US Army's last tanks depart from Germany

STUTTGART, GERMANY - The US Army’s 69-year history of basing main battle tanks on German soil quietly ended last month when 22 Abrams tanks, a main feature of armored combat units throughout the Cold War, embarked for the US. The departure of the last M-1 Abrams tanks coincides with the inactivation of two of the Army’s Germany-based heavy brigades. From World War II on through the Cold War, tanker units were a heavy presence in Germany. At its peak, Germany was home to 20 NATO armored divisions, or about 6,000 tanks, according to the 21st TSC [Theater Sustainment Command]. “There is no [US] tank on German soil. It’s a historic moment,” said Lieutenant Colonel Wayne Marotto, 21st TSC spokesman.

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