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TAM 
Initial Operational Capability (IOC): 1982
Total Production: 470
Also Known As: Tanque Argentino Medio
Origin: Argentina
Description: The Tanque Argentino Medio (Argentinean Medium Tank) TAM was developed in the 1970s as the replacement for the Sherman tanks within the Argentinean Army. The TAM was designed by Thyssen Henschel of West Germany in the late 1970s. In the early 1980s the tank entered serial production in Buenos Aires, Argentina. Compared with other Western tanks the TAM results lighter and smaller because it is optimized for operations in Argentina's countryside. It is equipped with a 105mm gun, one 7.62mm coaxial machine gun and a roof-mounted 7.62mm anti-aircraft machine gun. It is powered by a six cylinder diesel engine developing 720hp and enabling a top speed on-road of 75 kilometers per hour.Initial Operational Capability (IOC): 1982
Total Production: 470
Also Known As: Tanque Argentino Medio
Origin: Argentina
Parent System: TAM
Initial Operational Capability (IOC): 1982
Total Production: 470
Initial Operational Capability (IOC): 1982
Total Production: 470
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TAM Specifications
Crew: 4
Dimensions
Height: 2.42 meter (95 inch)
Length: 8.23 meter (324 inch)
Main Gun Caliber: 105 millimeter
Width: 3.12 meter (123 inch)
Performance
Ditch Crossing Ability: 2.50 meter (98 inch)
Fording Depth: 1.50 meter (59 inch)
Max Range: 900 kilometer (559 mile)
Step Climbing Ability: 1 meter (39.4 inch)
Power
Power: 720 hp (537 kW)
Speed
Top Speed: 75 kph (47 mph)
Weight
Combat Weight: 30.5 ton (67,240 pound)
Dimensions
Height: 2.42 meter (95 inch)
Length: 8.23 meter (324 inch)
Main Gun Caliber: 105 millimeter
Width: 3.12 meter (123 inch)
Performance
Ditch Crossing Ability: 2.50 meter (98 inch)
Fording Depth: 1.50 meter (59 inch)
Max Range: 900 kilometer (559 mile)
Step Climbing Ability: 1 meter (39.4 inch)
Power
Power: 720 hp (537 kW)
Speed
Top Speed: 75 kph (47 mph)
Weight
Combat Weight: 30.5 ton (67,240 pound)
CEP: Circular Error Probable
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