GB.
    14 North Moore Street and Varick Street. Thank you, Have a nice Day.
    (check My recent post To see what I mean, 'PLEASE DIAL,'.)

    +2 1.9 years ago
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    11.6k Uzi

    @SpartanBallistics I used 3 tracks, 1 set of roadwheels in the back and I make the track width 0 with the XML editor(Same with the single road wheel on the front) then for the other one is for making the track accurate by putting atleast 4-5 roadwheels through out the entire track. Here is an example on how I did it.

    1.9 years ago
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    11.6k Uzi

    @Destroyere Thank you! Im thinking on working on some tanks I plan working on with unmodded tracks, Depends if I am motivated to do them, anyways thanks for the upvote!

    1.9 years ago
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    Looks good shame I can’t get it on mobile upvoting it anyways tho

    +2 1.9 years ago
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    How. Did. You. Make. The. Gap. Between. The. First. And. Second. Roadwheels.

    1.9 years ago
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    Maybe if we bug Andrew enough he’ll give us native tank track support

    +2 1.9 years ago
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    32.6k CRATE52PART2

    M1A2 Abrams kinda lookin T H I C C

    +1 1.9 years ago
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    @capybara clicker could simply switch the track for a wheel

    +1 1.9 years ago
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    I'm baffled wow

    1.9 years ago
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    0 cerman

    @GianDaSky maybe just replace the track to a wheel

    1.9 years ago
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    11.6k Uzi

    @FirstFish83828 I honestly feel bad for you guys on mobile I really want to make anybody get to download my vehicles. But I'm trying to learn how to get good on making tanks without mods.

    +2 1.9 years ago
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