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Unique ID: 1155 Added to Database: February 2010 Last Edited: February 2010 Type (ID): T-72 (2690) Model (ID): Asad Babil (2708) Location Category (ID): National Museum of the Marine Corps (96200) Location (ID): Storage (96204) Serial Number: Registration: Arabic number “٦٣٥٤٩٠” (“236490”) or similar painted on glacis plate. Name: Other Identification: Iraqi unit markings on turret sides. Painted overall desert sand. Collection Reference: Links: References: Associated Tanks: Location History: (see map) 1: Russia (Country of origin) 2: First Gulf War, Location Unknown, Kuwait (Captured) 3: National Museum of the Marine Corps, Triangle, Prince William County, Virginia, USA (Current location) Text in original Preserved Soviet Tanks publication: [No entry] Text in Preserved Soviet Tanks Update: [No entry] Text in original Preserved Tanks In USA publication: This appears to be one of the pre-production versions of the Asid Babyl, of which there were probably only three made (source: J. Web). It is believed to have been captured in the first Gulf War. It shows signs of damage, with broken mudguards and damaged external equipment.

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1992 1: Front left view Taken: 1992 (Estimated) Contributor: Toadman Photo ID: 2661 Added: 6 February 2010 Filename: Scan_T72... Views: 205 Select/Has Priority: 21/0		2: Front view Taken: 1992 (Estimated) Contributor: Toadman Photo ID: 2662 Added: 6 February 2010 Filename: Scan_T72... Views: 202 Select/Has Priority: 21/0		3: Right view Taken: 1992 (Estimated) Contributor: Toadman Photo ID: 2663 Added: 6 February 2010 Filename: Scan_T72... Views: 206 Select/Has Priority: 21/0

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