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ANA T-62 MBT Live Fire

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First published at 15:25 UTC on September 30th, 2020.

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Development of the T-62 medium tank began in 1957. The first prototype of the T-62 was completed in 1959 & It was tested and trialed through 1960-61. It was officially accepted to service with the Soviet Army in 1961. Production commenced in 1961 and ended in 1973. Around 20,000 were produced in the Soviet Union. From 1975-78 this tank was license-produced in Czechoslovakia. More than 1,500 tanks were built for export. It was produced in North Korea until the 1980's. The T-62 was and still is still used during numerous military conflicts all around the world. The T-62 was replaced by the newer T-72 main battle tank. Currently the T-62 is still in service with about 20 countries. Russia keeps these tanks in storage. Largest operators are Cuba, Egypt, Libya, Syria, Uzbekistan, Vietnam and Yemen. Some countries also keep these tanks in storage.

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