M47 Patton

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The M47 Patton is an American main battle tank of the early Cold War era, widely used by the U.S. and its allies before being replaced by more advanced Patton-series tanks.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf armored fighting vehicle
main battle tank
combatWeight approximately 46 tons
countryOfOrigin United States
crew 5
designedInPeriod early Cold War
engine Continental AV-1790-5B
linked to: Continental AV-1790
enginePower 810 hp
engineType air-cooled V12 gasoline engine
era Cold War
followedBy M48 Patton
linked to: M48 Patton tank

M60 Patton
linked to: M60 Patton tank
hullOrigin based on M46 Patton hull
manufacturer American Locomotive Company
Detroit Tank Arsenal
General Motors
Massey-Harris
linked to: Massey-Ferguson
maximumSpeed about 48 km/h
namedAfter George S. Patton
numberBuilt over 8,500
partOfSeries Patton tank series
linked to: M60 Patton tank
precededBy M46 Patton
linked to: M46 Patton tank
primaryArmament 90 mm M36 gun
productionPeriod 1951–1953
range about 130 km
replacedBy M48 Patton in U.S. service
linked to: M48 Patton tank
secondaryArmament .30 caliber M1919A4 machine guns
.50 caliber M2 Browning machine gun
serviceEntry 1951
suspension torsion bar
turretOrigin new turret design with stereoscopic rangefinder
usedBy Austrian Army
Belgian Army
French Army
Greek Army
Iranian Army
Italian Army
Pakistani Army
linked to: Pakistan Army

Portuguese Army
South Korean Army
Spanish Army
Turkish Army
linked to: Turkish Land Forces

United States Army
United States Marine Corps
West German Army
Yugoslav People’s Army
usedInConflict Cyprus conflict
linked to: Cyprus dispute

Indo-Pakistani War of 1965
Indo-Pakistani War of 1971
Iran–Iraq War
Korean War (late phase, limited)
linked to: Korean War

Yugoslav Wars (limited, as reserves)
linked to: Yugoslav Wars

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M26 Pershing succeededBy M47 Patton
subject linked to: M26 Pershing tank
M26 Pershing successor M47 Patton
subject linked to: M26