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It sure does look like a bottle rocket.

Future videos will have AI voice rather than words while some will have music. But they will all be footage that I drove to the location and took myself. I'm assuming you mean the tracks on the tank? The museum slowly restores the stuff. They told me that sourcing parts or people who can actually do the work is very difficult. They have some success but not always, so some of the stuff sits until they can refurbish it.

Well thank you. Too bad we couldn't see it fly. That would be awesome!

It was having a bad day. It is really in bad shape to reclaim any type of glory at this moment.

They look almost identical. The M60 doesn't have a muzzle break. The M48 does. There are a lot other difference as well. Furthermore, the museum's directory says their display is indeed an M60.

The same museum does have an M48. The video is titled, "M48: The Tank That Defined an Era." So you can see it for yourself.

It definitely saw better days. The helicopter was exposed to the elements so that didn't help.

I read that it was in that game if I'm not mistaken.

Yea, it was tiny. I don't know how well it would take a direct hit from another tank, though.

You're right. It was also in the opening scene of "Straight Outta Compton." Such a bad a$$ vehicle. I love it. It's one of the coolest ones I've seen.

That cannon was cool. I wish I could have one of these to drive around in.

@TheContentCreator101 thats not a 90mm cannon bruh

You're right. There are variants with a 90mm cannon though. The information applies to the Commando not necessarily to the one in the video. Unfortunately, I haven't come across with one that has a 90mm cannon in person.

It was widely used. A lot of countries used it. You might be missing flags.

Definitely, all the museums that have displays outdoors take a beating because of the weather.

UAV? ZALA Lancet?

I bet it still wasn't comfortable.

If you get hit with something?

@TheContentCreator101 even worse

Could you share what could go wrong inside one of them if you were just traveling in it? I'm curious as I never been in one myself.

@TheContentCreator101 you tend to get shot at. More than once.

Makes sense. Giant target.

What's that? I've never heard of it.

@@TheContentCreator101 Are you serious? A lot of UA-camrs are participating in Christmas specials by grabbing cards from Angel Trees. You can find an Angel Tree in your area, which is sponsored by the Salvation Army. Just look for a child who is hoping for a military toy and create a video about it.

Oh, I honestly never heard of it. UA-cam never advertised this to me.

That was an active military installation. I had a chaperone. So I don't think that would have gone very well. I would need a cameraman and a good attorney to possibly air guiter off of it.

@@TheContentCreator101 - Makes for Great Content! - Great Music Choice! -

UA-cam has a library of music you can use that is copyright free. That is where I got it from. Future videos coming out next year will use AI generated music.

@@TheContentCreator101 Thanks, G good to know!

Voice overs are obviously AI on my long form videos. I found a better AI for future videos that sounds more realistic but AI still has a long way to go.

I wish we could find out. That would be cool.

I agree 100%.

Yes

@TheContentCreator101 cool

Ha, is that what they call it?

The moon in the sky hits your eyes like a big a pizza pie....

Pizza is good.

I just think swept wing aircraft were ugly compared to modern fighters, in my opinion.

@@TheContentCreator101 Now THAT put a smile on my face! I can't think of a better explanation than simply ... YOUR HONEST OPINION! I gotta respect that, and when you compare it to modern aircraft, well OF COURSE! I'm just an Old Fart that grew up when the X-15 was cutting-edge technology! There were plenty aircraft that could be considered "ugly" by today's standards, but some of them had very impressive kill ratios and ruled the skies during their time. So I've always respected them. Comparing them to modern aircraft is something I never considered, to be honest about it!

It is a beautiful aircraft in its own right. But considering we are still in the Jet Age, there are much more beautiful aircraft out there. This is especially true if you compare it to something more modern like an F22.

@@TheContentCreator101 F22 is SWEET ... But cutting edge technology is STILL way ahead of actual production, even today. When they come out with something powered by Rotating Detonation Engines and using Active Flow control ... that F22 could seem as far behind as the "Ugly Duckling"! I had the opportunity to look inside a Mercury Space capsule once. May even have been the one John Glenn went up in. Don't remember. But trying to compare THAT old tech to what they have now is like sailing ships to aircraft carriers! That thing was SCARY!

The old space stuff is awesome. I just saw that Kennedy Space Center a few months ago. It's a wonderful park to visit. In the future, I will be posting a video of it.