Joined the Service: 1955 Producer: General Dynamics
Price: *$1 million
The M60 Patton, introduced in 1959, is the Marine Corps' second-generation main battle tank. After the Marines' heavy tank battalion was deactivated in 1963, the M60 Patton became a key asset, especially during the Cold War.
Priced at about $1 million, the M60 Patton was the primary battle tank for U.S. forces in this era. Its strong design and advanced technology made it effective against enemy armor, shaping the future of armored warfare.
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The M60 Patton has a 300-mile operational range and requires a 385-gallon fuel tank. Operated by a crew of four, it emphasizes teamwork and efficiency.
The M60 Patton served the Army until 2005, proving its durability and combat value. Its range, firepower, and crew capacity made it a key player in U.S. military history, especially during the Cold War.
