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M1 Super Sherman Sabresquadron Datacard M1 Super Sherman Main Battle Tank Israel 1950-60s Weapons Mobility Main Gun Calibre 76mm Speed Medium Tracked Firepower K6 Stabilised No Other Weapons cMG, pvHMG Amphibious No Fire Control Early Weight Heavy AFV Other Protection Other Equipment Front K5 (C5) Night Vision None Side K2 (C2) NBC No Top K1 (C1) Other Rear K1 (C1) Other Base Points 29 Sabresquadron Datacard M50 Sherman Main Battle Tank Israel 1956-60s Weapons Mobility Main Gun Calibre 75mm Speed Medium Tracked Firepower K6 Stabilised No Other Weapons cMG, pvHMG Amphibious No Fire Control Early Weight Heavy AFV Other Protection Other Equipment Front K5 (C5) Night Vision None Side K2 (C2) NBC No Top K1 (C1) Other Rear K1 (C1) Other Base Points 29 Sabresquadron Datacard Mk51 Sherman HV Main Battle Tank Israel 1965-70s Weapons Mobility Main Gun Calibre 105mm Speed Medium Tracked Firepower (C11) Stabilised No Other Weapons cMG, pvHMG Amphibious No Fire Control Standard Weight Heavy AFV Other Protection Other Equipment Front K5 (C5) Night Vision IR Side K2 (C2) NBC No Top K1 (C1) Other Rear K1 (C1) Other Base Points 50 Sabresquadron Datacard AMX13/75 Light Tank Israel 1955-67 Weapons Mobility Main Gun Calibre 75mm Speed Fast Tracked Firepower K6 Stabilised No Other Weapons cMG Amphibious No Fire Control Early Weight Light AFV Other Protection Other Equipment Front K2 (C2) Night Vision None Side K1 (C1) NBC No Top K1 (C1) Other Rear K1 (C1) Other Base Points 26 Sabresquadron Datacard Centurion Main Battle Tank Israel 1959-60s Weapons Mobility Main Gun Calibre 84mm Speed Medium Tracked Firepower K8 Stabilised No Other Weapons cMG, pvMG Amphibious No Fire Control Early Weight Heavy AFV Other Protection Other Equipment Front K6 (C6) Night Vision None Side K3 (C3) NBC No Top K1 (C1) Other Rear K2 (C2) Other Base Points 38 Sabresquadron Datacard Sh’ot Kal Main Battle Tank Israel 1963-82 Weapons Mobility Main Gun Calibre 105mm Speed Fast Tracked Firepower K9 (C11) Stabilised Yes Other Weapons cMG, pvMG Amphibious No Fire Control Standard Weight Heavy AFV Other Protection Other Equipment Front K6 (C6) Night Vision None Side K3 (C3) NBC No Top K1 (C1) Other Rear K2 (C2) Other Base Points 61 Sabresquadron Datacard Sh’ot Kal MkD Main Battle Tank Israel 1981-2000 Weapons Mobility Main Gun Calibre 105mm Speed Fast Tracked Firepower K10 (C11) Stabilised Yes Other Weapons cMG,2pvMG Amphibious No Fire Control Laser Weight Heavy AFV Other SM Protection Other Equipment Front K6 (C6) RA Night Vision II Side K3 (C3) RA NBC No Top K1 (C1) Other Rear K2 (C2) Other Base Points 78 Sabresquadron Datacard Mag’ach 1 Main Battle Tank Israel 1960-70 Weapons Mobility Main Gun Calibre 90mm Speed Medium Tracked Firepower K8 (C9) Stabilised No Other Weapons cMG, pvHMG Amphibious No Fire Control Standard Weight Heavy AFV Other Protection Other Equipment Front K6 (C6) Night Vision IR Side K3 (C3) NBC Yes Top K1 (C1) Other Rear K2 (C2) Other Base Points 46 Sabresquadron Datacard Mag’ach 3 Main Battle Tank Israel 1967-82 Weapons Mobility Main Gun Calibre 105mm Speed Medium Tracked Firepower K9 (C11) Stabilised No Other Weapons cMG, pvHMG Amphibious No Fire Control Standard Weight Heavy AFV Other Protection Other Equipment Front K6 (C6) Night Vision IR Side K3 (C3) NBC Yes Top K1 (C1) Other Rear K2 (C2) Other Base Points 71 Sabresquadron Datacard Mag’ach 5 (Blazer) Main Battle Tank Israel 1981-90 Weapons Mobility Main Gun Calibre 105mm Speed Medium Tracked Firepower K10 (C11) Stabilised Yes Other Weapons cMG, 2pvMG Amphibious No Fire Control Laser Weight Heavy AFV Other SM Protection Other Equipment Front K6 (C6) Night Vision II Side K3 (C3) NBC Yes Top K1 (C1) Other Rear K2 (C2) Other Base Points 71 Sabresquadron Datacard M60A1 Main Battle Tank Israel 1970-82 Weapons Mobility Main Gun Calibre 105mm Speed Medium Tracked Firepower K9 (C11) Stabilised No Other Weapons cMG, pvHMG Amphibious No Fire Control Standard Weight Heavy AFV Other Protection Other Equipment Front K7 (C7) Night Vision IR Side K3 (C3) NBC Yes Top K1 (C1) Other Rear K2 (C2) Other Base Points 56 Sabresquadron Datacard Mag’ach 6 Main Battle Tank Israel 1980-2000s Weapons Mobility Main Gun Calibre 105mm Speed Fast Tracked Firepower K10 (C11) Stabilised Yes Other Weapons cMG, 2pvMG Amphibious No Fire Control Laser Weight Heavy AFV Other SM Protection Other Equipment Front K7 (C7) RA Night Vision II Side K3 (C3) RA NBC Yes Top K1 (C1) Other Rear K2 (C2) Other Base Points 83 Sabresquadron Datacard Mag’ach 6B Gal Batash Main Battle Tank Israel 1990s-2014 Weapons Mobility Main Gun Calibre 105mm Speed Fast Tracked Firepower K10 (C11) Stabilised Yes Other Weapons cMG, 2pvMG Amphibious No Fire Control Laser Weight Heavy AFV Other SM Protection Other Equipment Front K8 (C8) RA Night Vision TI Side K3 (C3) RA NBC Yes Top K1 (C1) Other Rear K2 (C2) Other Base Points 88 Sabresquadron Datacard Mag’ach 7 Main Battle Tank Israel 1990s-2014 Weapons Mobility Main Gun Calibre 105mm Speed Fast Tracked Firepower K10 (C11) Stabilised Yes Other Weapons cMG, 2pvMG Amphibious No Fire Control Digital Weight Heavy AFV Other SM Protection Other Equipment Front K8 (C8) RA Night Vision TI Side K3 (C3) RA NBC Yes Top K1 (C1) Other Rear K2 (C2) Other Base Points 92 Sabresquadron Datacard Mag’ach 8 Main Battle Tank Israel 2014- Weapons Mobility Main Gun Calibre pvMG Speed Fast Tracked Firepower Stabilised No Other Weapons NT-S Spike, pvMG Amphibious No Fire Control Early Weight Heavy AFV Other SM Protection Other Equipment Front K8 (C8) RA Night Vision TI Side K3 (C3) RA NBC Yes Top K1 (C1) Other Rear K2 (C2) Other Base Points 80 Sabresquadron Datacard Ti67 Main Battle Tank Israel 1973-82 Weapons Mobility Main Gun Calibre 105mm Speed Medium Tracked Firepower K9 (C11) Stabilised No Other Weapons cMG, pvHMG Amphibious No Fire Control Standard Weight Heavy AFV Other RD Protection Other Equipment Front K6 (C6) Night Vision IR Side K3 (C3) NBC Yes Top K1 (C1) Other Rear K2 (C2) Other Base Points 55 Sabresquadron Datacard Tiran 5 Main Battle Tank Israel 1970-75 Weapons Mobility Main Gun Calibre 100mm Speed Medium Tracked Firepower K8 (C8) Stabilised No Other Weapons cMG, pvHMG Amphibious No Fire Control Early Weight Heavy AFV Other RD Protection Other Equipment Front K6 (C6) Night Vision IR Side K3 (C3) NBC Yes Top K1 (C1) Other Rear K2 (C2) Other Base Points 42 Sabresquadron Datacard Merkava 1 Main Battle Tank Israel 1979-1990s Weapons Mobility Main Gun Calibre 105mm Speed Medium Tracked Firepower K10 (C11) Stabilised Yes Other Weapons cMG, 2pvMG Amphibious No Fire Control Laser Weight Heavy AFV Other SM Protection Other Equipment Front K8 (C12) Night Vision II Side K4 (C6) NBC Yes Top K2 (C2) Other Rear K2 (C4) Other Base Points 79 Sabresquadron Datacard Merkava 2 Main Battle Tank Israel 1983-2000s Weapons Mobility Main Gun Calibre 105mm Speed Medium Tracked Firepower K10 (C11) Stabilised Yes Other Weapons cMG, 2pvMG Amphibious No Fire Control Laser Weight Heavy AFV Other SM Protection Other Equipment Front K8 (C13) Night Vision II Side K4 (C6) NBC Yes Top K2 (C2) Other Rear K2 (C4) Other Base Points 81 Sabresquadron Datacard Merkava 2C Main Battle Tank Israel 1998-2010s Weapons Mobility Main Gun Calibre 105mm Speed Medium Tracked Firepower K10 (C11) Stabilised Yes Other Weapons cMG, 2pvMG Amphibious No Fire Control Laser Weight Heavy AFV Other SM Protection Other Equipment Front K8 (C14) Night Vision TI Side K4 (C7) NBC Yes Top K2 (C5) Other Rear K2 (C4) Other Base Points 92 Sabresquadron Datacard Merkava 3 Main Battle Tank Israel 1990-2010s Weapons Mobility Main Gun Calibre 120mm Speed Fast Tracked Firepower K12 (C12) Stabilised Yes Other Weapons cMG, 2pvMG Amphibious No Fire Control Laser Weight Heavy AFV Other SM Protection Other Equipment Front K10 (C18) Night Vision TI Side K4 (C8) NBC Yes Top K2 (C5) Other MR Rear K2 (C4) Other Base Points 116 Sabresquadron Datacard Merkava 3 Baz Main Battle Tank Israel 1995- Weapons Mobility Main Gun Calibre 120mm Speed Fast Tracked Firepower K13 (C13) Stabilised Yes Other Weapons cMG, 2pvMG Amphibious No Fire Control Digital Weight Heavy AFV Other CIS, SM Protection Other Equipment Front K10 (C18) Night Vision TI Side K4 (C8) NBC Yes Top K2 (C5) Other MR Rear K2 (C4) Other Base Points 128 Sabresquadron Datacard Merkava 4 Main Battle Tank Israel 2004- Weapons Mobility Main Gun Calibre 120mm Speed Very Fast Tracked Firepower K14 (C14) Stabilised Yes Other Weapons cMG, 2pvMG Amphibious No Fire Control Digital Weight Heavy AFV Other CIS, SM Protection Other Equipment Front K10 (C18) Night Vision TI Side K4 (C8) NBC Yes Top K3 (C6) Other MR, TIC Rear K2 (C4) Other Base Points 147 Sabresquadron Datacard Merkava 4m Windbreaker Main Battle Tank Israel 2007- Weapons Mobility Main Gun Calibre 120mm Speed Very Fast Tracked Firepower K14 (C14) Stabilised Yes Other Weapons cMG, 2pvMG Amphibious No Fire Control Digital Weight Heavy AFV Other CIS, SM Protection Other Equipment Front K10 (C18) Night Vision TI Side K4 (C8) NBC Yes Top K3 (C6) Other MR, TIC Rear K2 (C4) Other CM3 Base Points 163 .
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