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Originally Posted by Hack&Lube
Which is why it is odd that Germany is sending them Leopard 1s. They are a tank that requires complete retraining on, and it has an old 105mm main armament that can't penetrate newer T-72s.
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Video addresses the exact scenarios at Leopard 1 would be used. The gun is not great against only the frontal T-72 armor so Leopards would need to be used in a hit and run, side/rear ambush, and support scenarios.
Leopards would require more than a month of refurbishment, then a month of transport, and another six weeks out for Ukrainian crews being trained on them IF the transfer was approved by Scholz today.