Merkava Mk. 1 Hybrid Crowd Control

Rabin Thaver and his astonishing work on the Takom Merkava 1 Hybrid on crowd control
Named after the ancient Hebrew war chariot, Israel’s Merkava tank was forged by experience on the battlefield as well as the painful political realities facing the Jewish state. The Merkava Mk.1 saw combat in Lebanon in 1982 and began featuring upgrades which ultimately led to the more advanced Mk. II. These interim tanks became unofficially known as ‘Mk.I Hybrid’.

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