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Every Tank Used in the Vietnam War (1955–1975)

Vietnam was not built for tanks—jungle, mines, and ambush range punished anything on tracks. But when the war turned conventional, armor still decided who could break a line and who could hold a city. This video is the complete catalog of tanks used in the Vietnam War, covering Western and ARVN armor (from the M24 Chaffee, M41 Walker Bulldog, M551 Sheridan, and the M48 Patton family) and the Communist lineup (PT-76, Type 62, T-34-85, Type 59, T-54, and T-55). It also includes the specialist reality of Vietnam armor: flamethrower and dozer configurations, field modifications, added protection, and how tanks were actually employed—route security, perimeter defense, shock support, river routes, mines, major offensives, and urban entry. Use the time sections to jump to the tank, side, or battlefield role you care about most. Which vehicle do you think mattered more in the endgame—Western staying power or Soviet-style breakthrough momentum? Subscribe to Armored Index for new military indexes and full equipment breakdowns every week. #vietnamwar #militaryhistory #tanks #coldwar #armor #armoredwarfare