Tank

The Tanks, like the APCs, have little difference in function between levels, other than their appearance, fire rate, and mobility. The Tanks all fire a barrel-launched projectile (similar to that of an RPG projectile) out of the main cannons, which are controlled by the driver. They also sport a machine gun on the top, controlled by the passenger that has damage similar to some of the machine guns of the APCs. A direct hit by the main cannon of any tank to the body of an enemy player does 275 damage and a head-shot within 200 meters by it is an instant kill. You can find the top tank players leaderboard here: Lifetime Most Kills Per Vehicle leaderboard. Tanks are meant for providing extra firepower and anti-armor purposes in support of infantry. Their slow mobility makes them unsuited for transportation, but their tough armor and powerful cannons and machine guns make them ideal for various kinds of combat.

## Tank Level-1

The Tank Level-1 is a compact and tall tank with the turret and cannon towards the front. It isn't as long as the other tanks, but it is much taller. The M2 machine gun is at the front end of the turret, centered on top of the main gun, which itself is centered forward relative to the hull. The barrel is shorter than the other levels, just barely reaching past the hull. There are two antennae on the back. It closely resembles the M2 Bradley. It can be found on Southwest, Desert, Kitchen, and Temple.

The Tank Level-1 with full customization (front left view)The Tank Level-1 with full customization (back right view)
## Tank Level-2

    This tank is short, long, and has the longest cannon of any of the tanks. Its turret seemingly "melts" into the body of the tank, and its machine gun is positioned more towards the center. Unlike the other two tanks, the Tank Level-2 has no antennae on the back. It closely resembles a T-72. It can be found on Southwest, Heist, and Northwest.

The Tank Level-2 with full customization (front left view)The Tank Level-2 with full customization (back right view)
## Tank Level-3

    This tank has the widest hull and is around the same length as the Tank Level-2. It has a larger turret that is raised slightly off of the main hull. The cannon has a bore evacuator on it, towards the middle of the barrel. The machine gun is in the same placement as the Tank Level-1. It closely resembles an M1 Abrams (or the MBT-80). Because of its high torque, the Tank Level-3 can climb steep slopes much better than the other two tanks and is able to scale the cliffs on Southwest despite the Abrams not actually having the torque to do the same, in real life. It can be found on Southwest and Pacific.

The Tank Level-3 with full customization (front left view)The Tank Level-3 with full customization (back right view)
## Trivia

* Tanks used to be immune to bullets, but this would be later fixed.
* Doing missions involving a tank will guarantee an item box/crate for the tank used in the mission.
* There is a “Level-4” tank in a cargo plane on the Area 15 Base map, but players can not operate it.

The three tanks on Southwest.The Easter Egg tank in the Area 15 Base.Tank crate.The Tank Level-3 backed into a house on Pacific.A Tank Level-1 tank destroyed by a .50 cal sniper.A Tank Level-2 and a Tank Level-3.The view when driving a tank.A customized Tank Level-1.You can customize vehicles with flags and emblems.A Tank Level-3 with a flag and emblem on the hull.A guest in a Tank Level-1 pulling off a stunt.Red Stone caught a funny moment of a Tank Level-1 on the Desert map.