[bike1941]

Originally Posted by Sharon ↗

Great footage of a missile hit

I'm sure they die pretty quick

[pyromancer555]

All the fire and flames are from all the ammo cooking off inside the tank and exploding. Not directly from the rocket hit.

[John Doenut]

I thought that someone had put the kettle on in the tank, to brew up a cuppa.

[russell515034]

Isn't that simply a TOW? I don't think any white phosphorus was needed or used.

[bigkev]

Got to love those TOW Missiles...

[boominator]

Originally Posted by Oswald2001 ↗

I have seen this many times.

IIRC, this took place on an American ordnance testing/training range.


But you did use all the Useful Idiot clumsy and obvious buzzwords.

"Syrian, Israeli, White Phosphorus"


Agenda much?

As soon as I heard the narrators voice I knew this was a training video.

[sirnamemr]

Originally Posted by hossmac9 ↗

TOW missile system.

Tube Launched
Obtically tracked
Wire command link guided missile
This is an older vid but the TOW is still used (upgraded) both ground mounted, Cobra helos and I think the Bradley still carries a TOW. Crew is pink mist on impact then all the ordinance and red hit melted metal make the show rendering the tank unrepairable.

Actually it's not a "TOW" missile. TOW missiles are American. The missile in this video is a Swedish "SACLOS" missile. more precisely it's the RBS-56 BILL missile.

The correct terminology to use would be "anti-tank guided weapon" (ATGM).

[sirnamemr]

Typo: "anti-tank guided *missile"

[sirnamemr]

Here is a link to Raytheons trademark registration for "TOW".

http://tmsearch.uspto.gov/bin/showfi...10:j82p9u.3.83

[Qrixzter]

its an Centurion tank, and its made in UK drives on gasolin , and they use it for a missile test... have a nice day yall.