211K views · 1.2K shares | A Japanese Type 74 main battle tank showing its dance moves to an American M1 Abrams main battle tank. ~Licayan09~ | Tanks. Being tanks. | Facebook

187K views · 3.4K reactions | The Type 74 tank looks cool even as it leaves! This is the last! The last brave sight! 10th Tank Battalion 73rd Anniversary Commemoration Event Toyokawa Garrison Tank Experience Ride! Japan military | Military Technology | Facebook

11K views · 191 reactions | A video of Type 74 tanks doing some water-fording exercise. The procedure taken when the tank "stopped midway and is taking on water" :P This procedure is imperative for the tank, since Japan not only have mountaneous terrain, but also shallow rivers that can become a natural boundary. source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dfiMf2NSmI4 #Gatto_Nero | Tanks. Being tanks. | Facebook

11K views · 155 reactions | classical 80's/90's video of Type 74 in...

The Type-74 tank of the Japan Ground Self-Defense Force (JGSDF) served as one of Japan’s primary armored assets from the mid-1970s until its full retirement in 2024. Even after the introduction of the more modern and heavier Type-90 tank in the 1990s, the Type-74 continued to perform reliably and remained in active service for decades. Comparable in weight to the Philippine Army’s Sabrah Light Tank, the Type-74 tips the scales at around 35 tons. It is armed with a powerful 105mm L/51 rifled gun

75K views · 1K reactions | 10 sec car #GlaucioGomes #modernwarfare #tank #tanks Type 10 MBT racing against Type 90 and Type 74. Nobody asks me to play tricks either  | Regimento de Blindados & Cia. | Facebook

The Type 74 from Japan- Fourteen years to develop 😲 so essentially obsolete by the time it entered service. Some 893 were produced, and while it was due to be replaced by the more modern Type 90 with the end of the Cold War the Type 74s remained in service until at least 2006, in fact you can still see some of the modified variants still in service now. The video shows the hydropneumatic suspension in use which can be adjusted to suit the type of terrain being crossed. Operated either by the co