Steel and thunder through the jungle — the M48 Patton carving a path where none existed. Vietnam’s terrain was unforgiving, but so were the men behind the armor. #VietnamWar #M48Patton #GhostsOfTheBattlefield | Ghosts of the Battlefield

1.2M views · 37K reactions | “A Marine M48 Patton pushes through the dense forest, its engine growling under the canopy as the crew scans for threats. Steel and jungle don’t mix easily, but the tank forces its way forward—bringing firepower where the fight demands it.” #GhostsoftheBattlefield #VietnamWar #USMC #M48Patton #Armor #JungleWarfare #Vietnam1960s #MarineCorpsHistory #WarHistory #MilitaryHeritage #HistoryPreserved | Ghosts of the Battlefield | Facebook

Developed in the early 1950s, the M48 Patton represented a significant step forward in American tank design. It was built to address the challenges of modern armored warfare after World War II and Korea, combining improved firepower, armor, and mobility. #military #tank | The War Rooms