Assertion: tank's armor | /r/HasProperty | thin
Facets:
value: on one
type: LOCATION
Source sentences:
text: Combat experience with the T-26 showed the Soviet military that, even though the T-26's gun could defeat the armor of opposing tanks it met in battle, its armor was too thin and the gun caliber was too small as it often encountered entrenched anti-tank guns demanding a larger caliber that could fire a larger high-explosive shell.
text: Soviet tanks dominated their foreign rivals in Spain due to their firepower, but their thin armor, in common with most tanks of the period, made them vulnerable to the new towed antitank guns being supplied to Infantry units.
text: The staff at Aberdeen Proving Ground was worried that the armor of the T35E1 was too thin, and so bosses for appliqué armor panels were added to the hull sides, glacis, and turret sides.
text: The armor was thin enough that it could be penetrated even by heavy machine gun rounds as well as being highly vulnerable to mines.
text: The armor of the M22 in several areas was found to be so thin that it was incapable of even resisting the armor-piercing ammunition of a .50 caliber machine-gun.
text: The armor was too thin on one, and the tracks too narrow on another.