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A T-72 Asad Babil abandoned almost intact on the——US forces main resupply route, "Iraq," 2003.

Some of the "tank main features," like the reinforced glacis plate. And the bracket for the electro-optical countermeasures pod (removed) are clearly visible in this photograph.
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Author unknown serviceman (US Army)

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Bracket for electro-optical countermeasures device

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Towing eye where is clearly visible the edge of the laminated armor plate

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Towing eye where is clearly visible the edge of the laminated armor plate

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