M-VII-Y

In 1953, the U.S. military began a new stage in developing promising tanks. One of the areas was a series of vehicles proposed in June 1953 by H.L. Yoh Company. The series stood out for its extremely innovative technical solutions. The distinguishing feature of these tanks was a so-called reserve track, and the most unusual project was the M-VII-Y. To shorten the hull, the power unit (engine and fuel tank) were moved to the turret, being placed in a developed rear recess. No prototype was made.

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  M-VI-Y (120)IX

  Closest on concealment and survivability, furthest on gun handling

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  SPHTIX

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  Chi-SeVIII

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  M-VI-YIX

  Closest on concealment and survivability, furthest on playstyle

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  TerrifiantIX

  Closest on concealment and survivability, furthest on firepower

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  E 65 ZwillingVIII

  Closest on concealment and playstyle, furthest on firepower