- The following are some of the tanks used in the Iraq War12:
- M1A1 Abrams
- M1A1 HA Abrams Heavy Armor
- M60A1 Patton RISE Passive (USMC)
- M60A3 Patton TTS (US Army)
- M551 Sheridan (US Army)
- Asad Babil
- T55 Enigma
- Al Fao SPG
- T55/130
- BMP-1 Saddam
- T-54 BTS Saddam
- MT-LB Mortar Carrier
- MT-LB ZSU-23-2
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- M1A1 Abrams
- M1A1 HA Abrams Heavy Armor M1A1 HA Abrams Heavy Armor
- M60A1 Patton RISE Passive ( USMC) M60A1 Patton RISE Passive ( USMC)
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- Asad Babil
- T55 Enigma T55 Enigma
- Al Fao SPG Al Fao SPG
- T55/130 T55/130
- BMP-1 Saddam BMP-1 Saddam
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