යුදටැංකි වලට ගිය කලදසාව
Soviet T-62s from the Soviet-Afghan War near Kandahar, Afghanistan
(via Kenny Holston/U.S. Air Force)
Another military graveyard in Afghanistan
(via Ilya Varlamov)
Near Paderborn, Germany
(via Multi-Board)
An armor repair base (known as Repair Base 77) in Ussuriysk, Russia, opened in 1940, and went bankrupt some years ago
(via KFSS)
Dozens of old tanks near Chita, Russia
(via DarkBear-ru)
Tank and Truck Graveyard, near Asmara, Eritrea
(via Marco Diana, vartumashvili and Ilya Varlamov)
Soviet tanks at the Kabul Military Training Center, Kabul, Afghanistan
(via Swampfox_Redleg and War History Online)
Relics of the Gulf War (1990-1991) in Kuwait
(via Natalya Marquand/1000amazingplaces)
Vehicle Graveyard inside the Chernobyl Zone and some tanks used during the cleanup of Chernobyl, Ukraine
(via Google Maps, vwvortex and Nicholas Lativy)
Wrecked tanks are seen close to the road that leads to the village of Imber on December 31, 2011 on Salisbury Plain, England
(Photo by Matt Cardy/Getty Images)
An overhaul depot in Kharkiv, Ukraine with silently rusting T-64s, T-80s, T-72s, and some engines
(via Paul-itk)
Abandoned battle tanks before scrapping in Germany
(via Batram)
A scrapyard at Camp Taji (or Camp Cooke), Iraq
(via The National Guard, Live From Baghdad and The Pine City Pioneer)
An American tank destroyed by Viet Congs during Vietnam War
(via Nik Azwaa Azmi)
A Soviet PT-76 amphibious light tank from the Indochina War in Northern Laos
(via PTD Phonsavan)
A T-34-85 near Ahmad Shah Massoud's (1953-2001) tomb in Afghanistan, 2008
(via Nicholas Dickson)
A tank from the Guinea-Bissau Civil War (1998-1999) in Bissau, 2003
(via Mariomassone)
A T-55 used by Serbian military near Prizren, Kosovo in 2005
(via Mika Rantanen)
An Israeli M50 Super Sherman on the Lebanese border
(via Kenyh)
The destroyed remains of Iraqi T-54, T-55, Type 59 or Type 69 Main Battle Tanks, and two armoured recovery vehicles (a Chinese-made Type 653 and a Polish-made WZT-2) in a former Iraqi military complex
(via U.S. Marine Corps)
Soviet T-62s from the Soviet-Afghan War near Kandahar, Afghanistan
(via Kenny Holston/U.S. Air Force)
Another military graveyard in Afghanistan
(via Ilya Varlamov)
Near Paderborn, Germany
(via Multi-Board)
An armor repair base (known as Repair Base 77) in Ussuriysk, Russia, opened in 1940, and went bankrupt some years ago
(via KFSS)
Dozens of old tanks near Chita, Russia
(via DarkBear-ru)
Tank and Truck Graveyard, near Asmara, Eritrea
(via Marco Diana, vartumashvili and Ilya Varlamov)
Soviet tanks at the Kabul Military Training Center, Kabul, Afghanistan
(via Swampfox_Redleg and War History Online)
Relics of the Gulf War (1990-1991) in Kuwait
(via Natalya Marquand/1000amazingplaces)
Vehicle Graveyard inside the Chernobyl Zone and some tanks used during the cleanup of Chernobyl, Ukraine
(via Google Maps, vwvortex and Nicholas Lativy)
Wrecked tanks are seen close to the road that leads to the village of Imber on December 31, 2011 on Salisbury Plain, England
(Photo by Matt Cardy/Getty Images)
An overhaul depot in Kharkiv, Ukraine with silently rusting T-64s, T-80s, T-72s, and some engines
(via Paul-itk)
Abandoned battle tanks before scrapping in Germany
(via Batram)
A scrapyard at Camp Taji (or Camp Cooke), Iraq
(via The National Guard, Live From Baghdad and The Pine City Pioneer)
An American tank destroyed by Viet Congs during Vietnam War
(via Nik Azwaa Azmi)
A Soviet PT-76 amphibious light tank from the Indochina War in Northern Laos
(via PTD Phonsavan)
A T-34-85 near Ahmad Shah Massoud's (1953-2001) tomb in Afghanistan, 2008
(via Nicholas Dickson)
A tank from the Guinea-Bissau Civil War (1998-1999) in Bissau, 2003
(via Mariomassone)
A T-55 used by Serbian military near Prizren, Kosovo in 2005
(via Mika Rantanen)
An Israeli M50 Super Sherman on the Lebanese border
(via Kenyh)
The destroyed remains of Iraqi T-54, T-55, Type 59 or Type 69 Main Battle Tanks, and two armoured recovery vehicles (a Chinese-made Type 653 and a Polish-made WZT-2) in a former Iraqi military complex
(via U.S. Marine Corps)
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