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The phrase "attacking tanks" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to military actions or strategies involving tanks as a target or subject of an attack.
Example: "The military's strategy focused on attacking tanks to weaken the enemy's armored divisions."
Alternatives: "assaulting tanks" or "targeting tanks".
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The development of dedicated weapons for attacking tanks began in earnest in the 1930s.
The bazooka was developed chiefly for attacking tanks and fortified positions at short range.
These new armoured monoplanes could endure heavy antiaircraft fire while attacking tanks and troop columns at very close range.
But in recent weeks opposition groups near the Jordan border have gone on the offensive, attacking tanks and checkpoints.
But western diplomats said enforcing the zone required taking out Libya's air defences and attacking tanks and military vehicles that posed threats to civilians.
Of the missiles, those designed for attacking tanks at short range (two miles or less) proved most effective, forcing armoured divisions to reorganize themselves in order to make possible still closer cooperation between tanks and other arms.
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We attack tanks.
Would-be revolutionaries say they can attack tanks with the many rocket launchers found in Colonel Qaddafi's arsenals in the east.
"Today, anti-tank weapons attack tanks from the top and it is effectively impossible to improve the protection of a T-64 type.
Most parties agree that the crude weapons designed in the cold war to attack tank columns and troop formations can be banned.
That amount of fuel, about 26 gallons, is only enough for an attacking tank to operate for a single day, military officials here say.
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