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Tank

Slang; to drop precipitously in price.
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Svetlana Dryuk is a famed tank commander for pro-Putin rebels
Famed female Russian tank commander defects to Ukraine after 'falling in honeytrap'; Svetlana Dryuk, 40, says she has handed Kiev details of Russian battle plans for a 'full-scale invasion' after switching her allegiances
He ended the war in Austria, still a tank commander, celebrating his 21st birthday on V-E Day.
MEMORIAL DAY TRIBUTE Battlefield to the basketball court Man survived WWII and then dedicated himself to teaching Tribute
Funnyman Gary: Tank Commander swaps camouflage panto at the SEC Armadillo
Is the panto season over? Oh no it's not! Still time to catch some top shows packed with stars in Glasgow
TOP RANK Stuart at right of Gary: Tank Commander cast.
There's lots of French kissing. Thankfully I keep my wig on; TANK COMMANDER STAR IN STEAMY DRAMA Stuart's joy at cover-up operation in Versailles
Nick Popaditch; ONCE A MARINE: AN IRAQ WAR TANK COMMANDER'S INSPIRATIONAL MEMOIR - OF COMBAT COURAGE AND RECOVERY; Savas Beatie (Autobiography/Memoir) $24.95 ISBN: 9781932714470
Once a Marine: An Iraq War Tank Commander's Inspirational Memoir - Of Combat Courage and Recovery
A standard 16-man tank platoon typically consists of 4 tanks, each crewed by a tank commander, a gunner, a loader, and a driver.
Tankers without tanks
Take the tank commander's portable fire extinguisher while he evacuates through the commander's hatch.
Now's the time to know fire procedures
THE British tank commander killed in Iraq because of an "unforgivable and inexcusable" delay in providing body armour to troops is just the latest in a seemingly inexhaustible list of Blair's failures over the invasion of Iraq (Tank commander's death 'inexcusable', 19/12).
Letter: List of failures in Iraq seems inexhaustible; Voice of the North
A British tank commander who died in a "friendly fire" incident during the invasion of Iraq was killed by a single round from a type of gun known to be inaccurate at short range.
Friendly fire death caused by lack of training and 'inaccurate' gun
A good friend, Phil Daniel, a tank commander, was wounded in action and sent me a copy of the "personal effects register" compiled when he was backloaded to hospital.
Odds and ends
He served as a tank commander with 2hd Platoon, Company A, 2nd Tank Battalion.
Tanker wins bronze star: Hall of Heroes

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