Sentence examples for tank version from inspiring English sources
Less technically challenging, but the photo op everyone will want from the experience, is the car crush, which can be added on to any package — the Drive A Tank version of "would you like fries with that?" Drivers can envision anyone that's ever cut them off in traffic while they crush a car with a Chieftain MK10.
Gearbox: Maybach OLVAR EG 40 12 16 B (eight forward and four reverse) Radio: FuG 5, Befehlswagen (command tank) version: FuG 8 (Sd.Kfz. 267), FuG 7 (Sd.Kfz.
The German command tank version (Panzerbefehlswagen 35 t)) exchanged ammunition for another radio set and a gyrocompass, although exactly how much isn't known.
Toilet handles come in left and right hand versions, as well as front and side tank versions.
Other cars on display include Art Arfons Green Monsterr, which set LSRs in the mid '60s; Tom Beatty's Belly Tank, one version of the machines built shortly after World War II from surplus fuel tanks for military aircraft, and Ron Main's Flatfire, the world's fastest Ford flathead-powered vehicle.
The Iraqis at the site of the abandoned tank gave another version, one that made the American probe not so much a tour de force as a debacle.
According to the Web site of Krauss-Maffei Wegmann, which produces the tank, the latest version, the Leopard 2A7+, includes "nonlethal capabilities" and an "obstacle clearance blade" almost like a plow in the front that can clear debris and roadblocks.
Instead of a water tank, the human version relies on a simple driving simulator a steering wheel and a gas pedal connected to a monitor.
Still, the JNA operated around 300 M-84 tanks (a Yugoslav version of the Soviet T-72) and a sizable fleet of ground-attack aircraft, such as the Soko G-4 Super Galeb and the Soko J-22 Orao, whose armament included AGM-65 Maverick guided missiles.
Long Tank Thor, an advanced version of the Thor space launch vehicle, first appeared in the summer of 1966.
(An afternoon can be pleasantly passed watching his highlights on YouTube, from his high-flying days at L.S.U. to his more tank-like later versions).
