From the Abraham Lincoln radio studio at the George Washington Broadcast Center, Jack

Armstrong and Joe Ketti, Armstrong and Ketti show.

The M1 Abrams is not just incredibly tough, it's also surprisingly mobile given its size

and weight.

Much of this could be attributed to its treads, continuous steel plates linked together

with chain mail.

The treads allow the M1 to traverse all sorts of terrain that normal tires would find

impossible, such as extremely steep inclines and even crevices in the ground.

This is to ensure that no target would be safe from its onslaught.

The Abrams M1 tank, the best tank on earth and we're going to give some to Ukraine.

It looks like it was an absolute no at the beginning of this war, roughly a year ago.

I mean, we were arguing over whether or not we would give them guns, hand guns.

Do you remember that at the beginning?

Yeah, it seems ridiculous now.

Yeah, and then even a couple of weeks ago is no, not Abrams tanks, that's not going

to happen.

Now, it looks like it's going to happen.

So many questions, Mike Lyons joins us.

Mike is a military analyst served with the United States military in Europe and in other

fields throughout his career, a respected commentator on various networks and publications.

Mike, how are you, sir?

Hey, guys, thanks for having me back.

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