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The last Sherman tank rolled off an assembly line in July, 1945. The Abrams tank entered US service in 1980. How exactly are either of these "brand new?"
Should I be troubled that the president believes a tank that last saw service in the US Army in 1957 is "brand new?" Will any reporter follow up on this?
Maybe the president meant "newly restored Sherman tank." There are a few of those around, including one that was on sale in 2016 on eBay. Is that what the president meant by "brand new Sherman tanks?"
A military parade featuring invisible fighter jets and brand new tanks from 1945 would indeed be a sight to behold.
BREAKING: Live footage from President Trump's 4th of July Parade!
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