Chieftain Mark 10

The Chieftain Mark 10 is a British main battle tank developed in the 1960s, designed for armored warfare. It features a powerful 120mm gun, advanced armor for protection, and a crew of four. Known for its versatility, it was capable of engaging a variety of targets on the battlefield. The tank's design emphasizes mobility, firepower, and survivability, making it a significant component of the UK’s armored forces during the Cold War era. Although now retired from active service, the Chieftain Mark 10 remains an important step in evolving armored vehicle technology.