Chieftain Chieftain This highly original British main battle tank of the seventies and eighties this exhibit can be painted in a special urban camouflage scheme as it was for use in West Berlin. This example of Chieftain also features the additional turret armour known as Stillbrew. M60A1 Patton Named after the famous American general this M60A1 was supplied to the Tank Museum by the US Army in Germany. Here it is seen taking part in a Tank Action event at the Museum, holding the interest of a large crowd of visitors. M60A1 Patton FV438 Swingfire FV438 Swingfire The wire-guided anti-tank missile has often been touted as the antidote to the tank. Here we have the British Swingfire system, mounted on a modified FV432 personnel carrier. It is finished in an experimental camouflage scheme from the sixties. T-72 This impressive Soviet design, the smallest of all modern main battle tanks, features a 125mm gun with an automatic loading system. The tank is shown on arrival at Bovington from Germany, as a gift of the German Army. T-72